So excited for your videos! Like you said I’m currently in that position of trying to get into law school and you’re such an inspo! Fingers and toes crossed to be at Ryerson Law next year
Thank you for watching and for your kind words! Hoping to see you at Ryerson Law next year. Definitely stay tuned for more videos that may be helpful to you and your journey to law school ☺️
How much reading is involved with law school? I heard it’s an INSANE amount.. but i feel like most university programs have reading. Would love to know your thoughts
I have a cousin who never studied much,we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than studies after writing LSAT, she passed and I failed😣, I asked her how she did it, just found out she got her help from Mr Thomas ..
mam please tell me how many attempts are there in canada bar exam? if one fails in all attempts, can he/she re-appear for the canadian bar exam? please tell me the answer
Nice video, this is so cool.... I'm intending to embark on my masters degree at the University of Toronto. I would really appreciate if you advice on how to go about it. I was checking the faculty of law portal and I guess i need deeper insights and explanations from someone who's already in the system. Lameck from zimbabwe, Law graduate from Fort Hare University South Africa
Hey hi ,I'm law student and I want to immigrate ,if you have time may I ask you some questions? Honestly I don't know that much person to ask these questions. Thank you 🙏
Hey @Ridhey I’m from India (9th grader) and i want to do further law studies in canada after ,12th... Plz can you make a video on how to become lawyer in canada.. and how to manage you study visa with it too.... It’ll be very helpful plz help me...
you will need some undergraduate experience. usually 3 years is minimum, but some schools will accept 2 years. Usually, law schools do recommend that you finish your undergraduate degree.
Mike Ross skipped all of that don’t we all wish we could do that haha. In all seriousness nice video, I’m an undergrad Poli science student who’s interested in pursuing law so it’s great to see law related content out there that gives me an inside look into what occurs on a daily basis. Seems intensive and tough but it’s all a part of the journey and I’m looking forward to seeing more videos from you in the future! Best of Luck!
Hey Ricardo! Every week, per course, there's approximately 50-100 pages of reading (sometimes more). My schedule varies but I prioritize the courses that are earlier in the week and the courses where I know I'll be cold-called or participation is important. Overall, a lot of reading but it's impossible to get through it all - I had to learn how to prioritize and skim.
Love the video! I have a question. If somebody becomes a lawyer and they face some kind of a conflict, like divorce, are they able to be their own lawyer and represent them self? Or do they still have to hire another lawyer?
I did a Bachelors of Commerce degree with a major in Law and Business (I wanted a backup just in case law school didn't work out so I didn't want a Bachelor of Arts degree). But you don't need to major in anything law-related to get into law school! Major in something you like and that you can exceed in.
@@ridhey5635 Hi I did my LLB from University of Delhi, I know going LLMCL is a good option in Canada, but I heard that finding an articling and opportunities through JD or General LLM are better, when compared through LLMCL. I hope you can suggest me on this.
Lawyers lie all the time. They talk about laws and such. One thing you never hear them talk about is section 32 of the Charter of rights and freedoms. As most people have heard the charter is the supreme law. What you haven't heard is it applies to the government, not the people. This means all law in Canada is meant for the government, they do not have the authority to make laws controlling the people. I have pasted it here for you to read for yourself. Section 32 - Application of Charter 32. (1) This Charter applies: to the Parliament and government of Canada in respect of all matters within the authority of Parliament including all matters relating to the Yukon Territory and Northwest Territories; and to the legislature and government of each province in respect of all matters within the authority of the legislature of each province. Exception (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), section 15 shall not have effect until three years after this section comes into force. The purpose of section 32 is to make it clear that the Charter only applies to governments, and not to private individuals, businesses or other organizations. Subsection 32(2) was necessary to give governments a chance to amend their laws to bring them into line with equality rights. Section 15 of the Charter did not come into force until three years after the rest of the Charter became effective on April 17, 1982.
Hi I know this is kinda personal question so no need to answer, I was just wondering how you manage to pay for law school and also being able to live comfortably in your own condo? What do you recommend to someone who is aspiring to be a lawyer but is wondering how to be able to afford to live, and pay for school, (do you have another job to pay for anything?)
Hi! Managing money is definitely something to think about as a law student. I worked throughout my undergrad and had a gap year before I started law school where I was able to save money. Between savings and loans, I am able to live on my own. You pose a difficult question because everyone's situation is different. Some people choose to work while in school, but I knew I wouldn't be able to do that at least for my first year of law school so I had to learn to be comfortable with taking on some debt. I think the key is to make a financial plan for yourself and outline all of the related expenses and how you plan to handle those expenses. It is very common to take on debt in law school so try not to let that scare you. The best thing you can do is have a plan for how to tackle all of the expenses. Hope this helps!
