ULTIMATE LAW SCHOOL Q&A (UK) // TEA SPILLED
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- everything you need to know about a law degree, and way too much personal information about how we survived it.
If you have any more questions about Law, the University of Bristol or anything else, post em all below and I will try my v hardest to answer everyone !!
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QUESTIONS ASKED:
1:24 How does a Law degree work in the UK?
2:17 Did you study law at high-school?
2:44 What A-Levels did you study?
3:17 What grades did you get?
3:30 Which Law Schools did you apply to?
3:51 Is Law hard?
5:46 How many hours do you work?
6:47 How much sleep did you get?
7:46 Horror story
9:08 Do you work at home or in the library?
10:24 What advice do you have for other Law students?
11:27 Would you recommend Law?
12:02 Do you have plans for after graduation?
12:57 Did you do any internships? (vacation schemes).
They are so young..
Thank you Eve 👍👍👍
ua-cam.com/video/euMBvGVqIN8/v-deo.html everything you need to know
Instead of doing a basic q&a sitting in front of the camera by yourself and answering comments, this format that you chose was so much fun and educating. Having other students as well as yourself, interviewing them on the same questions and intercutting the answers is a brilliant way to turn a boring video into fun. Im a 24 year old grad student that has nothing to do with law and enjoyed every bit of it. Good job!
hahahah, thank you!! I appreciate that x
Totally agree.. I really enjoyed it. Had to download it on UA-cam and watch it
This was actually interesting, not boring at all. I’m planning on taking graphic design on uni, so I have no correlation with law at all but it was still interesting to watch.
that makes me so happy!! i was worried it might be really boring for people that didn't study law
i love how they call themselves procrastinators when they study 9-15 hours a day whereas I study less than 2.
💀💀💀
Same I'm really inconsistent and it's hard to just sit down I don't think I'll make it if I carry on like this 😔
I study 0 hours for like 3-4 days and then 10 hours in 1 :))))
Me: 8-9 hours? Woah, that's a lot.
Them: *Then, in peak exam season*
Me: What
I don’t even want to study law and I found this interesting 😂😂
Your editing never fails to make me smile...
:'))
8:52 "I looked at him and he looked at me and we just started crying" I actually relate, life is stressful! I'm doing High School Legal studies and that alone makes me cry, I applaud you guys for dealing with it for 3 years!
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How about now Eve 🤔
How about now? You are the gay big sis of law
Given that the EU treaties set out its constitutional basis and define the highest level of EU legislation, with the advent of Brexit, what was your favourite drink when you were out clubbing?
This made me fucking LOL mate
I'm a med student and i'm watching videos about law students ....😂😂
Hahahah, all are welcome here
lmao same
The editing throughout the video was soo good 😍
Aaaah thank YOU!!
You brave, hard-working girls. It's legitimately interesting to have the whole thing explained, especially with the added stories for spice. I'm amazed you and your friends alike would still so readily answer their recommendation for law, having just went through the final gauntlet. I do see the point of it though, that the humanities are in many ways interconnected and the study of them produces a number of transferable skills. That's a good enough reason to study most subjects, from an academic point of view. And everyone's got career plans too, bravo.
im a first year who's currently studying software engineering at university but i've always had an interest in law. in school, i excelled at humanities and enjoyed doing writing based subjects but i ended up picking a software engineering degree. i was scared i wasn't smart enough for law, and went for the something that seemed better in terms of job prospects. now im halfway through my first semester ever at uni, doing a degree that i know isn't for me, but watching your videos (and my own research) has given me strength to transfer at the end of my first year. i cant thank you enough for that
How's it going ?
How is law going?
how is it going?
How is law going?
I think software engineering is harder than law lol
hearing those grades hurt my self esteem :-( But 10/10 all of your grades were and are amazing!
this feeling, when u're almost 23, just started to study law (in germany lol) and you have like 4+ more years to go.
you've got this okay. KEEP GOING
I can relate, I’m not German though (Duh..).
Mohaamd_7 but why?
Abdullah Saleh Life happens my friend.
Mohaamd_7 الله يعينك ويساعدك وفالك التوفيق، انا الحمدلله انتهيت من القانون وعمري ٢٢ والان معي بكالوريوس وابحث عن مكتب اتدرب فيه وايضاً جالس افكر اني اكمل دراسة بالخارج.🤷🏻♂️ استفسار بسيط انت سعودي صحيح؟
I don't even study in the UK or have any interest in studying law but this was so interesting!
