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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jessica Booker" data-source="post: 76920" data-attributes="member: 2672">The PGDL isn't needed for the SQE route in terms of a qualification. It just helps you gain knowledge that could help you pass SQE 1 (but only if it is designed as a course to support you to do it).Basically the paper qualification is worthless if you take the SQE. The knowledge you would gain isn't.I don't know what the firms you are planning to apply to are doing. But that's a lot of money to waste on doing half a GDL to only then have go convert to a SQE prep course.The GDL on its own has never really been a guaranteed way of showing your commitment to a career in law. That is going to come much more from the rest of your application.</blockquote>

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