You are so clever and organised. I am writing my dissertation now and your videos gives me so much knowledge and confidence. Thank you so much!!!!
@vishawjit23 күн бұрын
i am from india i want to take admmission in this unversity how much cost and process plz put your advice
@ismailsyed2739Ай бұрын
Thanks for informative video Eloise. Question, how popular is the Dissertation option for BCL, in terms of A) both ease/giving breathing place instead of being under pressure of the usual course options with specific exams or open book exams format, as regular essays for tutorials aren’t enough; and B) in terms of practicality i.e. workload management/time management/organisation? Reason for question is those who are more used to essay/research project (common with many final year undergrads who take law dissertation option) may find dissertation popular than having to take taught course that comes with exams and regular essay pressure. Thanks.
@laurawalker1509Ай бұрын
Very similar to my experience too many years ago to mention now. I was lucky enough to get funding, but that is less common now and the fees have gone up considerably. All my essays were due altogether in the Trinity term. It was exhausting.
@maherdilawar42412 ай бұрын
I am confused what should i do bar, llm or sqe. Is there any job opportunities in law firms for llm graduates or unregistered barrister in uk. Kindly guide me . I am a foreigner studied llb from one of teaching centres of university of london in Pakistan . I really want your guidance please
@rachel27562 ай бұрын
talking too fast for me
@ismailsyed27392 ай бұрын
Interesting (rather great) reflection. Wonder, how popular dissertation option course is for BCL students (and any drawbacks or advantages either based on your experience or from observing your peers/their shared experiences), as dissertation is often perceived as an opportunity where students can pursue what interests them (within the framework of the law courses they are taught in BCL), where in the dissertation course option, students can research on a critical thinking/novelty/some original research basis instead mass meta black letter substance regurgitated in both regular tutorial essays and end of year exams for the course options taken. Not sure if dissertation would be popular/advisable for those intending to pursue the Bar though, as there I guess knowing substance and Oxford style black letter law contents may matter more than legal research/legal academia debates.
@saseelogasuriyan38822 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this! Your video was really insightful :)
@harshchaudhary53802 ай бұрын
Your law notes link has expired?
@JJsavlol3 ай бұрын
Any tips on structure to practise notes ???
@coolkid93453 ай бұрын
you will fail
@t.c.90294 ай бұрын
Is the button disappearing theory true??
@Totallyrandomthatsme5 ай бұрын
Did you not have to do a literature review?
@user-vo6mw6iu8u5 ай бұрын
Well done
@FlorenceRoscoe-gs3hh5 ай бұрын
Hey just wondering do you still sell your law notes?
@folasayooketola58185 ай бұрын
Well done. You are very organised, smart, and put in the work, so you deserved the outstanding score. Thank you for sharing your experience.
@TheNachoNath6 ай бұрын
Just starting watching! Your work ethic is super commendable - hope to see a new video come by whenever you get a chance (no doubt you've been busy) :)
@harshchaudhary53807 ай бұрын
Thanks
@EndriyasArega-yw3iq9 ай бұрын
Thanks beautiful
@simonemcinnes46710 ай бұрын
I particularly find young people who have the intelligence, discipline, and drive to nut out an effective process and develop legal writing skills on their own just so impressive to me personally. Bravo.
@dalmapeller228510 ай бұрын
Hey sorry yy i cant find ur coursework!! i am doing eco critism too (For oryx and the crake) . please may i read yous? kind regards
@user-dreamer7810 ай бұрын
Thanks for the video, I am struggling on my dissertation and don't know how to start, this helps me a lot.
@JonoandJen10 ай бұрын
Quick question, should I use three academic references or can I use two and one professional? Thanks you so much! :)
@tgggh627ygg11 ай бұрын
They should have gotten 25 to life for killing him i think should be chamged be it should read if you Intend to kill a officer or ems or doctor 25 to life and if it was Accident 5 to 7 years
@steph-o11 ай бұрын
How you finished with a 1st is unreal. I just did my 1st year resit for one module 😭 I know my poor mental health and bad experiences at the time made me unable to perform my best- but I still felt ashamed failing one module (by 3%🥲). Either way, I’m going into my second year and I’m getting myself together by watching videos like this! Thanks you utter genius ❤️
@Ps-pn9qg11 ай бұрын
Thank you so so much❤
@shubhamtyagi859 Жыл бұрын
I am glad I found this video. It's so informative and inspiring. Thank you so much.
@harivaishnav8863 Жыл бұрын
Hiii Have you used any software for making the citation, and did you used bluebook method of citation.