Me: Internally hoping that this video doesn't make me want to change my dream career of medicine
Also me: Watches the whole thing and is now researching law courses
Uh Oh, help me...
this was so helpful for me as I want to go into law once I leave school in a few years thank youuuuu :)
Chloe Scott YEEEEAH
Not boring at all👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 I just realized how sarcastic that sounds
I’m serious though, I loved the video
hahahah, thank you sis
Wait are law exams in the UK closed book?!?! I do law in Australia and it's all open book. so interesting seeingthe differences between law degrees internationally. Such awesome editing btw so funning and interesting love it!!!
"It's good if you're in to humanities but don't know what you want to do."
Guess I'm sorted then.
Same lol
count me in lmao
me but also I'm doing all sciences in alevels right now so I really don't know what I want to do lol
@@yusurkassem4174 doesn’t matter
we LOVE these educated law queens! fight for justice ladies :)
The girl who did IB got a 39 and she is still unsatisfied lollll like WTH !! Thats soooo good !!!
I seem to re-watch this video on a regular basis (whenever I need some motivation), and that alone shows how good the video turned out!
Ohmygod I love your friends. You're so lucky to have them, THEY'RE A KEEPER. This video was not boring at all, Eve. I don't study law but I find it interesting to hear other people talk about what they are studying.
I just finished my degree in digital design and development and I still enjoyed watching this video. It’s always interesting to learn about other ‘professions’
It genuinely amazes me how educational systems differ all over the world. In our country, we finish high school at the age of 19/20 and if you want to become a lawyer, you have to study for SIX years. So you leave college at the age of 26 :D These lovely girls are in their final year at such a young age. :D
I’ve just finished first year and I don’t even know how I made it tbh so pls pray for me for 2nd + 3rd year😭😂
omg the struggle is real, i am praying for u sis
I had to pause the video like 10 times because i was dying from laughter everytime u started zooming on ur friends you’re literally the best at editing
I'm going to study physics at uni lol but this was still really interesting! I love hearing about other subjects and what they're like, because then if I ever meet someone studying law I'll have some sort of idea what that's actually like
hahah yay, i'm glad!!
I’m literally watching this instead of actually studying for my degree
I am going to do Law in September at King’s College - this video has made me excited but also stressed for the amount of work 😬😬
omg you will love it, I loved Kings when I visited! I would really recommend getting involved with as much possible as early as possible, and joining up with the law society, get stuck in!!
Eve Cornwell aww thank you!! And I will make sure I will - can’t wait to get involved in mooting and debating! I nearly confirmed Bristol because I loved it so much but I think King’s is the one for me 💖💖
"what's Lord Denning's obiter statement in this dissent? and you're like what?" Ahahahahahaha so relatable
pls do more law videos x
I want to study law in England but I’m so scared but this helped hearing from students.
Thanks so much for this video, it's made me feel a lot less stressed about starting my law degree in October!
WHAT?? You can go straight from highschool to law school in England? Yeahhhh not in Canada...😕
This Generations Voice Of God You can get an LLB in Canada
As a Canadian, I wish we could do that...
Or america sadly
Why can't you? In Belgium it already takes 6 years to become a lawyer (I'm assuming its more or less the same in canada & the usa), do they really expect you to study 6 more years at 21?
WHY IS GAMORA?! In the US and I believe Canada, you have to get a bachelors degree and even possibly a masters if you so desire before even applying to law school and then it is 3 years of law school.
Thank you for this! Super helpful for me as I start studying law at uni this fall :)
had an actual freak moment of excitement when i got this notification 💛
luv u
Really liked this video even though I don't study in the UK and don't even study Law! lol
If my friends aren't this cool when I enter law school, I'm suing you!😂😂😂😭😭😭
I am going into year 11, but I know I want to do a law degree at uni (preferably Bristol) SO MUCH! I cannot wait! x
actually scared to start in September 😩😩 don’t feel clever enough hehe✌🏼
I’m starting my Law and German degree in September and this was super helpful and weirdly reassuring so thanks 🙏🏻
Starting my first year of law school in Bristol this fall and I'm really terrified but excited. This video was a really interesting insight of the course so thank youuuuu
I don’t study law. I work as a data manager for oncology clinical trials. I just really love occupational youtubers. I like to see how different careers are.
Plus your editing is fire and I love your sense of humor. Rewatching your old videos while I wait for the new one! ✨✨✨
what did you study in uni?
Anam Tahir Organismal Biology! Thanks for asking!
was it an undergraduate or graduate degree? wait so no computer science/bioinformatics to be a data manager?
Anam Tahir Nope! I was initially hired as a research assistant and worked my way up to data management. My hospital only requires a bachelor degree (doesn’t even have to be in a scientific field but mine happens to be). I am in the US so I’m not sure if it’s different over here.
