We entered law school straight from SHS (Senior High School)| This is our experience
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ธ.ค. 2020
- In this video, I interact with Maame Akua, a law student at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (Tech/KNUST). We talk about our experiences as law students who entered university straight from senior high school. We explain the challenges we faced and how we overcame them, as well as how we were able to combine our studies with extracurricular activities.
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had so much fun shooting this with you !💕
Pls wich department are u in the faculty of law
Nana Akua I remember her from the sharks competition in 2017 she really did very well and that year her school won
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Maame❤️❤️❤️she’s so intelligent and beautiful!!! Go girl !! Educate us!!!
I’m just stuck on this channel. The brilliance is out of this world. Thank you April and Nana Akua
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I didn't want this it to end 😩
Great video by the way. Fun and informative
Thank you for watching!
Eiiii my girl! So good to see you Maame. I’m proud of you.
We really learn new things everyday. I didn't know there was fee paying for law students. I'm glad I watched this. Insightful
You should do a part two of this
It was really helpful
Maame Akua💕💕💕 and this was very insightfulllll
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Beautiful interview. I really enjoyed it. Keep up the gud work. ❤️❤️❤️ Am a new subscriber
Awesome! Thank you!
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Good job sis
I look forward for a new video covering legal research and writing. My humble request. Thank you 😊🙏
Thank you for watching! Taking your request down, will do a video on it:))
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Very grateful for the support🥰🥰. noted you for a shoutout!!
I love Akua's voice
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I really enjoyed this convo
Thank you for watching!
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Thank you!! ☺
stumbled on you at my home page and then subscribed
Thank you dear!!! 🤗
@@AprilN u inspired me to do better in my studies
@@missbellebeauty5877 thats great to hear! I hope i will continue to inspire you to reach greater heights😉
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This was soo interesting. I offer PharmD but this was very informative😊.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I always enjoy your videos 😊
Thank you dear ☺
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This is very helpful thank you 😊😊
You’re welcome 😊 thank you for watching))
Giving the young ones hope nice one
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Will give you shout out in one of my videos 😉
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Administrative Law is now an elective in UG Law School. Second semester of Level 200
Yes, that's true! I did note that new courses were/are being introduced
U inspire me. We'll meet at the top
I've been looking for a way to get access to u since I watched ur congregational message as valedictorian. Thanks for youtube. I'm here to stay
Amazing ladies
Thank you!!!
The mentorship scheme also worked for me in first year.
Thanks a lot 🤲🏽
You’re welcome 😊
ow i clicked this video eh like my life depends on it
Maame Akua🤭💕
I want to ask if Law is like other programs where you learn a particular stuff for a semester and never meet it again or what you learn in level 100 would definitely appear somewhere else where you’d be expected to write exams on?
When you learn something in first year you'll definitely meet it again later on, sometimes even multiple times. And you would have to build on the knowledge you acquired in l100 so you can't just forget everything you learnt. But u won't write internal exams specifically on that area (because you've already written exams on it). However, most people go to Makola (Ghana School of Law) after they get their LLB and the Makola entrance exam tests you on courses from LLB l100-400. Law is not like other programs so my response might be confusing to you right now. If you actually get into an LLB program you'd understand what I mean otherwise it might be very abstract.
@@AprilN I understand what you mean. Thank you very much. That’s my greatest fear about entering law school. Because law is loaded and you having to remember everything is just stressful
How did your hair grow so fast 🤭your braids look so good my darling
Thank you It! It didn't grow🤣🤣🤣 still veeery short
What will be ur recommendation vis a vis final year courses? An elective or thesis?
Depends on what you want to do in the future. If you are interested in continuing with a Masters in Law/ going into academia, I would highly recommend selecting the thesis option. However if you don't want stress in your life 😅 and you primarily want to practice law, then you can go for the elective.
How does the fee paying option work in ug?
So its the same principle as explained in the video... its based on your WASSCE aggregate. If the cut off point is 06, the further your aggregate is from 06 (07, 08, 09, etc) the more likely you are to get fee paying. I hope I've answered you.
@@AprilN yes, you have. Thank you so much
Pls what's d fees cost for foreigners?
i know mame Akua
Please,I am not from a well to do home but want to study law, can that be possible because I have been made to understand that L.L.B is for rich people
Hi Felix. Generally, anyone can study law BUT i'll be honest with you. If you're not financially prepared to bear the burden of buying books and incurring other costs associated with studying law, it is not advisable to undertake law studies. It would be best to get someone to sponsor you or find another stable and sufficient source of income.
@@AprilN please how much was your school fees in a year, please is there scholarship scheme for law students
Do undergrad students who meet cutoff point write an entrance exam
hi! no, they do not
Hey my question is, does government pay lawyers??
hi! it depends on who the lawyer's employer is. Some lawyers work under the government and are paid by government, others are in private practice and are therefore not paid by government:)
Tech has a very complicated application process, honestly😂.
Ok but why is bloody chemistry everywhere 😐..even in law?
LOOOOL ask them
Eii how is chemistry related to the law?😂😂😂
its not! but loool Legon o... its a university required course for us
@@AprilN Ok
Is law expensive? I mean the books and other stuff
Yes studying law is expensive but there are ways to go around it even though they are not the most convenient/recommended. For example you can rely on books in the library instead of buying them but this is generally not the most convenient and it is recommended that you buy books because you'll use them later on in further studies/in practice.
You are saying law school, but you can't take an exam, and if, you pass the exam you practice law. I know Ghana follows the British educational system, so I am not surprise. In America you generally takes an entrance exam to go to law school, once you have a Bachelor's degrees, and once you graduated from the law school you take what is called the bar exam, and if you pass you go on to practice law. Using the word law school when you are not qualified to practice law is misleading. Blessings to you, though.
Your comment is confusing. "Using the word law school where you're not qualified to practice law"? You need to go to law school in Ghana to eventually become qualified to practice law. So obviously if im in law school im not qualified to practice law, yet.
When you're studying law (LLB) at a university in Ghana, you are at the University’s school of law (at least that's how it's called at the University of Ghana- so I say law school because it's shorter.) Don't compare America to Ghana because they are different. In America you need a first degree before going to what you're referring to as "law school". In Ghana you don't necessarily need a first degree to start law studies. The systems are different so a comparison is not necessary.
But on another note, what would you like us/me to say instead of law school then?
Great job here