Heyy ma'am!! I just wanted to know if you can study law without doing the specific course of BA Law but rather do a general BA majoring in law, will I still be able to do the further 2 years in LLB?
I've decided to restart my career journey. Thought of obtaining a professional skill that I can collaborate with my interest for entrepreneurship. I've never done accounting but I'm challenging myself to do BCOM law with Unisa.
You can do a Bcom Law majoring in Accounting Full-Time. I don't think you can do the LLB while doing the Bcom Law part time. You would need to check the specifics from the University you are at.
Hey!! I really really want to get into law school. Unfortunately I didn't meet the minimum requirements in grade 11 and now I can't get provisionally accepted. Is there any other degree I can do in order to get into law degree later stage?
Hello!!! Thanks for watching. Were yoi specifically rejected at one university or you meet requirements at other universities? Otherwise, you have the 4th option to pursue a law degree after having obtained an undergrad degree in any field. E.g you do a BA or Bed or Bcom for 3 years then graduate and then register for a postgrad law degree which is 3 years.
@@khensaniclaudia l didn't meet the 60% for English however I got provisionally accepted for BCom finance extended at UJ. So after that course could I get into law?
@@Matric-ov4gr yes! But I based my RUclips strictly from my Wits experience. UJ might have it differently. You will need to confirm. It is also possible that you may be allowed to change into another field of study after your 1st year if you meet certain requirements. So, you can call the faculty for more info. If you can change sooner, the better.
Hy I’m currently in my second year of Bcom I just wanted to know is it a must to get your llb in order to get any type of job as I personally wanted to end at honours
Hi!!! Great to meet you. It is not necessary to proceed with an LLB! You can go on and a job with just your Bcom and Honours - specifically in your major.
Hi Micaela, thank you for watching and your comment. I appreciate it. Interesting take. I will try to obtain the necessary information from some universities and will do a video ( soon). Thanks for the recommendation.
Hey Khensani, please can I ask. Let say you are taking the post-graduate route . When it comes to requirements, do they look at your final year marks of study only and see if you have met the requirements or not or do they look at your entire transcript from the time you started your university and see if you meet the requirements or not?
Hi sis, you have to check with the specific university, at Wits for example, you must have obtained an average of at least 60% in an undergraduate degree
It depends with the institution and advise you actually go through the programmes. You can major in Accounting, Marketing, Human Resources, Insurance and Risk, Management, Investment etc, while taking your compulsory law courses. In the first year your modules are selected for you. From Second year you get to select your commercial courses and the law modules are still pre-selected by the institution. In your third year you must choose a major subject from the commercial courses you selected in second year. I hope I answered your question.
Good morning... I would like to know about medical law I specifically would like to understand how does it operate and how is different from Bcom or LLB LAW?
Hi Blessing If you intend on practicing law, you need an LLB degree. Medical law is either an elective module or prescribed module (depending on the University) that you must take as part of your LLB degree. With a Bcom Law degree (without completeting a 2 year LLB), you won't be able to practice law. You can do Bcom Law related work like work for an insurance company (example). Please let me know if that addresses your question
Hey, With a Bcom Law degree, do you think it is good and reasonable to continue with economics honours (2years), is it a good choice Salary and work-wise?
Hi I can't say. I am not in economics and don't know how it works. I've just seen from friends that did Economics that if you get lucky enough you get good money.
Hi. Yes! almost every aspect of your life is regulated by some law. It is beneficial in the sense that, even if you do not practice, you will understand certain concepts, for example that will affect your business, marriage, property etc.
Back here for the second time a year later☺️You just answered my questions and gave me clarity with regards to pursuing Law all in one video 🥺This content here is for days big ups 👌🏻🙌🏻♥️
Hi can I ask, if you want to pursue a Bcom Law degree obviously your undergraduate will be strictly on the course you choose in the commerce faculty so do you need to have a pure mathematics straight out of high school?