This is mental I literally found ur channel today and now I've seen all your videos :)) Just know you have a new super-fan
could you do a similar video but just on bristol uni in general ?
Rosie Neville loads of people love it but I hated it...probs because the languages department is terrible
oh no- do you know what the politics / economics departments are like by chance ?
the bigger subjects seemed to be better done. honestly the languages department was just unorganised, confusing, and the lecturers didnt seem to care (plus there was no flexibility on modules.) I gotta say though my offer was BBC which is really low- if the offer for economics and politics is higher then it may be a higher quality course, so you should look around the uni to check. the other thing was that i really hated the accomodation lol
yeah i think economics and politics are AAA so hopefully they're good aha and yeah I'm probably going to the open day early sept - what accommodation were you in then?
i looked round the main catered and non-catered accomodtions altho there are others. the main catered one seemed about 200 years old tbh and was just loads of single rooms on corridors. the non catered one was inpretty cramped and dingy flats altho it was better than the other one
These are all unbelievably relatable!! The stress and the fun of law school lol
lol legit #nosleepclub
I have interest in law, I actually studied Management and now i am studyin Marketing and Business Intelligence but I watched the whole video because I love your videos that much
Oh wow that sounds like a really interesting degree, and hehe thanks Mariem
Omg im surprised I just found out about your vlog and im LOVING it! Im in my last year of law school from the Philippines and Im watching this after my taxation review class. 😂😂😂 and i think i'll be watching your vlogs in between stressing in law school.
This is quite interesting to watch since it shows the different system you have, very informative and fun to watch 💛
I’m in law school now in the Philippines, and we basically need to have 4 years of college undergrad before we enter law school which is another 4 years.
Pheobe is so innocent and adorable!
I’ve already asked this but my memory is super poor. What software do you edit with?
Final Cut Pro!
"...and we both started crying" lmao mood
I’m not a law student and I don’t even live where u live, I live in the states but I watch your videos regardless bc I just love them😂
this is the kinda support I LIVE FOR
Starting my Law LLB degree in London in two months!! Great video, I’m borderline scared and excited at the same time? Haha it will be fineee...I hope :)
Can you do an updated of this video, since it’s been almost 2 years, of where they’re at now
thank you so much for this video,
I am applying for law and this was so helpful! thank you!
Hey Eve! I'm a Law student in Bristol too and your videos literally make my day!! What's your number one motivation to study when you don't feel like studying at all?
Y A Y !! Definitely MUSIC, the right playlist can totally change my mood
The editing on this is hilarious 😂
"would you recommend law" "definitely"
You just want everyone else to suffer😂😂😂😂
ROY BLAIR AT THE END /YES/ also this was super interesting!!
I didn’t sleep much one day bc I was practicing a speech for a class all night. So, after class I had to drive home for the weekend and it’s a 2 1/2 hour drive. I stopped to pick my brother up for school but I was there 30min early so I fell asleep on the steering wheel until he got out of school.
College is a killer.
Don't know why but I got so motivated
is alevel law criminology and sociology good? i dont know whats in any of them
or shall i add a subject to replace sociology that im more good at
I need some help? I’m honestly having a mini meltdown because every time I become pretty certain on a subject I want to pursue, I end up seeing other things and changing my mind. I was fairly certain I wanted to pursue psychology, but I was still interested in theatre and drama and music and considering them, but now I’ve also started considering law. I’m passionate about all of these things, I’m considered a ‘social justice warrior’ in school and love debating and human behaviour and criminology. My confidence is also rooted in my love for performing and theatre, and I love singing so much. Theatre is something I’ve wanted to do my entire life but as I’ve developed into myself more, the more academic, political side of me has developed and also become a core part of who I am. I’m struggling with what to pick for A levels because of my wide variety of interests and the fact most people only pick 3, and the place I want to go to does a maximum of 4. I’ve done psychology, and citizenship, both of which I achieved very high grades in (A*’s), and I also achieved high grades in drama (though not as high as those). I’ve done taster sessions for A level English language, sociology and psychology- which I enjoyed thoroughly. I’m gathering if I want to go the psychology route, biology would be a good option, because though it isn’t as deep of a passion as other subjects I still enjoy it and psychology is a science. However if I want to do law, English language would probably be more useful and it interests me more. And drama doesn’t tie into any of these. If anyone has any advice, I’d really appreciate it! Thanks!
I actually studied art design in college before i got on too my law degree 😅
This video was so helpful, your channel is basically so helpful and funny. I'll be studying law in sept and as a french student your videos are so good. I just have a question, I got scared with the number of hours you guys work during the day, do you thinks it's possible to have a job and still be able to go through law school ?
