Ariana Ng  is currently studying LLB Law at the University of Nottingham. She completed her A-Levels at Epsom College in Malaysia and is graduating in 2021. This personal statement was part of her successful application to University of Nottingham and Queen Mary University of London for Law. A conversation with a law student sparked my interestContinue reading “Law Personal Statement”
Jansen Law Zhen Hao is currently studying LLB Law at University College London, and is graduating in 2021. This personal statement was part of his successful application to UCL, LSE, King’s College London, University of Bristol and University of Warwick for Law. The judicial state of Malaysia is worrying. The catalyst of change for the prejudiced has been freedom of speech.Continue reading “Law Personal Statement”
Swaathi Balajawahar is currently studying LLB Law at King’s College London. This personal statement was part of her successful application to King’s College London and University of Manchester for Law. The law is not an entity that is meant to be ossified, but is rather the substratum of how a society functions, constantly evolving to meet humanityâsContinue reading “Law Personal Statement”
 Naturally boarding school may sound like an unnerving idea to many. Vague notions of having to live away from home for the very first time and to become independent in such a short span of time certainly sound daunting. The reality of things at Kolej Tuanku Jaâafar (KTJ) is far different. Letâs look at someContinue reading “Life@Kolej Tuanku Ja’afar – A-level”
Ever thought of acquiring a scholarship from the Central Bank of Malaysia, Bank Negara Malaysia (henceforth referred to as BNM), that not only covers pre-university education but extends to degree level as well? Traditionally, BNMâs application only opens after the announcement of SPM results in the beginning of March. So it was as unexpected toContinue reading “BNM Kijang Scholarship (January Intake)”
Earlier this year, the Russell Group published their 2015/16 âInformed Choiceâ pamphlet, accompanied by a video, explaining the value and importance of taking facilitating subjects as a dominant part of a studentâs Pre-U subject choices. These facilitating subjects, e.g. the sciences, history, maths, further maths, languages, English Literature and geography, as the lobbying group forContinue reading “Pre-U Subject Choices for UK-Bound Students”
Image Source Tell us a little bit about yourself. Where are you going, and are you under a sponsorship? What courses and which universities did you apply to? Hello there! I am a National Scholar whoâs going to read law at Universiti Malaya. What was included in the application process to your university? Basically, theContinue reading “Law at University Malaya”
1. What do I need to do to apply for Law at Cambridge? All UK universities go through UCAS, which is the standardized university application service provider. The process includes the submission of the standard personal information (name, address, etc), along with the all-important academic grades as well as a personal statement. These are essential,Continue reading “Steps to Reading Law at Cambridge”
Sharyn Wong holds an unconditional offer from University of Cambridge to read law. According to the official University of Cambridge brochure for applicants, âsuccessful applicants achieve academic results in the top 1-2% of their yearâ. If I were you, a fresh-faced student secretly harbouring hopes of frolicking on the lush, green grass in Cambridge, IContinue reading “Advice from the Cambridge Lawyer”
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