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Law at King's College London

Description: Law has been taught on the Strand since King's was formally opened in 1831. The location of the campus near the offices ... more

Law at King's College London ... of major law firms, the Law Society, the Inns of Court and the Royal Courts of Justice has enabled the Law School to maintain contacts with the legal profession and legal practice.

Newest Review: ... who lecture and take seminars but there is very limited access to these ‘big shots’. They are often too busy with bigger and better things (like writing books) to have time for us ‘little people’ (i.e. the students). It’s a shame because they obviously have a lot of knowledge to pass on and yet many see their primary task as research and not teaching students. ... more

... I have been lucky to come across some brilliant law tutors who put their students before everything else. I would sometimes just drop in to see my personal tutor and end up having a chat for about half an hour(whether academic or as a friend). Howeve...more

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Law at King's College London: King's not living up to its reputation (915 words)
by - written on 26/07/01 (Very useful, 735 readings)
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I went to King’s College London with great expectations. I left with a feeling of disappointment and frustration. King’s reputation for law precedes itself. The year I entered University, King’s was rated by ‘The Times’ as one of the top three Univeristies in the UK for law. As I did not visit the University, it was the reputation that made me decide to go there. Law is a highly competitive field and it is important to have a good degree from a well respected University. The Law Undergraduates As a fresher, I was full of enthuasiasm with big ideas and 100% commitment. Unfortunately, my enthusiasm was not reflected in ... Read the complete review

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