I really want to do law now! For so long, I wanted to go down the sciencey path but recently I've changed my mind and I'm super interested in law.I've been watching your videos for a while now, even when I had no interest in doing law.I hope to study law at Bristol bc I live in Bristol and it is supposed to be one of the best law schools!
More law stuff please!
This was sooooo helpful!! I'm considering studying law myself but I'm not sure if I'd like to study in the UK. I went to the IB, loved having English as my academic language but I'm afraid that if I study law in the UK I'll not have the chance to live in any other country after that. Do you have any advice concerning that? Can I study English law (intitially) and not live in England?
Soooo… What happened? Where do you study now lol
I’m a first year law student from Australia and I’m loving your law/uni videos!
Found this so interesting even though I’m going into my final year reading English! Plus I went to the same school as Raina!
she says hello ;)
This is so useful because I actually want to study law at Durham or Bristol! Thank you!!
Jesus what am I getting myself into?😭
wow u guys work hard!!! props to y'all!! i am also in uni and I only work 3-4 hours a day and I always complain. i am weak
Anushka is Meghan Markle in Suits!!
Not even sure why I'm watching this: it's 1:40 a.m. here in Trinidad and I've already graduated with my BSc. in Chemical Engineering lol. It's just so interesting! haa
Am I a law student? Nope. Will I ever be one? Nope, I study pharmacy. Am I still going to watch the entire video? Definitely! Love u xx
your shirt is fire! xx luv u
thank u sis, luv u
I wanted to study law when i was small but not anymore... Now my mum wants me to do it and i don't have a choice 😭
me deciding my ucas choices rn crying when she said 15 hours of revision a day at its peak :)))
"less than 5 hours of sleep"
ooooh no I love sleep
I get like 9-10 hrs a night
welp
Does anyone else keep coming back to this video coz it's so fun to watch despite having nothing to do with law at all lmao
Right now ive just finished my as levels (History, Geography, Maths and Economics) and im so lost as to what path to take. Ive always been interested in law especially law and criminology but im not a highly academic student and dont think i would be able to deal with the workload so might go into business instead. What do you reckon i should do? x
They are pretty academic A-Level subjects! I really recommend law because it leaves you with such open options, you can really go into anything after Law. It's also pretty highly respected as a degree, so if you are looking for graduate positions it can really work in your favour. I would recommend you go for law, and then in second/third year when you can choose optional modules you specialise more in the criminology side. You can also take 'open-units' at Bristol, so I had the opportunity to take non-law options, such as business, so even if you are interested in Business, you can still study that in your degree!
Eve Cornwell i didnt think you would replyy omg! Thank you so much for your advice this is probably the push i needed i will be looking more into law now! Much love from spain xx
Thebosss 12345 Do. Law. DO WHAT YOU ARE INTERESTED IN!!! You might not be “academic” in the subjects that aren’t so interesting, but I think you’ll kick up one you get into a subject you’ve always liked.
this was so helpful!! it also gives me hope that i'll finish my law degree before it finishes me
9:52 this is a real thing for non-law student as well sadly 😂😂. Most of the times other students freak me out because it looks like they're working harder but sometimes they're not and I'm just freaking out over nothing and then I get a better mark because they just DUM
Thank you so much for sharing all this with us !
When they started talking about the hours they worked I lowkey got terrified, but thinking about it it's not that different from how many hours I spend at school and studying at home
also I'm assuming they included lectures and stuff within those hours
Is law relatively one of the more demanding degrees to do? In terms of work and effort needed. I'm just worried because I like to procrastinate. A lot.
EVE YOU'RE AMAZING i've been at uni open days every weekend for like over a month looking at law so this is so so interesting and helpful THANKYOU xxxxox
You and your friends are so nice! How did you meet them? Any tips on making friends at Bristol? Loved the video! x
This was so helpful thank you !!!
i’ve watched this so many times
Loved the video sooo much !
This video was so interesting to watch, I'm currently in Year 10 in Australia and planning on doing law after school and this video was really interesting to see what the process of becoming a lawyer is like in another country 👍🏻
Woah can we pls make this a thing. I would love to see this about other subjects. Because I do feel really motivated to study law right now but not my own subject 😅 also I think it would be so nice for younger students interested in Uni 😊😄
What made you want to study law initially? Xx
i've always been really interested in humanities and debating at school, so for me it was the best of both worlds, like a good middle ground. Since starting uni has made me realise that you can completely specify your law degree how you want, and take options that you personally enjoy. For example, in my final year, 5/6 of my modules were completely optional, so I had loads of free reign to decide what i wanted to spend my time on - which was really good