I m an LL.M., please ask for advice on how to improve psychology

Hehe, we just want to do the opposite, I have an undergraduate in law and a graduate degree in psychology. For your case, I suggest you take a look at criminal psychology. This one is very interesting.

To improve your psychology, it's good to read some practical psychology books.

You can choose an LL.M. in International Law or an LL.M. in International Law (e.g. Peking University Deep School).

It seems that after graduating from Peking University, you can directly take the bar exam in the United States, so that even if you go abroad, what you learn will not be completely wasted.

I can't answer LZ's question exactly, but I have a question, since you have the idea of going abroad, why do you insist on studying hard for a master's degree instead of applying for a master's degree abroad???

If you have this condition, wouldn't it be good to apply for a master's degree at a foreign university......I've been thinking about whether or not to take the LL.M. exam recently.

Anyway, let's work together.

Our teacher once mentioned: there is a shortage of people in international law!

It is difficult to take the examination of psychology or law in a prestigious school, psychology is a lot of interdisciplinary examinations, and law is a popular major.

However, in terms of employment, the law is better and more stable. If you just want to engage in legal work, it would be good to pass the judicial examination directly, and the postgraduate examination and the judicial examination are two different things, the former emphasizes legal principles, and the latter emphasizes legal provisions.

If you want to be admitted to a prestigious school, you have to work hard for any major.

That's the case with you, I'm worried.

Psychology graduate school entrance examination generally does not test mathematics. The requirements for English depend on whether the requirements of the institution you are applying for are high.

Many people are interested in psychology, thinking that they are studying how others think, thinking that they can guess what the other person thinks, but in fact, this is not the case, and you will know when you study it. It is recommended that you ask a senior who graduated from a psychology major or a psychology teacher at a university before applying for the exam, and do not blindly apply for the exam because of the tempting name.

Also, do you still want to do a PhD after grad school? It is best to study psychology for a doctorate, and a master's degree is not very easy to find a job. If you are going to graduate school to find a job, it is recommended that you take a major that is easy to find a job. If you aspire to become a psychologist, I wish you success in your graduate school entrance examination!

Hello: 1. As far as these two majors are concerned, priority is given to the Master of Laws major;

2. Of course, to choose a master's degree in law, you must also be admitted to a first-class law school;

Senior Li Zhiyong, a graduate of the Master of Laws program, answers.

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I'm asking that question as well!!

Depending on your interests, psychology will slowly develop in the future.

Law will be more popular, I think the LLM is better, and it is very popular now.

Yes, but psychology is even more difficult to find now, because it seems that very few people see a psychiatrist in China.

Hello, choose Peking University's master's degree, combined with the situation in recent years, Peking University's master's degree employment is very good, if you have strong ability, the four major investment banks also go to a lot, thank you.

I suggest you take the LL.M. (Non-Law) exam at Peking University, and I think the employment prospects for the LL.M. are very good.

Master of Laws (Non-Legal) specific examination subjects.

Public Beginnings: Politics English.

Professional exams: fundamentals (criminal law, civil law). Comprehensive (Legal History, Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence) two courses are currently in a tight employment situation, and this is especially true for employment in Chinese as a foreign language, so it is even more necessary to take the entrance examination to a prestigious law school and a prestigious university - this is the same in any major!

Let's tell you this way, the non-study is the national unified examination, and there are past questions, you can go to the Master of Law Alliance forum, there are real questions and review guides, and there are many masters on the forum, you answer your questions, not advertisements, there are guidelines for the Master of Law exam, and there are review materials and real questions on the guide Review materials refer to the books to be reviewed, just take a good look at the review materials. The LLM (Non-Legal) professional course has subjective and objective questions, while the Law (Major) exam does not. The admission ratio for LL.M. is listed at 3:

1. The admission ratio of law is 10:1, and this admission ratio is the lowest acceptance rate of 211,958 for a university. Therefore, the gold content of the Master of Laws (non-professional) is actually not as good as that of law.

But it doesn't seem to be a difference in job prospects. And they can all get a doctorate.

On the first day of the exam, politics in the morning and English in the afternoon.

The second is basic in the morning and comprehensive in the afternoon.

The postgraduate entrance examination depends on what major it is, and it also depends on whether the individual is suitable or not. On the good side, for example, many positions in the civil service examination require a graduate degree or above, and many large enterprises and institutions also require a graduate degree, so it can be said that graduate students have many advantages over undergraduates. However, if the employment situation of your major is not good, the social demand is less, and the learning is not good, then it is very difficult to get a job at that time, it is better to go to the society as an undergraduate, and after three years of training, you will also have a place in the society.

1. All LL.M. students apply for the Law School of Guizhou University.

If you only want a graduate certificate, it is recommended that you take the education exam, which is easier to take the exam, because there are too many people in psychology and law, and they are too professional to be easy to take.

If you are an undergraduate in science or liberal arts, if it is science, then it is ok, if it is a liberal arts, it may be difficult to learn. The postgraduate statistics of psychology mainly emphasize that it can be used, and under what circumstances it is used, and the requirements for internal principles and the like are not high.

I think you can listen to law courses in college, after all, future employment also depends on your interests, even if you are not interested, you will not be happy, in fact, learning English is also very helpful for law majors, you might as well consciously supplement some legal knowledge.

Psychology has always been unpopular. If you study law, you have the ability or someone who can arrange a job for you. You still have plenty of time to prepare for the cross-examination, and you are good at English, so you need to learn more knowledge of law majors, choose a good school, read the admissions catalog, bibliography and major, and review purposefully.

Upstairs is wrong, now psychology is more and more important, people at this stage will learn psychology, if you want to study systematically, it is recommended that you apply for the Chinese Academy of Sciences psychology on-the-job graduate students in Beijing, you can study while working, employment and extensive psychological problems, you can deduct me Look at the numbers in the lower right corner.

It is recommended to take the LL.M. from Southwest University of Political Science and Law, or a relatively unpopular LL.M. degree.