Honestly people, with the way things are going, even me with a basic Law Degree in International Disputes and Copyright and Interlectual Property Infrigment, I think I can make much more money in the courts with a criminal justice degree in the United States than me being a doctor who is an easy prey for legal lawsuits.

Yes, I do have a BRITISH LAW DEGREE from a very established institution in the UK and unlike in the United States, where you must have first an Honours First Class Degree with a CGPA of 3.5 and above , the UK system is that you embark your LLB after the A Levels GCSE Clearing, some with 3 years and some with 4 years of education before you can go take your Bar. ME? I did an ALA-CARTE, completed mine with 180 Credit Hours which was a mix and match of my Education Postgraduate Degree and a bit of this and that on the Legal System (3 core modules to make sure it’s a Law Degree). 180 Hours is basicly 3 years or so, as you can only earn 60 hours a semester, not a term, but at the Postgrad level, it’s 120 hours a semester limit, and since most of the courses are part time or online, you can add more, if you can take the heat.

At Capella, I was surprised the way things are done are much different than in the UK. Even Canadians have to come and take the papers before sitting at the Bar. Even me, who has a Law Degree in the UK which allows me to practice as a Solicitor in the Commonwealth,Canada etc, needs to take a few additional modules to accustomed to the US Legal System.

I just might as well take them you know..I never know who I need to sue nowadays….get my drift? So, don’t mess with me ya?