Hi, I want to study law in canada. As an arts students, my majors were history and geography in 12th standard ( passed out in 2021). I have got my canadian study visa for tourism and travel management as it was much for relevant to my profile to get a visa. However, after reaching Canada , I want to change my program and to study law. So please help me to pursue my dream. What should I do? Do I need to do bachelor's ( BAin law major) or any post secondary diploma could work to get into a law school after clearing my LSAT exam in canada
Hey, I am from India and will be soon immigrating to Canada for my law education. Can you please tell me the complete process from beginning to ending for getting a law degree in Canada? And could you please elaborate about LSAT exam too?
heyy from india , as indian law student who aspires to settle in canada one day . i wanted to ask about the lawyers life in canada ? do lawyers get time for them-self , or they are just working 6 days a week? xd
Hi Arjun! I'm still in my first year of law school so I can't say for certain how life is like as a lawyer (yet). However, I've met various lawyers/ legal professionals who have completely different lifestyles and schedules. It all depends on where you decide to work. It might be different working for a startup versus working for a big corporate firm for example. Hope this helps!
I've seen this in alot of places that you need to have a bachelor's degree of any subject to study law in USA , Canada etc. Is it true and if so could you suggest some courses?
Sis literally showed her life in her apartment and few screenshots of the education portal. Still the best one out there. Can't blame you, #COVIDwasBrutal
Why are you behaving with entitlement? Why do you believe that you should have the right to defend the monarchy? Note: This is a question of self-reflection; there is no need to respond, because you “can’t study law with chapped lips”.
I'm starting law school in UBC this upcoming fall and this is actually making me so excited, even though it's so much work lol
Yay, congrats!! It definitely is a lot of hard work but it's worth it :)
ah i got into ryerson law & this is making me sooo excited!! I really hope classes are in person in the fall
Yay!! Congratulations! So do I :)
Glad to hear I'm not the only one that's sleep deprived!
As they say... “welcome to law school!” 🤣
So excited for your videos! Like you said I’m currently in that position of trying to get into law school and you’re such an inspo! Fingers and toes crossed to be at Ryerson Law next year
Thank you for watching and for your kind words! Hoping to see you at Ryerson Law next year. Definitely stay tuned for more videos that may be helpful to you and your journey to law school ☺️
How much reading is involved with law school? I heard it’s an INSANE amount.. but i feel like most university programs have reading. Would love to know your thoughts
omg I watch the same ravenclaw study video! Love this Ridhey and can’t wait to see more from you 🤩
It’s so calming! I need those Ravenclaw vibes 🤣 thanks for watching!
i'm hoping to get into ryerson in September 2021!!
Its the sleep deprivation for me!! Amazing vlog, cant wait to see all of your content!!!
Trust me... It's the sleep deprivation for me too!! Thanks for watching!
That coffee at 8:30 pm pretty much sums it up
All I do is read read read no matter what
Probably the best day in the life I've seen. Keep it up!
Thanks for watching and for your kind words!
Love this video!! Can't wait for the next one
Thanks for watching!
If anyone can aswer plz I want to go to law school but don't know if I can become a lawyer in Toronto if I am wearinng a hijab thank you btw☺️☺️
Aww girl it doesn’t matter if u wear hijab, or not, u can become anything u want if doesn’t matter what u wear! InshAllah u become one 💕
Your videos are giving me good motivation. Been a lawyer is my biggest dream.
I got into OsgoodePD for LLM . It was very easy for me when compare to UK LLB.
Haha.. you’re watching suits ! Such a great show !
I failed 3 times, i lost money to reviews that never helped but the major thing is that I've not lost hope
Passing the LSAT is when you study hard,if you can't study or you don't have time for your studies I'd advise you get yourself help like Mr Thomas
I had interest in working with him but I was discouraged by my friends out of ignorance 😔
I have a cousin who never studied much,we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than studies after writing LSAT, she passed and I failed😣, I asked her how she did it, just found out she got her help from Mr Thomas ..
Sometimes hard work doesn’t pay you have to back it up with smartness🤓, I think your cousin understood that perfectly
I'm definitely stealing the study music!
hey! I am a student in class 12th and I am pretty confused that should I pursue law or not so can you give me an insight that how is it studying law
mam please tell me how many attempts are there in canada bar exam? if one fails in all attempts, can he/she re-appear for the canadian bar exam? please tell me the answer
Great Video, keep them coming!!
I just got into U ottawa🥳 watching this to get excited
Congrats!
Please make video on how you get into Toronto law school
Nice video, this is so cool.... I'm intending to embark on my masters degree at the University of Toronto. I would really appreciate if you advice on how to go about it. I was checking the faculty of law portal and I guess i need deeper insights and explanations from someone who's already in the system.
