Please help me analyze the situation of the 2010 LLM exam, looking for a future in confusion, 100 po

Hello, I am a student at the School of Law of Southeast University, I am studying, with my own experience and understanding, I suggest that it is best not to study law, because in China, the legal profession still attaches more importance to connections, and you did not study law in your undergraduate stage, and it is not a very ideal choice to rely on graduate speed.

In addition, unless you have a good relationship to enter a larger law firm, there is almost no work to be done in a small law firm, and to put it mildly, your salary will be a problem.

Of course, if you have a strong desire to study law, it is also a better choice to choose architecture, because the subject matter is usually very large.

Southeast University is famous in the country for its architecture, and the law school is also good, second only to Nanjing University in Jiangsu Province, so it is recommended that you study at universities in the Pearl River Delta area, because these universities are very practice-oriented. In fact, there is no law school that is strong in the construction and engineering industry, the key depends on where your tutor is stronger, and you should be able to choose a good tutor for you in the future.

The situation of taking the LLM exam in 2010 should be better than that in 2008, because because of the financial crisis, everyone is out of work, so they all choose to study for graduate school, and the enrollment has been expanded accordingly.

Now you have to choose the university you want to study and see what the university has requirements, for example, if you are studying civil and commercial law, of course you should read the books he asks for.

Some schools attach great importance to theory, and you will suffer if you just look at the article.

Don't be confused, everyone is confused, but believe that the boat will naturally go straight to the bridge!

I am also a student of industrial management, I am about to graduate this year, and the job has not yet been settled, but I took the graduate exam in 09, and I feel that there is not much drama, it is not that difficult, but I am not fully prepared. The Master of Law does not take the math test, as said upstairs, don't think about the so-called construction law, the school is strong, prepare for English, even if you pass the sixth level, don't relax, grammar, vocabulary must be mastered!!

Students: First of all, we should clarify two concepts: Master of Laws, Master of Laws, Master of Laws, Master of Laws, which we often refer to as Master of Laws, is only for students majoring in non-law and is admitted to the national joint examination.

So your situation doesn't fit -- that is, you don't have the qualifications to take the LL.M. exam.

For the LLM exam is very difficult, and the job prospects are not optimistic, first you have to pass the bar exam, which is very difficult, and then if you want to get into the ** institution, you have to find someone to spend money.

Therefore, I personally recommend that you study your major well and be admitted to the graduate school of this major, hoping to help you.

Categorically.

The Master of Laws does not take mathematics.

It is advisable to focus on revising English.

The professional course is very basic.

There's nothing wrong with carrying it well.

Politics isn't that difficult.

The matter of principle is mastered.

It's good to play when you take the exam.

The liberal arts test mainly looks at the ranking of English.

Again, let's take a good look at English.

As long as you are good at English, you can get a master's degree in 211, which is not a problem.

Since around 2000, 13 undergraduates, including international economic law, have not been allowed to enroll in law majors, in order to ensure that people who have not majored in law can get fair competition, and after the reform, these people will fall within the scope of the LLM (non-law). After the reform of the Master of Laws (Law) this year, people who are law majors are allowed to apply for undergraduates, but the scope of review and examination papers will be different from those of non-law, and the first 3 years of LLM (non-law) and the first 2 years of LLM (Law) in some schools depend on the specific situation of each school. That's it.

The LL.M. (Law) exam is based on the LL.M. Joint Entrance Examination (Law) and the LL.M. Joint Entrance Examination Comprehensive (Law)].

The LL.M. (Non-Legal) exam is based on the LL.M. Joint Entrance Examination (Non-Legal) and the LL.M. Joint Entrance Examination Comprehensive (Non-Legal)].

Juris Master (Law, Non-Law) Major: The basic courses and comprehensive courses are the subjects of the national joint examination, please refer to the latest "National Joint Entrance Examination Examination Syllabus for the Admission of Graduate Students for Master of Laws Professional Degree" and "Guidelines for the National Joint Entrance Examination for Graduate Students of Master of Laws".

