Law School Scam: More students fewer and fewer jobs!

[LaQaNyO]

You can hardly put law in with the rest of those subjects. Its a well respected, vocational degree, and if you have a good CV you're unlikely to be unemployed. There's opportunities for law graduates in many areas outside the legal world.

You need to put it in the list above accountancy lol!

Law is not a vocational degree... it is more of an Academic Degree... Once you have completed a straight LLB course, you are still not a qualified lawyer or a solicitor...

I agree, stick to traditional degrees or vocational ones that land you straight into a career... like NHS courses or Teaching

Ps: i talk from experience.... Social Sciences

Exactley my point mate . I got tons of family and freinds that struggle to find decent jobs after uni, becuase their degrees were not vocational or traditional. Sometimes its worth going uni for longer, just to get a quality degree.

Lol yes... or perhaps its worth to stay longer in post 16 education completing traditional A-levels in order to enable entrance to a good red brick University... I guess studying law or any of these academic social sciences would not even be such a bad idea.. That is- if you graduate from a red brick Uni with a decent rep. However, lets be honest most metropolitan Universities require like 160-200 Ucas points whilst majority of red bricks want between 300-360 bracket... And that is why- LLB courses in the UK are overrated because, pathetic colleges turned 'Universities' are letting everyone in with their low entry levels...

[Hyperactive]

islamic acconomic as major is on demand because of islamic banking/finiance growing.

[hanqadh]

islamic acconomic as major is on demand because of islamic banking/finiance growing.

yh i read it somewhere, am planning to look into it.

[dawwa9]

Why don't any Somalis study Engineering or IT, the only majors with a lot of potential. I never heard of a Somali programmer and look how crappy all the Somali websites look like..

I can't stand people that study ''Political Sience'', ''Law'' or ''Sociology'' etc

[FAH1223]

Why don't any Somalis study Engineering or IT, the only majors with a lot of potential. I never heard of a Somali programmer and look how crappy all the Somali websites look like..

I can't stand people that study ''Political Sience'', ''Law'' or ''Sociology'' etc

there are plenty of somalis in IT, you just don't know them

my cousins, my eedo, my adeer all have IT professions and web jobs

all i ever hear somalis study is medicine, IT, engineering

rarely do i see any in my major or in business

[dawwa9]

Why don't any Somalis study Engineering or IT, the only majors with a lot of potential. I never heard of a Somali programmer and look how crappy all the Somali websites look like..

I can't stand people that study ''Political Sience'', ''Law'' or ''Sociology'' etc

there are plenty of somalis in IT, you just don't know them

my cousins, my eedo, my adeer all have IT professions and web jobs

There are of course no stats on this so we can only assume, but Somalis in general don't study difficult fields such as IT, Engineering, Math/Physics etc..

[dawwa9]

BTW

The most useful studies for Somalia are probably Agricultural science, Crop management etc, Urban planning and Information Technology (IT).

[FAH1223]

There are of course no stats on this so we can only assume, but Somalis in general don't study difficult fields such as IT, Engineering, Math/Physics etc..

thats a lie man, maybe where you're at nicca

i was doing CS stuff myself last year and the year before that, but i lost my passion to major in it

[dawwa9]

FAH,

You have to pave the roads of Belet Weyn, or else who will. Drop Political Science and study Engineering

[snoop12]

Fah, dawwa makes sense, check out all the major Somali-websites, they all have bad design, bearing in mind website design is probably one of the easiest fields in IT.

somalis should major in Medicine and Engineering for now and maybe 20 years later we can set focus on scientific discoveries

phsycology, social science, political science are all silly excuses for education

[FAH1223]

too late for me to change majors, i already am at the 60 credit mark meaning I am half way done

i'll have to do my best and make the most of what I got

[dawwa9]

Snoop, one of my sisters has a Masters Degree in International Law, She works at an embassy in Addis Ababa, it's not always useless (Law) but still not a good major.

[FAH1223]

Snoop, one of my sisters has a Masters Degree in International Law, She works at an embassy in Addis Ababa, it's not always useless (Law) but still not a good major.

lol, let people do what they want man

not everyone can be a doctor or engineer

[snoop12]

Snoop, one of my sisters has a Masters Degree in International Law, She works at an embassy in Addis Ababa, it's not always useless (Law) but still not a good major.

lol, let people do what they want man

not everyone can be a doctor or engineer

not everyone should be, but in the case of somalia Doctors and Engineers are in HIGH demand, Law is good but regarding Somalia what you can offer is little compared to a Doctor or Engineer.

Law should be inlisted with high proffessions such as Medicine and Engineering but because you study europian laws and not islamic and somali laws i find it hard to see how you can contribute significantly to somalia using your proffesion.

my bro is one if not the best qualified IT expert somalia has, he makes big sacks of money when he wants not confined to weekly payments but still his proffesion is not as in demand in somalia as it is outside.

[FAH1223]

not everyone should be, but in the case of somalia Doctors and Engineers are in HIGH demand, Law is good but regarding Somalia what you can offer is little compared to a Doctor or Engineer.

Law should be inlisted with high proffessions such as Medicine and Engineering but because you study europian laws and not islamic and somali laws i find it hard to see how you can contribute significantly to somalia using your proffesion.

my bro is one if not the best qualified IT expert somalia has, he makes big sacks of money when he wants not confined to weekly payments but still his proffesion is not as in demand in somalia as it is outside.

see this is the thing, who said i am going to somalia?

you can help your people in a lot of ways besides building and medicine even though i agree they are the highest in demand because there are so many wounded and so little infrastructure