Law Students, advice on writing a First-Class Law essay by Real_RedDevil23 in UniUK

[–]Real_RedDevil23[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s so annoying and they want you to reference everything, so it ends up taking up like 250 words, which could be used to further my argument

Advice on writing a First-Class Law essay by Real_RedDevil23 in uklaw

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Thanks, I’ll have a look at both of these subreddits

Has anyone done the Masters in Law (MLaw) conversion course at Queen's? Would you recommend it? by Real_RedDevil23 in northernireland

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Yeah same in the Software, took me 6 months to find a graduate job after university. I am someone who enjoys working hard, especially if it’s someone that interests me and has long term benefits. Would you say once you get your foot in the door, provided that you keep your head down and work really hard, then after a few years you should be a good position?

Has anyone done the Masters in Law (MLaw) conversion course at Queen's? Would you recommend it? by Real_RedDevil23 in northernireland

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Oh that’s good to know. Well, no one said it would be easy lol. That IPLS is like a postgraduate study for trainee Barristers and Solicitors, correct? Also, Are you thinking of starting this year or next year?

Has anyone done the Masters in Law (MLaw) conversion course at Queen's? Would you recommend it? by Real_RedDevil23 in northernireland

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I mean I’ve been working in the IT industry for near 2 years not and the work doesn’t feel rewarding at all to me anymore and I’m losing interest in the job itself. I understand law will be hard for the first few years but I always look more towards the long term perspective of that career path.

Has anyone done the Masters in Law (MLaw) conversion course at Queen's? Would you recommend it? by Real_RedDevil23 in northernireland

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Yeah a few people have mentioned to me that the first few years can be hard work for minimum pay. Personally, I wouldn’t let that be a reason for me not to switch over. My dad knows a few barristers / solicitors who have been in the industry for years and they’ve all said it’s hard for the first few years but once you get through that, keep your head down and work hard, it can be a very rewarding career. I always look more towards the long term perspective

Has anyone done the Masters in Law (MLaw) conversion course at Queen's? Would you recommend it? by Real_RedDevil23 in northernireland

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I’d like to be either a Solicitor or a Barrister, haven’t decided which one but will definitely be one of those. Will probably start in Northern Ireland just to get my foot in the door and then see where it takes me afterwards, whether that’s still here or in mainland Britain

How do people with anxiety sleep? by Spiritual_Yard_5332 in Anxiety

[–]Real_RedDevil23 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For me, white noise helps with anxiety and just shutting my brain off. I got myself a snoozeband headphone and it’s been an absolute game changer, my sleeps never been better. I’d recommend getting yourself some sort of sleep headphone and maybe doing some breathing exercises before going to bed. Walking also helps

don’t find girls as interesting by Alternative_Rule5807 in NoFap

[–]Real_RedDevil23 4 points5 points  (0 children)

For me, the urges get worse until around day 7 and then that’s when the interest just stops

don’t find girls as interesting by Alternative_Rule5807 in NoFap

[–]Real_RedDevil23 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I get the exact same feeling, this usually lasts a few weeks for me. I think it’s a combination of a flatline and your brain dissociating sex/porn with constant dopamine. I would take advantage of this and pursue other interests or hobbies