Hi Melonie, there's no need to know at this point in time about what to specialise in as you are being introduced into law in the LLB programme. You will figure out what you really like in your studies and will have an idea by the time you choose your electives. Specialising, really, only starts after your admission as an attorney. You don't need to be worried about that right now.
@@khensaniclaudia Oh thanks for replying! Haha I was just thinking out loud lol didnt think you'd reply. But since we're here, is an LLB sufficient for me to find work of any sorts or is there another step beyond that, that I must take to be fully "lawyered" so to speak?
@@melonie_peppers Hi Melonie, it depends on your plans. You can find sufficient work with just an LLB, you are just limited in terms of how far up you can go. So they usually advice that you take a step beyond that and become an admitted attorney or an advocate (i.e do articles or pupillage and write exams).
@@khensaniclaudia Hi Khensani, I'm a first year Bcom law student but the problem is I'm in a private institution, would the Route to an LLB be the same for me? Would Public Universities accept for an LLB after my Bcom degree? That's what I'm most worried about.
Good day I'm in matric this year and i want to major in law specifically litigation law,I really want the degree but I'm struggling to find my way to it ,Please assist 🙏
@@khensaniclaudia I can't believe it's been 6 months already 😂😂 I am doing my B.com Law Degree but in Boston but I will be transferring next year due to the fact that I don't the learning system there , but I will be doing a LLB starting for the second year of the 5 years
Hey, I’m a first year Bcom law student, I have so many questions and I live your content. I’m looking for advice and help in so many things, do you by any chance have an email I can contact
Hi F Kay. Thanks for watching and engaging. I appreciate it. Do you mind if we get to know each on IG first then move to emails? I think it's best that way. I am willing to assist where and when I can.
Hi Khensani. I'm currently doing my Bcom law degree but I'm in a private college. Would the Bcom law route you stated work for me? After completion of my Bcom degree would I be able to do my two years at a public university or would I have to start from the beginning?
@@thabisomashego689 Hi, yes, I was informed that you can. Apparently, with Wits you'd have to take the 3 year LLB programme instead while UP can give you credit for the 2 year programme
Hi Khensani , I am currently doing social work and I want to go into law after I graduate. Now my issue is funding, is it easy to get a bursary in law? and also how do I know if I have to apply for LLB,BCOM Law BA Law. I'm confused. I hope I'm making sense , thank you
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@@khensaniclaudia 🤣🤣🤣🤣 yea. Thanks for the great video again. You said you did BCom Law, what other commercial field did you do it with?
@@Skhulile84 Thank you SK. I did it with Insurance and Risk Management as well as Marketing.
@@khensaniclaudia That's cool! What motivated the decision though?
Heyy ma'am!! I just wanted to know if you can study law without doing the specific course of BA Law but rather do a general BA majoring in law, will I still be able to do the further 2 years in LLB?
Can u make a video on pupilage (Advocate)
Hi Musa, check out my video with Sinako Lindazwe on pupillage
I am a prospective bcom law student, may I please ask what bursaries do you recommend I apply for
I've decided to restart my career journey. Thought of obtaining a professional skill that I can collaborate with my interest for entrepreneurship. I've never done accounting but I'm challenging myself to do BCOM law with Unisa.
Thank you sis
Heyy can I do LLB after completing Bcom economics?
Of course! It's a 3 year programme if you already have a degree
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Can i do Law and accounting at the same time
Bcom Accounting (Full time)
LLB Law (part-time)
You can do a Bcom Law majoring in Accounting Full-Time. I don't think you can do the LLB while doing the Bcom Law part time. You would need to check the specifics from the University you are at.
Hey!!
I really really want to get into law school. Unfortunately I didn't meet the minimum requirements in grade 11 and now I can't get provisionally accepted. Is there any other degree I can do in order to get into law degree later stage?
Btw I'm in grade 12 currently
Hello!!! Thanks for watching. Were yoi specifically rejected at one university or you meet requirements at other universities?
Otherwise, you have the 4th option to pursue a law degree after having obtained an undergrad degree in any field. E.g you do a BA or Bed or Bcom for 3 years then graduate and then register for a postgrad law degree which is 3 years.
