You really ought to know

You really ought to know

You might already know but if you don’t it could be a disaster
A few little things we wish we had known at the time...
There are a few things we think you really ought to know as a law undergraduate. These articles will give you a few choice pieces of advice to make your life easier and less stressful.

We also thought that you would like to know about the experiences of others as undergraduates who have walked the same path as you.

We can't promise you will do well or that you won't have a lot of debt, but we make sure you have access to the best information to make things a little more easy going.

Overcoming Problem Areas in Academic Qualifications
The application system for courses and training positions across the legal profession is very heavil...
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Law Revision Tips
Top tips to see you through revision...
Only a law student can fully appreciate how difficult it is to revise for a law exam; case names and...
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Good marks - getting a first
Read this and you'll be half way there
Gaining a first class degree is never going to be an easy task and in order to obtain the often elus...
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Time to move out of halls isn't it?
House hunting for law students
This article will not help guarantee you a job in law, but hopefully it will help make your second a...
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The importance of choosing law modules
Make a sound choice with every law module
Employers, especially those in the legal sector, usually request a module-by-module break down of ma...
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Deal with stress at university
Sensible steps to avoid stress
It is estimated that in a year, 13.5 million working days are lost due to stress and related illness...
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Shop Cheap, Eat well, be Happy
A guide to student living
Standing on your own two feet can be a surprisingly expensive business. All of a sudden, the things ...
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Undergraduate Degree Classification Explained
Which degree class are you aiming for?
In the UK degrees are classified into five groups with a first class degree being the highest level ...
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