Getting Into Law

Law is an attractive profession - it promises money, status and the satisfaction of knowing that you are making a valuable contribution to the justice system. But the path to becoming a lawyer is a challenging one, and it takes time and dedication to succeed. To train you need to pick your route through the numerous qualifications on offer (including LLBs, CPEs, LPCs, BVCs, training contracts and pupilages) and you will be subject to fierce competition at every stage. Getting into Law takes a methodical no-nonsense approach to the legal profession, giving a clear overview of the sector and the career options after qualifying.   It also offers essential tips on interview technique and making the most of your UCAS statement.

The Getting into guides aim to give would-be students a head start when applying for highly competitive undergraduate courses and universities. Written by acknowledged experts in a clear and concise format, they offer applicants straightforward, practical advice on how to secure a place on the course of their choice. Each title in the series provides an honest view of what it's like to study the subject, detailed advice on choosing the right university or college and guidance on the application procedure. Also including top tips on how to shine at your interview and information on any current issues you need to be aware of, these guides take students through the whole process, even providing advice on what to do if you don't get the right grades. Sponsored by MPW, education specialists, these guides are popular with students and professionals alike for their sensible and insightful advice.