Is studying law difficult?

In order to meet the human resource needs of the Law industry, many universities across the country organize enrollment for this major with highly rated teaching quality. To know whether studying Law is difficult or not, let's refer to the content of the article below.

Is studying law difficult?

Many young people think that law is a very dry field and they have to memorize all the laws. Therefore, when it comes to law, they will be afraid and confused about whether to choose it or not. However, in reality, universities now apply a teaching model that combines theory and practice, so students will not encounter too many difficulties.

However, if you want to pursue Law, you need to be truly passionate about it. Because this field of study requires perseverance, seriousness and high expertise. Without passion and dedication, it is difficult to gain a foothold and grasp the opportunity to succeed in the Law industry.

Each set of laws will have different scopes and subjects, and the provisions in them may also be different even if they have the same phrase. Therefore, to understand and apply the law correctly, you need to master all the principles and regulations. In addition, the competitive pressure and pressure to be eliminated in the Law industry is extremely high.

According to the article on the website of Dong A University, to overcome these difficulties, you need to spend a lot of time studying on your own, do not hesitate to ask the lecturers when you encounter difficult problems. In addition, you can participate in more school activities, to find opportunities to interact and exchange knowledge with everyone.

Some schools that train quality Law today

Hanoi Law University trains 4 main majors: Law, Economic Law, International Trade Law and Law (at Dak Lak branch). The major with the highest standard score according to the C00 combination is Economic Law with 27.36 points and the lowest is Law (trained at Dak Lak branch) 18.15 points (A00; A01; C00; D01; D02; D03; D05; D06)

For the 2023-2024 school year, the tuition fee for the regular university training program is 685,000 VND/credit. The tuition fee for the high-quality program is 59,992,500 VND/year/student.

The University of Law (Vietnam National University, Hanoi) trains 3 main majors: Law, Business Law and International Commercial Law; admission is based on the subject groups A00; A01; C00; D01; D03; D07; D78; D82.

The school's benchmark score in 2023 ranges from 24.28 to 27.5 points. Of which, the Law major (admission by block C00) has the highest benchmark score of 27.5 points and the lowest is the Law major (admission by block D82) with 24.28 points.

University of Law (Hue University) - in 2023, the standard score for the high school graduation exam for the Law major is 19 points, with 4 admission subject combinations A00; C00; C20; D66. Economic Law also takes 19 points with 4 admission subject combinations A00; C00; C20; D01. For the admission method based on academic records, both majors take 21 points.

Ho Chi Minh City University of Law has 5 majors: Law, International Commercial Law, Business Administration, Management - Law, English Language. This year, the school enrolls students in 2 ways: direct admission and early admission; admission based on high school graduation exam results.

The school's benchmark score based on exam scores in 2023 ranges from 22.91 to 27.11 points. Tuition fees for the 2023-2024 school year range from 31,250,000 to 165,000,000 VND/student/school year.

University of Economics and Law (HCMC) trains in the following majors: Civil Law, Finance and Banking Law, Business Law, International Trade Law. The school recruits 4 subject groups, including: A00; A01; D01; D07.

The Law major (majoring in Law and Public Policy) has the lowest standard score of 24.2 points. Meanwhile, the Economic Law major has the highest standard score of 26.2 points.

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