@anac4950 Жыл бұрын
I’m jealous but I need to learn from you haha
@anac4950 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for this ❤
@arafateelaheeritwik7982 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing your experience Eloise. It was a lovely video. Did you got your one year pupillage afterwards? Can you make a video on that please.
@MrSmileeey Жыл бұрын
Hey Eloise! Super helpful video! As I am starting my dissertation at the moment. Might sound like a ridiculous question, but what is the programme that you have used to make you reading list and your plan? Thank you so much :)
@allyvictoria7868 Жыл бұрын
This has helped me more than you will ever know! THANK YOU <3333333333
@sambowmaker433 Жыл бұрын
Great vid mate! I've typed far too many words for my Dissertation, im sitting at 13k...
@saffrown Жыл бұрын
I really appreciate the insight! Going to involve some of your strategies into my writing process. How many hours would you say you spend reading vs writing?
@shaniceballadin8531 Жыл бұрын
Thank youbfor documenting your experience. You are really so inspiring, I am a 2nd year law student.I've purchased your notes and I absolutely love them. Thank you. Best of luck to you
@lindy00015 Жыл бұрын
I’ve started like 1/3 of my thesis and found this. Oh you’re so organized! This would be like the ideal way to process my thesis if I know this from the beginning. But it would be a bit scary to just read and take note and plan in the first several months and leave the writing until the last period. since the scale is like 5 times of dissertation. Or maybe it could work? 🤔
@elizabethwasp35555 ай бұрын
I think since she technically planned even the paragrphas and what goes into each one and what each one is about, the only thing she had to do during the writing phase is connecting the points and notes she made in a coherent way.
@ibanezjackson2306 Жыл бұрын
you're so beautiful ❤
@ibanezjackson2306 Жыл бұрын
i like you so much, good luck for your career and life 🎉
@chinonyennaji5138 Жыл бұрын
Congratulations! Hoping to attend the MLF soon! Your videos have motivated me!
@jasmin4518 Жыл бұрын
Hi Eloise, I am aspiring to do the BCL course at Oxford and was hoping there would be a way for me to contact you for some advice on my application. I'm hoping you could provide me with an email or your LinkedIn. Thank you.
@esh3x575 Жыл бұрын
This was useful, thank you so much!
@juliennejoseph4475 Жыл бұрын
Are you able to practice as a solicitor after being called to the BAR or is there a different route to qualify as both?
@ibanezjackson2306 Жыл бұрын
great video ❤, and congrats 🎉
@smylyface Жыл бұрын
Had the justice system put those losers behind bars from any of their long lists of priors that officer would still be alive. I don't believe that repeat offenders should be given any benefit of doubt when determining whether or not they purposely committed a crime.
@nicolaparmar-skjaeveland1671 Жыл бұрын
Love this, thnak you so much. I have completed my first year of my Msc in Dental Hygiene, Now started the second year. As older student, I almost forgotten how to plan essays wtc, with working a full time job as well. Finding you has been perfect. Thank you. I hope you are proud of yourself. 90 is truley amazing. :)))
@seunraphael9877 Жыл бұрын
Hello, Eloise. I've been following you for a while, and I must acknowledge the fact that I love all your videos- especially the ones on BCL. I'm a law undergrad in Nigeria, and I have the dream on studying BCL someday. Take care of yourself :)
@ohmy4275 Жыл бұрын
I really enjoy your videos and thank you for making them. If I can offer a very general opinion in regards to working (here, studying) environment. Often a lot of weird or uncomfortable situations are normalised in a group of people by accepting them whenever they are brought up, usually by one of the group. I said weird and uncomfortable because this is what accumulates in one's life as they get older and spent more and more time among people who have their own separate lives as well as the communal life in the office. I am not trying to be patronising. I am sure you will do excellent in whatever you choose to do, or end up doing. You have the drive for it. I'm just saying this in case you notice it because you will notice it. You don't seem to be the person who will go through life completely oblivious.
@MissGlassButterfly Жыл бұрын
I have no clue how anyone even thinks of a question or knows what to write. Feel so useless.
@MissGlassButterfly Жыл бұрын
Diss feels so useless just describing what other people have already said. So useless.
@williamjackson5823 Жыл бұрын
I completely agree with most of this - great summary of the course! The only area where I might have had a bit of a different experience is I actually found there was quite a *lot* of weight put on 'novelty' or on making some kind of original or novel/'outside-the-box' contribution in your essays. And unfortunately, I found that this was often rewarded at the expense of thoroughness. So for example, my experience was a student who wrote an essay that presented a novel view, although not particularly well researched or supported, might be awarded a first grade, whereas I student who makes a slightly less novel argument, but nonetheless very well researched and supported, might get a 2:1. I found this kind of system frustrating, because in my view there is little utility in novelty for the sake of novelty. I think it reflects that the Oxbridge system places a great wait on 'argument' or the clash of ideas -- it likes to distinguish itself as a more 'academic' institution on this basis. But, in my view, a focus on 'novelty' is better reserved for research-based degrees like the MPhil/DPhil where students actually have time to properly research and articulate those kinds of arguments.
