Hey Zimasa Ncoliwe,I watched your video.I'd like to ask if you can take a masters in law after doing the BA or BCOM diploma in law since you can qualify for LLB after you get the higher certificate and skipping the BA or BCOM looking at its credits it gives to study for an LLB.Thank you🙏
Hello Kebogile I know some universities do require an LLB. I am not sure how it really work with Masters. Maybe you can check with the institution you are looking to enrol them with
Hey, I need some advice, I applied for law at UFH did meet the requirements when I applied and they didn’t admit me so now they say that they require level 4 of math for their walks, but I was suggested that I should go to study at Boston, for paralegal in higher certificate so I can be able to study LLB to any of the universities that I want next year, do you think it’s relevant to do that, I have made a research on that but I haven’t got a direction…
Did they give you the reason why they didn't admit you? I could be wrong, however, I think with Boston you will still have to apply with UNISA. That's what happened with me. I had to apply with UNISA to attend at Boston
Hey 🌻 I want know whether or not it is advisable to start with a Bcom law then do a full 4 Years of LLB or just do LLB then Bcom. I love Bcom law but I also want to be admitted as an attorney at the "end" of my journey.
Hi. I have two degrees from Canada. How long will it take me to get a law degree in South Africa? It will probably be through UNISA. It doesn't matter really which law degree. Please help. Thank you
Hi Alice I am really not sure. I would advise that you you check with UNISA. If the Canadian Degrees are not recognized you would have to study LLB 4-5 years.. You can also check with the Law Society of South Africa (that's if you degrees are lw degrees)
I hope you can still answer this. I passed with diploma in matric and I currently studying paralegal I want to know is it possible to pursue LLB just like that next year or I can Start with BA Law or Bcom Law I am just not familiar how this things works.
Hi I have a question, let's say I study BCom law not in a university but let's say boston because they do offer BCom Law degree, is there a difference , I mean does it make a difference between someone who studied at a university?
Yes you can and it is the same, but always check the University the University they are aligned with . I also found out about Unisa LLB at Boston. They told me to apply at Unisa then attend with them. So I think it is still the same. Currently I am studying with someone who studied at Varsity College however the qualification was with the University of Free State. I am just not sure with the terms used🙈But yes you can.
Can you study Bcom Law with H matric certificate and you 27 years old is there requirements you'd have to go through first besides rewriting your matric?
I don't think you can with H, however, you would probably have to go through the extended program.. It depends with the University...To be admitted at a South African University age is not a requirement, however to rewrite Matric, I can not confirm... I would advise on approaching the institution
I do want to believe that if you would love to go the commerce side, then your Bcom Law will play a role as it have equipped you with important knowledge
Hello sisWam am doing BA in Arts/Humanities and this is my final year. Am interested in doing LLB. My question is, is it advisable to start with BA Law?? or just do LLB straight?? And if I do BA in Law how many years will I have study for in to get an LLB degree?? Do mize please 😊
Hey there.. I am very sorry for the late response. I would really advise that you do LLB straight unless it is a requirement from the University you would like to enroll with.. I wish you all the best with your studies ❤️
Another question I have for you is that after I finish my Humanities degree/BA of Arts. How many years will it take to complete an LLB degree?? Reason bieng some people say it will take 3 years since I have a degree already and some say it will take 4 years. So am confuse at this point
@@malakiamakaveli3148 It really depends with the institution you wish to enroll with ukuba bazoku crediter iimodules ezingaphi... For example if the qualification you would like to enroll ine30 modules and wena you did 5 of those then surely you will have to do the 25 which is 2 years and 1 semester eUnisa... But always enquire with the University you would like to enroll with.. All the best
I got accepted at Boston for bcom on law nd I want to be an attorney so bad so I heard that after I get my degree from Boston then I can do an undergraduate LLB for 2 years so I'm not sure I don't even know what to do know
Unisa will credit you the modules you have already done. I was credited for 2 years and semester when I completed a Diploma in law with Unisa. It depends with each university. Please check my video on how I made it to law school for my own story. All the best
Hello You highly do. However, I really have no idea about their selection process. However, I do know that It is always advised that you apply for the vacation programs. All the best
So tell me if i study diploma in law i cant be accpted into LLB?? At unisa ??coz i qualified to do LLB but whn i tried to apply for it the applications were closed nd diploma in law was opened thats why i choose diploma
In private college it is done without accounting, that is in boston and it doesn’t require maths as well… also in Varsity college but you must have at least reached 60% in languages and 40% in maths, but I would advice you to do it at Varsity College… I’m not sure about the universities on how they operate
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Hey Zimasa Ncoliwe,I watched your video.I'd like to ask if you can take a masters in law after doing the BA or BCOM diploma in law since you can qualify for LLB after you get the higher certificate and skipping the BA or BCOM looking at its credits it gives to study for an LLB.Thank you🙏
Hello Kebogile
I know some universities do require an LLB. I am not sure how it really work with Masters. Maybe you can check with the institution you are looking to enrol them with
Hey, I need some advice, I applied for law at UFH did meet the requirements when I applied and they didn’t admit me so now they say that they require level 4 of math for their walks, but I was suggested that I should go to study at Boston, for paralegal in higher certificate so I can be able to study LLB to any of the universities that I want next year, do you think it’s relevant to do that, I have made a research on that but I haven’t got a direction…
Did they give you the reason why they didn't admit you?