You go and buy a copy of "Intensive Reading Notes for Judicial Examination Textbooks 2010", blue cover, published by Law Press, editor-in-chief Li Haoming.

If you take a look at the Constitution, Jurisprudence, Chinese Legal History, Civil Law, and Criminal Law, you will be able to grasp the basic legal system and theories, and then use them with the textbooks and exercises of the Master of Laws.

Hello, there are sections of various universities on the forum, no matter which university you want to go to, you can find it.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask them here.

1. You're right, the LL.M. is similar to the legal knowledge learned in the undergraduate, but if you think about it, you have a major in your undergraduate, so if you study hard during your graduate studies, it will be very powerful if the two majors can be combined. There are a few such students around me, and they are doing well, but they are doing better than those like me, who have been studying for 7 years. Aren't there many foreign countries that only open law at the master's level?

Even if the tutor brings a lot of people, but you have problems or you are more prominent in a certain major, you can follow the tutor to do projects, and you can give full play to your personal strengths, just like the general tutor system.

Second, I don't think this will be discriminated against, now colleges and universities are very transparent in recruiting master's degrees, and there are not so many ways, so you can rest assured, when I was in graduate school, several of my classmates were interdisciplinary, and in my later studies, it was proved that they all learned very well.

Three, I can't give you examples, but I believe that there are a lot of them, especially the famous schools, so there is no need to question them.

Fourth, the future employment direction of LLM and LLM is not too different, generally LLM is to go through practice, do physical objects, or take the civil service examination or become a lawyer or go to the enterprise to practice business, but the LLM, part of the Ph.D., part of the civil servant, but it is still different, because law does focus more on theory. So it's up to you to plan your career.

Fifth, it is easy to take the master's degree exam, and many other people just want to combine their professional advantages and integrate law with other majors, of course, this difficulty is relatively large, this major is not good to learn, all in your hobbies and efforts, if you don't have too much interest, the direction of timely employment is very good, you will also suffer because you don't like it, if you like it and don't work hard, you will also suffer because you can't find your ideal job, so you have to think about it.

Sixth, then I suggest that you take the economic law test.

Overall, I feel that you are still too idealistic now, and I hope that you can still be so idealistic and persistent when you should go to graduate school and after you are admitted to graduate school, good luck

If you really want to take the exam, it is better to take the LLM exam, and it will be more difficult to drill deeper in a certain field with a tutor, which will also help you find employment in the future; Of course, if you want to engage in practice as a lawyer, in fact, as long as you have passed the judicial examination, you can be a lawyer; There will be no discrimination when admitting, as long as you can pass the initial examination and prepare well for the re-examination, it is all the same, because in some colleges and universities will make up courses for these illegal LL.M., such as the general theory of civil law, etc.

If you have a second degree in law or have learned a lot of legal knowledge, and want to have a professional and in-depth study of law, and have the ability to be admitted to the LLM, you can apply for the LLM; If you have never studied law at all, it is better to apply for a master's degree in law, which is not as simple as you think, and it is nothing to get into, the key is to get into a good school; In terms of professionalism, the gold content of the LLM is of course higher than that of the LLM; When admitting, under the same conditions and if a choice must be made, the tutor will definitely consider admitting law students, after all, four years are not for nothing; According to your career plan, the majors you mentioned above are fine, it is too early to make a decision, you learn the relevant knowledge first, and then make a choice. Good luck. I am a LL.M. graduate.

I'm curious, do you want a diploma, or do you want something to learn?

You are still in a hurry, and you can take the exam more calmly. Politics can start later, English starts earlier. The difficulty of the bar exam lies in the sheer amount of content.

1. It's not too late, there are about 8 months before the exam, and it is enough time to review and get into a good school.

2. Tutorial classes are still necessary for interdisciplinary students like you, to prepare exam guides, exam syllabus, and exam analysis. Basic courses (criminal law and civil law) and comprehensive courses (constitutional law, jurisprudence, legal history).

3. English should be reviewed now, because English improvement requires a process. You can prepare past papers + vocabulary.

