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Seriously consider before jumping into the course. 'Being offered' is not necessarily a positive sign from the law schools fyi - they will take anyone as they want the fees. BPP is not a bad school - all the big law firms send their trainees there, but I have heard of a lot of gripes people have with the place, but most get on fine.You say you want to be a judge - so you would typically (but not always) begin as a barrister for this route. Why would you sit the SQE (the path to qualify as a solicitor) if that is your long term goal?I would suggest taking some time to do more research before committing to a course of study. Most of the schools will be pretty much the same - nearly all the top law firms send trainees to either BPP or University of Law, and people have issues with both, but they are (probably) still the best options.
Seriously consider before jumping into the course. 'Being offered' is not necessarily a positive sign from the law schools fyi - they will take anyone as they want the fees. BPP is not a bad school - all the big law firms send their trainees there, but I have heard of a lot of gripes people have with the place, but most get on fine.
You say you want to be a judge - so you would typically (but not always) begin as a barrister for this route. Why would you sit the SQE (the path to qualify as a solicitor) if that is your long term goal?
I would suggest taking some time to do more research before committing to a course of study. Most of the schools will be pretty much the same - nearly all the top law firms send trainees to either BPP or University of Law, and people have issues with both, but they are (probably) still the best options.
