Studying for a degree
Over recent days I have had a number of conversations with the Open University about studying for their law degree course, which is a series of modules which they state as six years (based on part time learning) but achievable in three - four years.
The course is one of the most expensive they do at £11,000 per annum, but grants are available including full funding under certain conditions, so it is possible.
I enjoy the law, and would like to be able to assist people who fall between "not being able to afford a solicitor" and "able to get public funding", especially within family law cases where women are using their children and finances as a weapon to attack their ex partners.
I am not a great one for reading, so that would have to change drastically as most of these modules are through the study of books!
It would be a massive decision for me, and would change the direction of my life. So if I decide to do this, it would mean giving up a number of other projects I have been involved in or thinking of getting involved in.
Decision - decisions!
Ross
The course is one of the most expensive they do at £11,000 per annum, but grants are available including full funding under certain conditions, so it is possible.
I enjoy the law, and would like to be able to assist people who fall between "not being able to afford a solicitor" and "able to get public funding", especially within family law cases where women are using their children and finances as a weapon to attack their ex partners.
I am not a great one for reading, so that would have to change drastically as most of these modules are through the study of books!
It would be a massive decision for me, and would change the direction of my life. So if I decide to do this, it would mean giving up a number of other projects I have been involved in or thinking of getting involved in.
Decision - decisions!
Ross