My first year was rough..we were given Tuffour v Attorney General on the first day..I cried throughout the first six weeks because I didn't understand anything and I didn't even know how to brief any cases😪😪😪😪😪😪
Great point:"The legal systems are different in other countries". April, use your smarts to challenge Ghana and the rest of Africa on why they keep teaching colonial law. The law taught in Ghana or Nigeria is English law, which is a codification of the English man's culture. Africa had and still have African laws, principally, practiced in the villages. Why do we not have African law which should be the societal law. April, again, use your smarts and change the system.
Halo Miss April, am a senior high school graduate with the dream of pursuing law once my results comes out and l get into a university.....dear April l could really use some tips and advice on how to go about this whole thing and l don't really know what to do
You have great potentials to be a lecturer. Pursue that in addition to your profession(law) in the future. Maybe you will be my teacher when i start my LLB next year. Thanks in anticipation.
Hi April, please with regards to the tuition fee, please is it paid annually or per every semester and how much is it I mean if u can give me a rough estimate about the fees as a Post first degree LLB student?
Kindly contact your school of choice or search online for all tuition fees of the school of your choice. Also pls understand that I was not a post first degree student so I cannot answer some questions directly related to that.
Hi April, thanks for this huge truck of info, I want to read postgraduate law in legon next year, how is the structure of lectures for postgraduates students? I'm hoping to get a lot of information from you before I finally buy forms . Thanks
@@Nick_Daily because of COVID-19, things have changed now what wih the double track system and all. But normally, all post first degree lectures are held on weekdays in the daytime and PFD students have lectures together with the undergraduates.
National service is mandatory pls but many LLB graduates do it after Makola and merge it with their Pupillage at a law firm. Then they usually continue working as lawyers at the firm.
Hi! As an undergraduate, applying with a WASSCE certificate, you will not go through an interview:) only post first degree students go through an interview (I clarified this in my video)🤗
Hi! I spoke about this in one of my other academic videos. Pls try: ruclips.net/video/zvXdFmgwjPk/видео.html Or ruclips.net/video/4MMWX5fFzHQ/видео.html
If you have any further questions, you can drop them down here in the comments;) I'll reply to as many as I can ^_^
The best video I've ever watched.
I love you April🥰😘
My first year was rough..we were given Tuffour v Attorney General on the first day..I cried throughout the first six weeks because I didn't understand anything and I didn't even know how to brief any cases😪😪😪😪😪😪
Aw dear.. very relatable 🤕 but it gets better i promise!!
Great point:"The legal systems are different in other countries". April, use your smarts to challenge Ghana and the rest of Africa on why they keep teaching colonial law. The law taught in Ghana or Nigeria is English law, which is a codification of the English man's culture. Africa had and still have African laws, principally, practiced in the villages. Why do we not have African law which should be the societal law. April, again, use your smarts and change the system.
Halo
Miss April, am a senior high school graduate with the dream of pursuing law once my results comes out and l get into a university.....dear April l could really use some tips and advice on how to go about this whole thing and l don't really know what to do
You're very Eloquent and articulate. I guess you completed Wesley Girls High school.
🔥🔥🔥
I really enjoyed this video. Thx April for your guidance on the law studying 🙏👍
You are so welcome!
Well detailed information, I have been looking for this, though I have some questions but great video
Thank you! You can ask your questions 👍🏼
I love listening to you. Thank you for the information, I've learnt a lot. I will like to read law after my first degree.
You certainly should!
😂😂😂😂the intro
They don’t know 🤣
I have been waiting for this
😂😂❤
I'm a sierraleoneal I a student I want to study law in Ghana for my first degree how I'm going to apply for it now
You have great potentials to be a lecturer. Pursue that in addition to your profession(law) in the future.
Maybe you will be my teacher when i start my LLB next year.
Thanks in anticipation.
Wow, thank you! I really appreciate your comment as I'm interested in teaching.