I could be wrong, however, I think with Boston you will still have to apply with UNISA. That's what happened with me. I had to apply with UNISA to attend at Boston
@@zimasancoliwe They said kugcwele kwiCourse, so I didn’t want to take a gap year
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I want know whether or not it is advisable to start with a Bcom law then do a full 4 Years of LLB or just do LLB then Bcom. I love Bcom law but I also want to be admitted as an attorney at the "end" of my journey.
Hello. If you want to be admitted as an Attorney I would advise on doing LLB straight out
@@zimasancoliwe alright thank you now I know where I'm headed 🥰
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Hi. I have two degrees from Canada. How long will it take me to get a law degree in South Africa? It will probably be through UNISA. It doesn't matter really which law degree. Please help. Thank you
Hi Alice
I am really not sure. I would advise that you you check with UNISA. If the Canadian Degrees are not recognized you would have to study LLB 4-5 years.. You can also check with the Law Society of South Africa (that's if you degrees are lw degrees)
I hope you can still answer this. I passed with diploma in matric and I currently studying paralegal I want to know is it possible to pursue LLB just like that next year or I can Start with BA Law or Bcom Law I am just not familiar how this things works.
I did a 3years Paralegal with Unisa. Please check my video on how how K made it to law school. I hope it will answer your questions
Hi I have a question, let's say I study BCom law not in a university but let's say boston because they do offer BCom Law degree, is there a difference , I mean does it make a difference between someone who studied at a university?
Yes you can and it is the same, but always check the University the University they are aligned with . I also found out about Unisa LLB at Boston. They told me to apply at Unisa then attend with them. So I think it is still the same. Currently I am studying with someone who studied at Varsity College however the qualification was with the University of Free State. I am just not sure with the terms used🙈But yes you can.
@@zimasancoliwe Enkosi ntombi
Can you study Bcom Law with H matric certificate and you 27 years old is there requirements you'd have to go through first besides rewriting your matric?
I don't think you can with H, however, you would probably have to go through the extended program.. It depends with the University...To be admitted at a South African University age is not a requirement, however to rewrite Matric, I can not confirm... I would advise on approaching the institution
What are the benefits of having a Bcom Law and LLB degree simultaneously?
I do want to believe that if you would love to go the commerce side, then your Bcom Law will play a role as it have equipped you with important knowledge
Hello sisWam am doing BA in Arts/Humanities and this is my final year. Am interested in doing LLB. My question is, is it advisable to start with BA Law?? or just do LLB straight?? And if I do BA in Law how many years will I have study for in to get an LLB degree?? Do mize please 😊
Hey there.. I am very sorry for the late response.
I would really advise that you do LLB straight unless it is a requirement from the University you would like to enroll with.. I wish you all the best with your studies ❤️
@@zimasancoliwe enkosi sisWam
Another question I have for you is that after I finish my Humanities degree/BA of Arts. How many years will it take to complete an LLB degree?? Reason bieng some people say it will take 3 years since I have a degree already and some say it will take 4 years. So am confuse at this point
@@malakiamakaveli3148 It really depends with the institution you wish to enroll with ukuba bazoku crediter iimodules ezingaphi... For example if the qualification you would like to enroll ine30 modules and wena you did 5 of those then surely you will have to do the 25 which is 2 years and 1 semester eUnisa... But always enquire with the University you would like to enroll with.. All the best
Okay, enkosi for the help it's appreciated🙏
I got accepted at Boston for bcom on law nd I want to be an attorney so bad so I heard that after I get my degree from Boston then I can do an undergraduate LLB for 2 years so I'm not sure I don't even know what to do know
Unisa will credit you the modules you have already done. I was credited for 2 years and semester when I completed a Diploma in law with Unisa. It depends with each university. Please check my video on how I made it to law school for my own story. All the best
@@zimasancoliwe thanks
Hi, do I stand a chance at a big 5 firm or top10 if I’m in a private university Eduvos , bcom law getting high 80s and some 90s?
Hello
You highly do. However, I really have no idea about their selection process. However, I do know that It is always advised that you apply for the vacation programs.
All the best
@@zimasancoliwe thank you, but what are vacation programs if I may?
Observing at a firm on your study break /holidays
@@zimasancoliwe alright thank you Z🫶
So tell me if i study diploma in law i cant be accpted into LLB?? At unisa ??coz i qualified to do LLB but whn i tried to apply for it the applications were closed nd diploma in law was opened thats why i choose diploma
I studied Diploma then moved to LLB, at Unisa.
@@zimasancoliwe whre did you study your diploma in law?at unisa?
@lehlohonololucky3888 I studied at Unisa
I did make a video on my journey
@@zimasancoliwe oohkay thnx for helping me with the information
So if I study a BA and then an LLB I can't be a lawyer or a prosecutor?
You can. Remember you have an LLB and that is one of the requirements.
DO YOU have to serve articles with BA law?
You serve articles when you have an LLB for you to be an Attorney.
@@zimasancoliwe is there certain money you get in the process of serving articles?
@@younglyricalcrew6663 yes there is . Most firms pay you. It is like an internship.
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Can I do Bcom law without accounting 🥺
Hello there
It depends with the entry requirements of each University.
In private college it is done without accounting, that is in boston and it doesn’t require maths as well… also in Varsity college but you must have at least reached 60% in languages and 40% in maths, but I would advice you to do it at Varsity College… I’m not sure about the universities on how they operate
Thank you so much for the information 🙏
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