LLB, BA, Bcom and Paralegal: What's the Difference?law 

Good luck!!! That’s the route I took

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They are all Difficult babes I didn’t do Ba Law and Bcom Law and also diploma in Law has LLB modules however I’d say the easiest for me is in his ranks 1. Paralegal 2. Ba Law 3. LLB 4.bcom Law Like I said however 1 and 3 has the same modules but 2 and 4 has I think 20 modules that LLB has. Personally bcom would be harder cause it involves accounting business and economics as well as Law and I’m not good with accounting

Contrary to popular belief accounting is easy especially first year.

Hence I mentioned that “personally” bcom would be hard for me especially the accounting modules .

​@@SuperiorRecapsI appreciate your comments on this channel, you sound knowledgeable of the Law industry . I'm not a numbers person so already my heart is shattering just hearing accounting

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So if you have a diploma in law and want to do Bcom how many years would it take?

@raymondmathebula5666 May I ask why you want to do Bcom ?

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I will definitely do so ,so am applying for diploma in law right cause on the internet it says paralegal studies is 6 months at UNISA ,that's where am a bit confused now

No babes it’s 3 years

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I definitely will After exam season because I’ll be talking about how stressful it was getting this qualification

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Honestly I spent my paralegal years wish I was a LLB student because I really felt like I was wasting my time and I could have done a lot of things , but the bright side is I’ll have 2 qualifications by 2025

Also read on about the course to know more about it , it’s really interesting it’s almost like LLB but 3/4 parts of the course is all about Paralegal and things to expect in the law field

Unisa definitely ….. UJ maybe . Thanks so much for watching please share with your paralegal friends

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Hey I study at Unisa

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Yes , electives you’ll choose media law to see if you really enjoy it then you’ll follow your desired path

Once you do your LLB it's easier cause You can apply at different law firms for bursaries , also try TETA Bursary , GCRA bursary , Allen Gray ,

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BA Law has some Political science modules , sign language modules , I think religious too and paralegal has your admin modules , workplace ethics , environmental law , business modules and how to be a paralegal and open a paralegal centre kinda modules

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Eyy it’s gonna be hard shem it might be possible but I doubt. I think just further your studies

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LLB straight

Hey I really don’t know what BGCSE is nor do I know your school but I advise you do your bachelor degree in Law (LLB)

Nooooo go to Unisa, you won’t get your credits you won’t be able to bridge , People I know who went there had to start all over again cause their modules weren’t recognised apparently

LLB , cause even if you do BA law you gonna have to also do LLB . LLB is the main requirement to being a lawyer

I’m using Nsfas and every year my financial statement would say R25000+

They really vary , I don’t study LLB but I sure will say it gets from R25000+ per year so it’s like R100000+ maybe R160000

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Hey you can but they gonna still refer back to your Matric certificate…. Meaning you should meet their APS requirements

I did it at Unisa babe

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Thank you. I'll be doing it with UJ in 2023. I'm so nervous 😩

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@@siba92 don't be nervous, did mine with uj.

Those degrees cover South African law they won’t be applicable in Botswana however the business and commerce modules maybe ….. you can .

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Yes , a requirement to being one is to do LLb

They only fund one degree. So you'll have to pay for your LLB or get a bursary

Depends on your luck eyy

Hey lol yea , that’s literally what I said I’m the video

Yes you can

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Yes you can . You can also be a Candidate attorney with that LLB

Hey hey - it depends on how many modules are the same if your criminology degree had maybe 10 modules that are the same as LLB it will roughly be 3 years

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Yes you can that’s if you qualify with your aps

Hey hey I don't know how it works with UJ 💔😩

Hey hey I'm not sure eyyy

It depends on the institution

​@@chichii06 also depends on the maths lit mark

The ones I didn’t do in my diploma qualification eg. Constitutional Law …etc

@@LindiweMabesa Ohhh, alright thanks cause I saw some financial accounting vibes now ehh😅✌🏽. Mara dankie.

Yes there’s also an Accounting Module in LLB

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At university

I am replying here tho . Or DM on Instagram

Hey I don’t study in CPT tho

@@LindiweMabesa Then where do you study?

Johannesburg

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