@eloiseslawchannel2129 Жыл бұрын
That’s very interesting. I wouldn’t claim to have ever fully got to grips with the system (I think it would probably have taken me three years to do that…) This wasn’t feedback that I ever had, but then my undergraduate degree rewarded novelty enormously. In the abstract, I think a focus on novelty can be quite a nice approach. I think the far harder skill is coming up with the interesting perspectives and that students shouldn’t be discouraged from doing this by the prospect of another argument being easier to back up. That being said, I can absolutely see why a novelty-centric approach would be unsuited to the BCL (where, as you say, there’s very little time to back up original thoughts at all and the aim of the course seems to be learning vast amounts of content.) Very interesting to hear how our experiences differed 🙂.
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You are so clever and organised. I am writing my dissertation now and your videos gives me so much knowledge and confidence. Thank you so much!!!!
i am from india i want to take admmission in this unversity how much cost and process plz put your advice
Thanks for informative video Eloise. Question, how popular is the Dissertation option for BCL, in terms of A) both ease/giving breathing place instead of being under pressure of the usual course options with specific exams or open book exams format, as regular essays for tutorials aren’t enough; and B) in terms of practicality i.e. workload management/time management/organisation? Reason for question is those who are more used to essay/research project (common with many final year undergrads who take law dissertation option) may find dissertation popular than having to take taught course that comes with exams and regular essay pressure. Thanks.
Very similar to my experience too many years ago to mention now. I was lucky enough to get funding, but that is less common now and the fees have gone up considerably. All my essays were due altogether in the Trinity term. It was exhausting.
I am confused what should i do bar, llm or sqe. Is there any job opportunities in law firms for llm graduates or unregistered barrister in uk. Kindly guide me . I am a foreigner studied llb from one of teaching centres of university of london in Pakistan . I really want your guidance please
talking too fast for me
Interesting (rather great) reflection. Wonder, how popular dissertation option course is for BCL students (and any drawbacks or advantages either based on your experience or from observing your peers/their shared experiences), as dissertation is often perceived as an opportunity where students can pursue what interests them (within the framework of the law courses they are taught in BCL), where in the dissertation course option, students can research on a critical thinking/novelty/some original research basis instead mass meta black letter substance regurgitated in both regular tutorial essays and end of year exams for the course options taken. Not sure if dissertation would be popular/advisable for those intending to pursue the Bar though, as there I guess knowing substance and Oxford style black letter law contents may matter more than legal research/legal academia debates.
Thank you so much for this! Your video was really insightful :)
Your law notes link has expired?
Any tips on structure to practise notes ???
you will fail
Is the button disappearing theory true??
Did you not have to do a literature review?
Well done
Hey just wondering do you still sell your law notes?
Well done. You are very organised, smart, and put in the work, so you deserved the outstanding score. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Just starting watching! Your work ethic is super commendable - hope to see a new video come by whenever you get a chance (no doubt you've been busy) :)
Thanks
Thanks beautiful
I particularly find young people who have the intelligence, discipline, and drive to nut out an effective process and develop legal writing skills on their own just so impressive to me personally. Bravo.
Hey sorry yy i cant find ur coursework!! i am doing eco critism too (For oryx and the crake) . please may i read yous? kind regards
Thanks for the video, I am struggling on my dissertation and don't know how to start, this helps me a lot.
Quick question, should I use three academic references or can I use two and one professional? Thanks you so much! :)
They should have gotten 25 to life for killing him i think should be chamged be it should read if you Intend to kill a officer or ems or doctor 25 to life and if it was Accident 5 to 7 years
How you finished with a 1st is unreal. I just did my 1st year resit for one module 😭 I know my poor mental health and bad experiences at the time made me unable to perform my best- but I still felt ashamed failing one module (by 3%🥲). Either way, I’m going into my second year and I’m getting myself together by watching videos like this! Thanks you utter genius ❤️
Thank you so so much❤
I am glad I found this video. It's so informative and inspiring. Thank you so much.
Hiii Have you used any software for making the citation, and did you used bluebook method of citation.
I’m jealous but I need to learn from you haha
Thanks for this ❤
Thank you for sharing your experience Eloise. It was a lovely video. Did you got your one year pupillage afterwards? Can you make a video on that please.
