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Hi all,I'm thinking of self-funding the SQE at the University of Law next year (with a view to getting a paralegal role that'll lead to a TC) - I have a couple of queries about the various options open to candidates:1. What does the timeframe tend to be for exams (i.e. if I started in September, roughly when would I be taking my exams)?2. Would it be preferable for me to choose the LLM-style option (this has more content than the basic SQE 1 and SQE 2 courses, but it's quite a bit more expensive than the normal options, so I'm reluctant to pay more than I need to - on the other hand, I've been told by people I've spoken to at the University of Law that firms are tending to use this LLM option more than the other ones, so I'm also reluctant to pay for a course that some law firms might perceive as being inferior/not comprehensive enough!)Any suggestions would be much appreciated![USER=2672]@Jessica Booker[/USER]
Hi all,
I'm thinking of self-funding the SQE at the University of Law next year (with a view to getting a paralegal role that'll lead to a TC) - I have a couple of queries about the various options open to candidates:
1. What does the timeframe tend to be for exams (i.e. if I started in September, roughly when would I be taking my exams)?
2. Would it be preferable for me to choose the LLM-style option (this has more content than the basic SQE 1 and SQE 2 courses, but it's quite a bit more expensive than the normal options, so I'm reluctant to pay more than I need to - on the other hand, I've been told by people I've spoken to at the University of Law that firms are tending to use this LLM option more than the other ones, so I'm also reluctant to pay for a course that some law firms might perceive as being inferior/not comprehensive enough!)
Any suggestions would be much appreciated!
[USER=2672]@Jessica Booker[/USER]
