Personal thoughts.
I am familiar with the LPC assessment and study format. However, is the LPC redundant, as most firms seem to prefer the SQE? If I completed the LPC, is it possible that later on, I would have to take the SQE2 exam?
Personal circumstances.
1) I do not have a training contract.
2) I attended a Russell group uni studying for a non-legal undergrad degree.
3) I attended Ulaw to study GDL.
4) I can self-fund.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
I am familiar with the LPC assessment and study format. However, is the LPC redundant, as most firms seem to prefer the SQE? If I completed the LPC, is it possible that later on, I would have to take the SQE2 exam?
Personal circumstances.
1) I do not have a training contract.
2) I attended a Russell group uni studying for a non-legal undergrad degree.
3) I attended Ulaw to study GDL.
4) I can self-fund.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