@@khensaniclaudia l didn't meet the 60% for English however I got provisionally accepted for BCom finance extended at UJ. So after that course could I get into law?
@@Matric-ov4gr yes! But I based my RUclips strictly from my Wits experience. UJ might have it differently. You will need to confirm. It is also possible that you may be allowed to change into another field of study after your 1st year if you meet certain requirements. So, you can call the faculty for more info. If you can change sooner, the better.
Hy I’m currently in my second year of Bcom I just wanted to know is it a must to get your llb in order to get any type of job as I personally wanted to end at honours
Hi!!! Great to meet you. It is not necessary to proceed with an LLB! You can go on and a job with just your Bcom and Honours - specifically in your major.
Are those 4 extra subjects that you can major in along with Law the only ones available to major in? Could you major in accounting or economics?
There’s a lot more. You can
It depends on the University’s manual that year on what they offer as well
@@khensaniclaudia thank yoo so much♥️
Can you do the 5 year Bcom Law/BA Law route at every university?
Hi Micaela, thank you for watching and your comment. I appreciate it.
Interesting take. I will try to obtain the necessary information from some universities and will do a video ( soon). Thanks for the recommendation.
Yes you can
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Hey Khensani, please can I ask. Let say you are taking the post-graduate route . When it comes to requirements, do they look at your final year marks of study only and see if you have met the requirements or not or do they look at your entire transcript from the time you started your university and see if you meet the requirements or not?
Hi Asanda, I am not sure. I will try and find out from someone and revert.
@@khensaniclaudia okay thank you so much for replying back😭🙏🏿
Hi sis, you have to check with the specific university, at Wits for example, you must have obtained an average of at least 60% in an undergraduate degree
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This was so helpful
Awesome. Thank you so much for the feedback.
And higher certificate in law too please 🙏
what are modules for bcom law
It depends with the institution and advise you actually go through the programmes. You can major in Accounting, Marketing, Human Resources, Insurance and Risk, Management, Investment etc, while taking your compulsory law courses. In the first year your modules are selected for you. From Second year you get to select your commercial courses and the law modules are still pre-selected by the institution. In your third year you must choose a major subject from the commercial courses you selected in second year. I hope I answered your question.
@@khensaniclaudia what about imaths
Good morning... I would like to know about medical law I specifically would like to understand how does it operate and how is different from Bcom or LLB LAW?
Hi Blessing
If you intend on practicing law, you need an LLB degree. Medical law is either an elective module or prescribed module (depending on the University) that you must take as part of your LLB degree. With a Bcom Law degree (without completeting a 2 year LLB), you won't be able to practice law. You can do Bcom Law related work like work for an insurance company (example). Please let me know if that addresses your question
Hey,
With a Bcom Law degree, do you think it is good and reasonable to continue with economics honours (2years), is it a good choice Salary and work-wise?
Hi I can't say. I am not in economics and don't know how it works. I've just seen from friends that did Economics that if you get lucky enough you get good money.
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Hiii, so I dont want to become a lawyer or attorney or anything like that. But I do want a law degree. Is It beneficial to have a law degree?
Hi. Yes! almost every aspect of your life is regulated by some law. It is beneficial in the sense that, even if you do not practice, you will understand certain concepts, for example that will affect your business, marriage, property etc.
Back here for the second time a year later☺️You just answered my questions and gave me clarity with regards to pursuing Law all in one video 🥺This content here is for days big ups 👌🏻🙌🏻♥️
Thank you baby!!! I'm glad it was helpful ☺
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I like ur thinking (outside the box)👏
Thank you.
I don't know many times I've recommended this video!! I love it ;)
Thank you so much Tunechi!!! This is why the views are booming.
Thank you, this is helpful.
Awesome. I'm glad you found it helpful!
Hi can I ask, if you want to pursue a Bcom Law degree obviously your undergraduate will be strictly on the course you choose in the commerce faculty so do you need to have a pure mathematics straight out of high school?
