I'm an Australian law student as well and completely agree with taking it down a notch when you need to! Law, like medicine or engineering, or any rigorous study program, is really a marathon and not a race. Love that more people in law are talking about how essential it is to monitor and where necessary take action to protect your mental health :)
OMG THIS IS VIDEO IS VERY USEFUL AND IT HAD GAVE ME SOME IDEAS TO BE READY FOR 2022 BECAUSE IM INTERESTED IN STUDYING LAW. THANKS DURL... DO MORE YOU ARE ALWAYS APPRECIATED
I have found being a mature aged student, studying law at 31, it has been a lot less perceived pressure. The break from rote learning in secondary education allows an easier introduction to the legal reasoning. I feel bad for the younger students that are determined to pick the 'right' side of a case, rather than focusing on the development of quality argument for both participants. Tl;dr Focus on a sound argument, rather than the correct outcome.
hey i am the same age and ive completed 4 units so far from my law degree, any tips on how i can better my writing skills and legal reasoning. I agree with you on the pressure and stress part i dont feel it like when i was younger.
Good on you for posting this, thank you! I'm 36, a stay at home dad to 2 kids under 4 and run my own business. I started my JD last week and having watched this video feel good about my choice. Appreciate the tips and advice. Ill update you in 6 years time when its all over.
Just stumbled across your channel and it has been such a help. 💜Just about finished my first year of my law degree. 🇦🇺 Will definitely be watching your channel more often. 😊
I read this one: Mastering Law Studies and Law Exam Techniques, 10th edition by Richard Krever xx Keep in mind it is by an Australian author and law is different all over the world
When for example I want to study criminal law but I’m an undergraduate student when I go to school do I study law in general first then branch off at a later stage or what?
I'm an Australian law student as well and completely agree with taking it down a notch when you need to! Law, like medicine or engineering, or any rigorous study program, is really a marathon and not a race. Love that more people in law are talking about how essential it is to monitor and where necessary take action to protect your mental health :)
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OMG THIS IS VIDEO IS VERY USEFUL AND IT HAD GAVE ME SOME IDEAS TO BE READY FOR 2022 BECAUSE IM INTERESTED IN STUDYING LAW. THANKS DURL... DO MORE YOU ARE ALWAYS APPRECIATED
Thank you so much!!! xxx
I’m so happy I found an Australian law school guide channel :) I started university today and needed this
7 months later: how is it going? 🥲?
So glad I found your channel!!! Just starting first year in Australia next week as a mature age student and this really helped :)
I am so happy to hear that!!! Thank you xx
Starting third year at CSU- and I still have no idea what I'm doing. I've managed to wing it for the last two years...
Loving your channel, thank you
I know the feeling!!! It can be so confusing! xx
I have found being a mature aged student, studying law at 31, it has been a lot less perceived pressure.
The break from rote learning in secondary education allows an easier introduction to the legal reasoning.
I feel bad for the younger students that are determined to pick the 'right' side of a case, rather than focusing on the development of quality argument for both participants.
Tl;dr
Focus on a sound argument, rather than the correct outcome.
hey i am the same age and ive completed 4 units so far from my law degree, any tips on how i can better my writing skills and legal reasoning. I agree with you on the pressure and stress part i dont feel it like when i was younger.
Good on you for posting this, thank you! I'm 36, a stay at home dad to 2 kids under 4 and run my own business. I started my JD last week and having watched this video feel good about my choice. Appreciate the tips and advice. Ill update you in 6 years time when its all over.
I'm so glad it helped! Congratulations! It's such a fascinating degree!
@@FernDailyretuning today. Happy to report I finished my JD today. 🎉
Your channel is a literal gold mine, I’m about to be a 1L this fall and I’m a nervous wreck already 😭
YAY thank you!!! You'll be amazing! If it's scary it means you're challenging yourself xxx
I’m a third year law student in Brisbane and I WISH I had this video from day one
Just stumbled across your channel and it has been such a help. 💜Just about finished my first year of my law degree. 🇦🇺 Will definitely be watching your channel more often. 😊
I'm an Egyptian law student And I cannot stress how helpful this was, thank you!
You scaring me a lot. This year is my first year for law at University and I’m really scared
Which university are you at ?
@@sriseth2480 Macquarie, yesterday I select my subjects and they pretty alot But, I will be transferring into law next year hopefully
Ahhh. I'm starting school next month. I'm so glad I saw this. This way I know what to expert in law school
just came across your channel and I love the content you put forth! inspires me to create more law-based content :)
Thank you so much! You explain things clearly and honestly.
starting first year at adelaide uni and thank you for this vid super helpful!
So glad to hear that! :) You're welcome xx
ik im young - like literally but ima do my research ... THIS VID WAS HELPFUL !!
Do you have a list of books you've read that helped you get through law school? Starting at usyd this semester and would love some extra reading :)
Sure :) I liked Mastering Law Studies and Law Exam Techniques
by Richard Krever
@@FernDaily Thanks so much!
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Thank you. What text books would you recommend on how to do assignments?
I read this one: Mastering Law Studies and Law Exam Techniques, 10th edition by Richard Krever xx Keep in mind it is by an Australian author and law is different all over the world
When for example I want to study criminal law but I’m an undergraduate student when I go to school do I study law in general first then branch off at a later stage or what?
It so wonderful 😍 thankq
What University did you go to in Australia?
hi am am just wonder about what type of internship i would get to try an increase the chance of me getting into law school?
Is there a part 2?
wow...this is so helpful
Nice video! What's her name?