Hey Eloise! Super helpful video! As I am starting my dissertation at the moment. Might sound like a ridiculous question, but what is the programme that you have used to make you reading list and your plan? Thank you so much :)
This has helped me more than you will ever know! THANK YOU <3333333333
Great vid mate! I've typed far too many words for my Dissertation, im sitting at 13k...
I really appreciate the insight! Going to involve some of your strategies into my writing process. How many hours would you say you spend reading vs writing?
Thank youbfor documenting your experience. You are really so inspiring, I am a 2nd year law student.I've purchased your notes and I absolutely love them. Thank you. Best of luck to you
I’ve started like 1/3 of my thesis and found this. Oh you’re so organized! This would be like the ideal way to process my thesis if I know this from the beginning. But it would be a bit scary to just read and take note and plan in the first several months and leave the writing until the last period. since the scale is like 5 times of dissertation. Or maybe it could work? 🤔
I think since she technically planned even the paragrphas and what goes into each one and what each one is about, the only thing she had to do during the writing phase is connecting the points and notes she made in a coherent way.
you're so beautiful ❤
i like you so much, good luck for your career and life 🎉
Congratulations! Hoping to attend the MLF soon! Your videos have motivated me!
Hi Eloise, I am aspiring to do the BCL course at Oxford and was hoping there would be a way for me to contact you for some advice on my application. I'm hoping you could provide me with an email or your LinkedIn. Thank you.
This was useful, thank you so much!
Are you able to practice as a solicitor after being called to the BAR or is there a different route to qualify as both?
great video ❤, and congrats 🎉
Had the justice system put those losers behind bars from any of their long lists of priors that officer would still be alive. I don't believe that repeat offenders should be given any benefit of doubt when determining whether or not they purposely committed a crime.
Love this, thnak you so much. I have completed my first year of my Msc in Dental Hygiene, Now started the second year. As older student, I almost forgotten how to plan essays wtc, with working a full time job as well. Finding you has been perfect. Thank you. I hope you are proud of yourself. 90 is truley amazing. :)))
Hello, Eloise. I've been following you for a while, and I must acknowledge the fact that I love all your videos- especially the ones on BCL. I'm a law undergrad in Nigeria, and I have the dream on studying BCL someday. Take care of yourself :)
I really enjoy your videos and thank you for making them. If I can offer a very general opinion in regards to working (here, studying) environment. Often a lot of weird or uncomfortable situations are normalised in a group of people by accepting them whenever they are brought up, usually by one of the group. I said weird and uncomfortable because this is what accumulates in one's life as they get older and spent more and more time among people who have their own separate lives as well as the communal life in the office. I am not trying to be patronising. I am sure you will do excellent in whatever you choose to do, or end up doing. You have the drive for it. I'm just saying this in case you notice it because you will notice it. You don't seem to be the person who will go through life completely oblivious.
I have no clue how anyone even thinks of a question or knows what to write. Feel so useless.
Diss feels so useless just describing what other people have already said. So useless.
I completely agree with most of this - great summary of the course! The only area where I might have had a bit of a different experience is I actually found there was quite a *lot* of weight put on 'novelty' or on making some kind of original or novel/'outside-the-box' contribution in your essays. And unfortunately, I found that this was often rewarded at the expense of thoroughness. So for example, my experience was a student who wrote an essay that presented a novel view, although not particularly well researched or supported, might be awarded a first grade, whereas I student who makes a slightly less novel argument, but nonetheless very well researched and supported, might get a 2:1. I found this kind of system frustrating, because in my view there is little utility in novelty for the sake of novelty. I think it reflects that the Oxbridge system places a great wait on 'argument' or the clash of ideas -- it likes to distinguish itself as a more 'academic' institution on this basis. But, in my view, a focus on 'novelty' is better reserved for research-based degrees like the MPhil/DPhil where students actually have time to properly research and articulate those kinds of arguments.
That’s very interesting. I wouldn’t claim to have ever fully got to grips with the system (I think it would probably have taken me three years to do that…) This wasn’t feedback that I ever had, but then my undergraduate degree rewarded novelty enormously. In the abstract, I think a focus on novelty can be quite a nice approach. I think the far harder skill is coming up with the interesting perspectives and that students shouldn’t be discouraged from doing this by the prospect of another argument being easier to back up. That being said, I can absolutely see why a novelty-centric approach would be unsuited to the BCL (where, as you say, there’s very little time to back up original thoughts at all and the aim of the course seems to be learning vast amounts of content.) Very interesting to hear how our experiences differed 🙂.