How confident are you in your knowledge of the core LLB/PGDL subjects, including Contract, Tort, Trusts, Land, Criminal, and Public Law?
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Register HereAbout a month ago but I applied for direct TC in Bristol office so might be a different timeline!Ooh when and how did they contact you?
I haven't, just to bring this back and ask if anyone else has heard anything post-VI? they said they will get back to me within two weeks (which ended last Friday) so only a little worrying!has anyone heard after bakers direct tc post vi (barring two people on the forum)?
Naturally I failed the online assessment anyway and the feedback report don’t even workNever tried for Candid but usually you can add extra information (eg if you start a new job) but not edit what you've already written
How do you mean the feedback report doesn’t work?Naturally I failed the online assessment anyway and the feedback report don’t even work
Honestly this one is one big bummer rn
Heyy I havent heard back for the WG and got the same too! Weird.If you did the Howard Kennedy Watson Glaser, did you get a confirmation email to say you’d completed it? I got nothing but an email when I started the test asking me to complete the test! :/
Didn’t come up in the emailHow do you mean the feedback report doesn’t work?
How quick did results come back?Didn’t come up in the email
Does magic circle law firms care about low 2.1 modules? if I have 2 modules are low 2.1 in my penultimate years and I'm a non-law student.It is one of those things where it depends on many different factors, including:
Generally though, a 2.1 is sufficient for most firms and a low 2.1 would not be an issue in many cases even with the above considerations.
- Which firm? Some are much pickier than others
- How many low 2.1 modules there are - if they are a majority this might be an issue more so than if there is just the occasional one module
- When they were - firms may look at first year grades with less scrutiny than final year grades
- Which subjects they are in? Some firms may look at Tort/Contract modules more closely than other subjects/modules
Not sure if this helps, but I applied last year and didn’t hear back until the date given in the post-test holding emailHas anyone heard back from Shoosmiths yet regarding the AC????
If it’s only two modules, then I don’t see any of the MC firms having an issue with this - possibly Slaughters as they have a tendency to focus on academic excellence, but even then I don’t think it would exclude you from them depending on the strength of the rest of your application.Does magic circle law firms care about low 2.1 modules? if I have 2 modules are low 2.1 in my penultimate years and I'm a non-law student.
It won’t directly improve your chances of securing a TC, especially given it’s in a non law subject. I wouldn’t do the course to better your chances, but would do the course of its something you personally want to pursue.Hey @Jessica Booker
I’ve received a place at KCL for an economics masters but just want to find out (from your experience) if it will improve my TC prospects. A lot of vac schemers I've met have done or are doing masters and received TCs.
I do have vac scheme experience (x2 but didn't convert) but trying to decide if it's worth the extra cost...
Thank you JessIt won’t directly improve your chances of securing a TC, especially given it’s in a non law subject. I wouldn’t do the course to better your chances, but would do the course of its something you personally want to pursue.