Hi, yes, just checked the Wits prospectus. You need pure maths for a commerce degree.
The UJ extended programme allows maths lit
@@khensaniclaudia thank you so much ❤️
I've just completed my BA (gen). I want to do an LLB after but not sure what to specialise in
Hi Melonie, there's no need to know at this point in time about what to specialise in as you are being introduced into law in the LLB programme. You will figure out what you really like in your studies and will have an idea by the time you choose your electives. Specialising, really, only starts after your admission as an attorney. You don't need to be worried about that right now.
@@khensaniclaudia Oh thanks for replying! Haha I was just thinking out loud lol didnt think you'd reply. But since we're here, is an LLB sufficient for me to find work of any sorts or is there another step beyond that, that I must take to be fully "lawyered" so to speak?
@@melonie_peppers Hi Melonie, it depends on your plans. You can find sufficient work with just an LLB, you are just limited in terms of how far up you can go. So they usually advice that you take a step beyond that and become an admitted attorney or an advocate (i.e do articles or pupillage and write exams).
@@khensaniclaudia Hi Khensani, I'm a first year Bcom law student but the problem is I'm in a private institution, would the Route to an LLB be the same for me? Would Public Universities accept for an LLB after my Bcom degree? That's what I'm most worried about.
Good day
I'm in matric this year and i want to major in law specifically litigation law,I really want the degree but I'm struggling to find my way to it ,Please assist 🙏
Hi Victoria
Thank you for watching. I am willing to assist.
Please clarify what you are struggling with. You can dm me on Instagram if you like.
@@khensaniclaudia I can't believe it's been 6 months already 😂😂 I am doing my B.com Law Degree but in Boston but I will be transferring next year due to the fact that I don't the learning system there , but I will be doing a LLB starting for the second year of the 5 years
@@vickie9389 Hey babes. Where you will be transferring to? Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐 🥳
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Very informative, thank you!
Thanks for the feedback Sakhe. ❤
Please share more videos on llb
Any specific suggestions ?
@@khensaniclaudia tutorials & lectures plz 🙏
Hey, I’m a first year Bcom law student, I have so many questions and I live your content. I’m looking for advice and help in so many things, do you by any chance have an email I can contact
Hi F Kay. Thanks for watching and engaging. I appreciate it. Do you mind if we get to know each on IG first then move to emails? I think it's best that way. I am willing to assist where and when I can.
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@@khensaniclaudia I'M ALSO DOING BCOM (LAW), FINAL YEAR, IT IS AWESOME!
F Kay I'm also a first year Bcom Law student... Can we exchange emails?
Yey.... The journey is long.
Thanks for viewing chom.
Which university did you study LAW my sister?
Hi Samkelo, I studied at Wits.
University of Pretoria
@samkeloncwane university of Pretoria
This was so helpful 🥺🌹
So glad it was! Thanks for watching. ♥
Hi Khensani. I'm currently doing my Bcom law degree but I'm in a private college. Would the Bcom law route you stated work for me? After completion of my Bcom degree would I be able to do my two years at a public university or would I have to start from the beginning?
Hi Phetogo, I will reply as soon as I get the correct information.
Same question
@@khensaniclaudia any response as yet? BCom law at Regent… LLB public university?
@@thabisomashego689 HI babes, yes, ll send it in the morning
@@thabisomashego689 Hi, yes, I was informed that you can. Apparently, with Wits you'd have to take the 3 year LLB programme instead while UP can give you credit for the 2 year programme
I needed this thank you.
You are welcome.
The content!! Thanks a lot Khens
You are welcome.
Hi Khensani , I am currently doing social work and I want to go into law after I graduate. Now my issue is funding, is it easy to get a bursary in law?
and also how do I know if I have to apply for LLB,BCOM Law BA Law. I'm confused. I hope I'm making sense , thank you
I don't think it's difficult. Most conpanies that sponsor Bcom degrees also sponsor law.
I just think there's a lot of people seeking funding, that's where the competition is at