Can someone with bachelor of arts degree study law after graduation in macular
Hi April, please with regards to the tuition fee, please is it paid annually or per every semester and how much is it I mean if u can give me a rough estimate about the fees as a Post first degree LLB student?
Kindly contact your school of choice or search online for all tuition fees of the school of your choice.
Also pls understand that I was not a post first degree student so I cannot answer some questions directly related to that.
@@AprilN oh okay thanks
Indeed very beneficial...thanks Amanda 🤗
Thanks for watching!
Hey April ❤️ I want to do law in legon too but I got advice to attain a degree in a different program before I go for law, i need some advice
Thats entirely up to you hun
Hi April, thanks for this huge truck of info, I want to read postgraduate law in legon next year, how is the structure of lectures for postgraduates students? I'm hoping to get a lot of information from you before I finally buy forms . Thanks
Thank you for your question! Pls clarify what you mean by structure
Is it during week days or weekends, evening or daytime, and also do postgraduate students attend lectures with undergraduates
@@Nick_Daily because of COVID-19, things have changed now what wih the double track system and all. But normally, all post first degree lectures are held on weekdays in the daytime and PFD students have lectures together with the undergraduates.
Great stuff.. 😘
Great 👍
Please is National service mandatory for LLB graduate's?
National service is mandatory pls but many LLB graduates do it after Makola and merge it with their Pupillage at a law firm. Then they usually continue working as lawyers at the firm.
@@AprilN Thanks
@@AprilNdoes your undergraduate class matter when you are applying for postgraduate law
HELLO APRIL AM A CAMEROONIAN IN LEVEL 1 AND I WISH TO KNOW IF IT WILL BE POSSIBLE FOR ME TO SCHOOL IN THE UG WITH AN HND WHICH I WILL HAVE IN LEVEL 2?
Unfortunately I do not have this kind of information. Kindly contact UG. Search for the school's website and send them an email.
Best way to read law as shs graduate?
Very educative
Thanks for watching)))
Hey April, as an undergraduate student applying for law at UG do you have to go through an interview?
If yes, generally what is it about?
Hi! As an undergraduate, applying with a WASSCE certificate, you will not go through an interview:) only post first degree students go through an interview (I clarified this in my video)🤗
Thanks
I want to know the courses you chose when in school
Hi! I spoke about this in one of my other academic videos. Pls try: ruclips.net/video/zvXdFmgwjPk/видео.html
Or
ruclips.net/video/4MMWX5fFzHQ/видео.html
@@AprilN okay
What do they normally ask in the entrance exam 🥺🥺🥺?🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
find out here pls: ruclips.net/video/8WQ76e8UDSA/видео.html
University of Ghana in the building
Yes))
Hello sis April, pls can one read law without studying literature in English at shs level?
yes i think you can (although it probably depends on the school). pls check with the school you intend to apply to
@@AprilN pls is it applicable to UGSOL(i mean the literature in English)
April hey 👋🏾
Can you please do a video on how to brief cases for fresh students coming from a Ghanaian graduate’s POV
Thank you
Hi dear. Please check out all my videos. I've posted the video you're requesting: ruclips.net/video/9x4rSDb1BVc/видео.html
@@AprilN Thank you so much 🤗🤗
How many courses can u study in Law school
Depends on if you're a PFD or an undergrad.. usually its a minimum of 5 courses and a maximum of 6 or 7 per semester
Hello
Can you work after LLB
Yes! It's just like any other degree. But you can't work as a lawyer just yet
First 0:05 seconds and I knew you were a West African sista😂, shoutout from 🇳🇬
I need your contact
I love listening to you. Thank you for the information, I've learnt a lot. I will like to read law after my first degree.
Thats great! 🙏🏽
What do they normally ask in the entrance exam 🥺🥺🥺?🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
Hi dear. Check this video out: ruclips.net/video/8WQ76e8UDSA/видео.html