4. Politics can be done at the beginning of the summer.

5. Peking University, National People's Congress, China Political Science and Law, Southwest Political Science and Law, etc. are all good schools. It depends on whether you have worked hard to prepare for the exam in the past few months, and it is possible to be admitted to Peking University if you devote yourself to it. If you feel that the foundation of English is very poor, you can consider Southwest Political Science and Law, and the English in Area B will be lower.

6. The judicial examination is very difficult, but if you can get a master's degree in law, it is still very simple to pass the judicial examination. This is because the basic course offered in the first year of the LLM and the judicial examination overlap.

I'm afraid that the postgraduate entrance examination of law is the "least important" foundation, because you only need to memorize it, and there is basically no technical content. Like you, I just started to prepare in June last year, and after half a year of hard work, I finally succeeded in being admitted to the international law major of East China University of Political Science and Law. Therefore, if you can choose a school that you can do according to your ability and put in enough effort, you will definitely succeed.

To review, you must be for the exam, the first thing is to choose a school, and major, remember not to be ambitious, to do what you can. After choosing, go to the school** to check the bibliography and the scope of the exam, and use this as the center to review the professional courses, which must be detailed and serious.

The second is English, buy a book of vocabulary for postgraduate entrance examinations, and a copy of "Analysis and Review Ideas of English Past Past Questions". If you don't want to buy it, you can get it online.

Then there is politics, buy a Ren Rufen sequence one or a red treasure book or the essence of the political test, gnaw it up, and then do the past questions. If you are financially affluent, you can go to a cram school, which is beneficial and harmless.

If you want to succeed in the postgraduate entrance examination, you should pay attention to the following three points:

1.Choose a "suitable" school and major;

2.Focus on bibliography and past papers, and don't trust other reference books.

3.The most important thing is to work hard, if you really want to take the test, you have to work hard, the more you give, the more you get.

Yes, as long as you have the momentum of the third year of high school, you can choose any Chinese university!

The most important thing for the postgraduate entrance examination is motivation, motivation to have the courage and perseverance to persevere, n people who want to take the postgraduate examination are proud and ambitious but slowly wear out in the countdown day by day, and the mighty army of postgraduate entrance examinations even retreated on the day of the exam. How to review, these, different majors have different tricks, just listen to the graduate school teacher. What you have to do is to set a goal first, think of a goal that you want to go to graduate school, don't be so online, enough to support you to persist in studying until January.

I'm also a third, and it's also a mess, and the foundation can be described as 0 foundation, but you don't have to worry, you can choose some national schools, don't choose those schools that draw lines independently, and then according to your weaknesses If you are not good at English, you will choose some professional books with few Focus on making up for your weaknesses For politics, you will buy some Ren Rufen's sequence to do small questions, and the feeling of doing big questions will come naturally Then buy a 20-day 20 questions before the exam You can do it, Huhu Remember to give points, hehe.

The advice is to start preparing now:

1) The two subjects of English and politics in the national exam are mandatory, and the remaining two subjects depend on which school you apply for, and the school itself will make the questions. You can go to the ** of the school you want to apply for. Moreover, most schools have exam papers from previous years, so it is useful to refer to them.

The main directions of the postgraduate examination of law are: jurisprudence, constitutional and administrative law, civil and commercial, economic, international law, international economic law, procedural law, etc., each of which is divided into several research directions. Generally speaking, the people, commerce and economy are hotter, the competition is also fierce, the jurisprudence and legal history are colder, and the others are relatively moderate.

You need to make your own choice of major and direction, so that you can prepare for the revision of professional courses.

2) English is the key, make a detailed review plan, don't be restricted;

3) Start preparing a little late now, about a month less than others? It doesn't matter, you have to use efficiency and seriousness to make up for what you have fallen behind, and prepare seriously.

4) During the review stage, you should limit the time spent on the Internet; Develop a good routine and rest habits, go to bed early and wake up early, exercise and maintain energy. If there are mood swings, you should communicate with teachers, friends and family in time, and you can find a partner to work with when you review

Good luck!