Lameck from zimbabwe, Law graduate from Fort Hare University South Africa
Please upload more! I love your videos
Thanks so much for your kind words, Grace!! It means a lot. I have some exciting content coming very soon! Stay tuned :) Thanks for watching
I am a lawyer from Palestine, I would like to apply for immigration to Canada, I am 31 years old, Any Help
really appreciated this video!
vlog^^ th-cam.com/video/fUXa4CKMDqY/w-d-xo.html
Hey hi ,I'm law student and I want to immigrate ,if you have time may I ask you some questions? Honestly I don't know that much person to ask these questions.
Thank you 🙏
Hey @Ridhey I’m from India (9th grader) and i want to do further law studies in canada after ,12th... Plz can you make a video on how to become lawyer in canada.. and how to manage you study visa with it too.... It’ll be very helpful plz help me...
you will need some undergraduate experience. usually 3 years is minimum, but some schools will accept 2 years. Usually, law schools do recommend that you finish your undergraduate degree.
Fun fact: Your professors name Mogyoros means hazelnut in Hungarian.
I want to become a juged in a Canada can you tell me what is is right way too
Mike Ross skipped all of that don’t we all wish we could do that haha. In all seriousness nice video, I’m an undergrad Poli science student who’s interested in pursuing law so it’s great to see law related content out there that gives me an inside look into what occurs on a daily basis. Seems intensive and tough but it’s all a part of the journey and I’m looking forward to seeing more videos from you in the future! Best of Luck!
Haha right! Thanks for the nice comment, Raghu! Glad to hear it’s helpful in some way. Hoping to post more soon and best if luck to you too!
Great video Ridhey, channel the inner Mike Ross!
Haha thanks Geordie! Definitely wish I had that photographic memory!
Hey , I wanted to know the complete procedure of studying law abroad.... Expense, universities , exams to crack
Hey, can you tell that is there any LLMCL Program in your university , I am really interested in doing my LLM from Canada , please reply ❤️
Hi Surbhi! Currently, Ryerson Law only offers a J.D.
@@ridhey5635 hey, I don't want to do JD I want to pursue LLM
@@CANADIANBANIYA she said they don’t off it it lol
Yeah I know I was just telling 👍@Khalid Ali
@@CANADIANBANIYA ok
I’m thinking of going into law, what did you do ur undergrad in?
I was going to ask the same question!
I did law and business at Ryerson! It was a BCOMM degree. You don't need to pursue an undergrad in law to get into law school though!
Hey Ridhey! How many pages do you read, on average, per day? I am just curious. Great content btw
Hey Ricardo! Every week, per course, there's approximately 50-100 pages of reading (sometimes more). My schedule varies but I prioritize the courses that are earlier in the week and the courses where I know I'll be cold-called or participation is important. Overall, a lot of reading but it's impossible to get through it all - I had to learn how to prioritize and skim.
where did you go and what did you do for undergrad??
I did my undergrad at Ryerson as well - their law and business program!
Love the video! I have a question. If somebody becomes a lawyer and they face some kind of a conflict, like divorce, are they able to be their own lawyer and represent them self? Or do they still have to hire another lawyer?
You can represent your self even if you are not a lawyer.
i dont recommend it tho because u wont see your case as a proper lawyer would since its your case
What did you do in ur undergrad before law school, thinking bout changing my major and want to go to law school in the future!!
I did a Bachelors of Commerce degree with a major in Law and Business (I wanted a backup just in case law school didn't work out so I didn't want a Bachelor of Arts degree). But you don't need to major in anything law-related to get into law school! Major in something you like and that you can exceed in.
@@ridhey5635 Hi
I did my LLB from University of Delhi,
I know going LLMCL is a good option in Canada, but I heard that finding an articling and opportunities through JD or General LLM are better, when compared through LLMCL.
I hope you can suggest me on this.
I want that central perk cup
okay NOOW I see why people find us law students really annoying 😂
Lawyers lie all the time. They talk about laws and such. One thing you never hear them talk about is section 32 of the Charter of rights and freedoms. As most people have heard the charter is the supreme law. What you haven't heard is it applies to the government, not the people.
This means all law in Canada is meant for the government, they do not have the authority to make laws controlling the people.
I have pasted it here for you to read for yourself.
Section 32 - Application of Charter
32. (1) This Charter applies:
to the Parliament and government of Canada in respect of all matters within the authority of Parliament including all matters relating to the Yukon Territory and Northwest Territories; and
to the legislature and government of each province in respect of all matters within the authority of the legislature of each province.
