What my law degree was like - from the students themselves

So - you're considering studying toward a law degree and wherever that may take you. Whether this will be your first time at university or just your first time studying law, you may be understandably wondering what a law degree course has in store for you.

You're certainly not alone in those thoughts. With thousands of prospective law students applying each year, you can count on most of them being nervous about what a law degree is actually like. We partnered up with The University of Law to speak to a couple of current law students - Fatima and Pedram - who were kind enough to answer our questions.

You can find all their answers via the video below. Be sure to check out The University of Law website for more information on its degree courses.

Our thanks again to Fatima and Pedram for taking time out of their studies to answer our questions. Hopefully they have given you a better idea of what you can expect from a law degree course at The University of Law.

Be sure to also check the discussions on The Student Room to find other people considering law at university.

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