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Thinking of becoming a solicitor

chicken · 2006-03-31 19:09:13

Thinking of studying for the FE1 exams. I was considering doing it in two parts, four exams at a time as I work fulltime. I was wondering what combination of subjects to do ie a broad mix as I don't want to do all the perceived easier ones together. Griffith college has been recommended to me, I don't intend to start until…

31-03-2006 7:09pm

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Thinking of studying for the FE1 exams. I was considering doing it in two parts, four exams at a time as I work fulltime. I was wondering what combination of subjects to do ie a broad mix as I don't want to do all the perceived easier ones together. Griffith college has been recommended to me, I don't intend to start until November. If anyone has any hints or tips I would be really grateful. Thanks.

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#2 31-03-2006 7:12pm

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Knew someone who did the exams. He got time off from work to do it in 2 parts.
At the time the hardest bit for him was trying to get an apprenticeship. Haven't seen him in a while so I don't know what happened. I think he went to Griffith College. It was his third career, is all I say is go for it if it's what you want.

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