Exception
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), section 15 shall not have effect until three years after this section comes into force.
The purpose of section 32 is to make it clear that the Charter only applies to governments, and not to private individuals, businesses or other organizations.
Subsection 32(2) was necessary to give governments a chance to amend their laws to bring them into line with equality rights. Section 15 of the Charter did not come into force until three years after the rest of the Charter became effective on April 17, 1982.
Hi I know this is kinda personal question so no need to answer, I was just wondering how you manage to pay for law school and also being able to live comfortably in your own condo? What do you recommend to someone who is aspiring to be a lawyer but is wondering how to be able to afford to live, and pay for school, (do you have another job to pay for anything?)
Hi! Managing money is definitely something to think about as a law student. I worked throughout my undergrad and had a gap year before I started law school where I was able to save money. Between savings and loans, I am able to live on my own. You pose a difficult question because everyone's situation is different. Some people choose to work while in school, but I knew I wouldn't be able to do that at least for my first year of law school so I had to learn to be comfortable with taking on some debt. I think the key is to make a financial plan for yourself and outline all of the related expenses and how you plan to handle those expenses. It is very common to take on debt in law school so try not to let that scare you. The best thing you can do is have a plan for how to tackle all of the expenses. Hope this helps!
Great job on the video!! I hope one day I can be a super cool law student like you!!!
Great! I also want to study abroad for law ! Iam from pakistan
Hey .. do u do part time jobs ? I have plans of doing masters in Canada so jst wntd to know
Hi yes I do!
I think law study is not so hard bhut the practice is so much hard work
I want to become a law judge, what do I have to have (educational wise) to become one?
Hi Ridhey, what camera and tripod do you use?
Hi Kevin! I shot this video entirely on my iPhone x. For all my other videos I use DJI Osmo Pocket 2.
@@ridhey5635 Great! Thank you, the quality is amazing.
Mam can I do juris doctor after bcom in india
Hi, I want to study law in canada. As an arts students, my majors were history and geography in 12th standard ( passed out in 2021). I have got my canadian study visa for tourism and travel management as it was much for relevant to my profile to get a visa. However, after reaching Canada , I want to change my program and to study law. So please help me to pursue my dream. What should I do? Do I need to do bachelor's ( BAin law major) or any post secondary diploma could work to get into a law school after clearing my LSAT exam in canada
Hey, I am from India and will be soon immigrating to Canada for my law education. Can you please tell me the complete process from beginning to ending for getting a law degree in Canada? And could you please elaborate about LSAT exam too?
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heyy from india , as indian law student who aspires to settle in canada one day . i wanted to ask about the lawyers life in canada ? do lawyers get time for them-self , or they are just working 6 days a week? xd
Hi Arjun! I'm still in my first year of law school so I can't say for certain how life is like as a lawyer (yet). However, I've met various lawyers/ legal professionals who have completely different lifestyles and schedules. It all depends on where you decide to work. It might be different working for a startup versus working for a big corporate firm for example. Hope this helps!
Mam i've a little bit query.i m ba llb graduate in 2016 nd wht to do next in canada would be suitable for me...
It’s the lawyering sign for me 😂😂😂😂😂
Hi , I'm pursuing bachelor of hospitality management , can i opt for juris doctor law degree in canada
Are you gonna go for judiciary in near future or what ? Also , are you gonna do internship ?
I've seen this in alot of places that you need to have a bachelor's degree of any subject to study law in USA , Canada etc. Is it true and if so could you suggest some courses?
Could you please tell about LLM in Canada especially in Ryerson?
And if you know about opportunities foreign trained lawyers for LLM
Do you think Bay Street firms will consider graduates from Ryerson Law?
Not sure why they wouldn’t! We’re a pretty bright group :)
@@ridhey5635 I need to stop reading reddit forums then LOL
Mam plz reply how much is the fees per annum for law degree LLB in canada university ??reply plz
Hey..can u just tell me the fees of bachelors of law course in ryerson university..!
so how much is the tuition?
www.ryerson.ca/law/admissions/fees-financial-assistance/
Which programe you have opted for ? Bachelor in law and justice or something else?
Can you plz tell me what was requirements for law merit or fees of uni
Can please guide how international student pursue law in canada?
Which colleges can we find for law students from India?
First year of LLB is difficult ?
can we do LLM after paralegal pg diploma in canada
Good
Sis literally showed her life in her apartment and few screenshots of the education portal. Still the best one out there. Can't blame you, #COVIDwasBrutal
Which university you are studying
What’s the minimum gpa?
Why are you behaving with entitlement?
Why do you believe that you should have the right to defend the monarchy?
Note: This is a question of self-reflection; there is no need to respond, because you “can’t study law with chapped lips”.