Political Science as PRE-LAW course? ⚖️ (FAQs answered)

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[@ellem4709]

I'm in my second year bs accountancy, and we study law. It's a very good pre-law course though. If you want to be a corporate lawyer, take bs accountancy instead. We read laws such as the negotiable instruments law, oblicon, src, rcc, and MANY MORE. Yes, we also read cases. It's so hard reading the law because there are terms that are out of this world lmao, it's not easy to understand them. But take note!!! Most of the topnotchers this year are Certified Public Accountants. So yes, I recommend taking up bs accountancy as a pre-law course.

[@janmarkursal7066]

Everyone is very well-spoken and speaking with substance. I can really tell na mahimo mong competent professionals soon.❤️

[@JoshienKyla]

Fingers crossed 🤞🏼❤️

[@jeramellg1]

For me, any AB/BS course is good as preparatatory for Law. Aside from PolSci, these courses are good: Psych, Philo, History, Literature, Criminology, any Business-related & Accountancy. For me, Accountancy has the biggest advantage because of Law subjects (also with Business majors) and pagdating sa Taxation, homecourt talaga nila yan. :) Moreover, we have Nurses who went and excel in Law School, even topping bar exams. Usually, may ibat ibang advantage ang graduates I just mentioned, usually sa first year Law School. But pagdating ng Second year, halos magiging equal na ang lahat. I have watched several vlogs on this and they're telling the same thing, freshman law had been an equalizer. It really does not matter anymore what you've finished in pre-Law. Having the right reason(s) of going into Law, having right mindset (pass & top Bar exam), and right ATTITUDE are the most important elements of Law School success. :)

[@YourAnpanman]

I'm a law student. My pre-law was also posc (LPS track yay!!) What's the best? *ACTUALLY, IT DOESN'T MATTER.* _Here are the pros I experienced being a posc major:_ -you will have an advantage in 1st year law when it comes to Consti Law and Persons and Family Relations since you've taken up the basic concepts and landmark cases -reading a lot is no longer an issue -you're used to graded and scary recitations -essays are your forte _Cons:_ -posc graduates struggle with business laws like corporation, obligations and contracts, taxation, partership and agency, insurance, etc. (Tip: find a cpa friend in law school! haha) -well known dw ta nga garaon sa law school haha so pls, don't act as garaon. Like nega stereotype ni sya, sad but true. Always be humble esp if 1st yr pa. -it's only during 1st year that you will somehow feel superior academically but as you gradually advance in law school, everybody has adjusted and so mu equal na ang playing field. Starting 3rd year, the posc graduates will have to face business laws which tbh lng, most us find them difficult. Like Taxation plssss mkabogo sya hahaha mg solve and compute gihapon -the huge disadvantage is actually in the long run, dali kaayo mka burn out ang posc graduates. There is this depressing feeling nga I did well mn during my 1st & 2nd yrs, but ngano stuck ko karong 3rd yr? -tbh, I regretted haha. I should have taken accountancy but nonetheless, posc is an exciting course. I also have classmates who are smart and are doing well. They are not even posc graduates or cpas. They are teachers, engineers, nurses, IT and business management majors. I even had a fashion designer classmate and she's doing great! This goes to show na actually, it won't matter. People have this idea na many lawyers are posc majors so they think na it's one of the best pre-law course. But actually, practically speaking, limited mn gyd ang job opportunities sa posc. We are left with no choice but to proceed in law school. Like try ug sa newspapers, naa bay wanted posc? Png hire mung posc bi!! Maayo mn mi mu research gd! 😂 So yeah, there may be some advantages with some pre-law degrees but at the of the end day, it's your perseverance and undying dedication in law school which will help you become a lawyer. (PS if you will take up law in the near future, pls pls pls take your mental health seriously. Don't be too hard on yourself. Pause. Breathe. Pray. Dayon laban gihapon!)

[@meekopal2369]

Law school in the philippines is just comparable to undegrad program in top 20 universities in the world.

[@YourAnpanman]

@@meekopal2369 Well, try enrolling in USC and let's see.

[@meekopal2369]

@@YourAnpanman ok, ganito na lang. Once you finished law school and passed the bar, i want you to take LSAT, let's see if you could score high mark.. lol

[@Armenian3394]

Here is a Political Science graduate and my experience during those stormy college days were truly unforgettable and thrilling yet nightmares for many as they often described. Taking up that course is the best when you have plans going in law school and could not explain the joy when I finished the course even I felt drowned and overwhelmed, I still get up to continue and everyday is struggle as you reach 3rd & 4th year as all subjects are major and purely law subjects and you will spend many hours reading and reading but I can say that studying Political Science is really fun and enjoyable and now preparing myself to enter the real war in law school and hoping that I can manage schooling while working at the same time and I really feel the excitement now and nervous appealing all over my nerve. I hope many will find Political Science as one of their options when going in college regardless you have plans entering law school or not and is not necessary that you go to law school after you finish that course but this will certainly open you many opportunities. I love watching your videos. 😃 Wish that you encourage many to take up Political Science and make others feel how beautiful that our course is. 😊😍📚📑 Proud of you! God bless to your studies! 😇😉

[@JoshienKyla]

Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@tofu4531]

This vlog makes me respect Kalix more even if he is just a fiction character. Of course I respect lawyers more and these students more damn they are so strong ❤️

[@argeninedizon9494]

Try to read "game series"- by beeyotch

[@beadenise]

as a current law student (also from usc!) and a pol sci graduate, i can say accountancy is the best pre-law course! you’ll already be going through some of the hardest subjects in law school if you take up accountancy lol. makes it a lot more easier!

[@yssakhulitz]

Oo nga po pati mga bar topnotcher cpas din sila. May mga kaklase po ba jayo na cpa? At based po sa observtion nyo talaga po bang may edge sila?

[@beadenise]

yssakhulitz lots of cpas here, there’s always atleast a group of them in every class plus they almost always perform the best in the those respective classes 👌

[@yssakhulitz]

Godbless you po fufture atty!!!!! Galingan nyo po :))) ang gagaling ng mga law studs from usc hands down talaga

[@JoshienKyla]

Hello everyone! Kindly read: (1) Allow me to reiterate the main essence of this vlog-that is to inform the public about what political science is as an academic discipline. No such thing as "pre-law" course since every bachelor's degree could become a pre-law course. (2) This vlog doesn't support comparing of other programs-weighing which ones better or worse. Every bachelor's degree has something to offer-each has their own purposes and specialization. (3) The claim for political science as the "best" pre-law course is merely subjective. Of course, someone who's studying POLSCI would say it's the best; same goes to those who study legal management, accountancy, etc. In the end, it's always YOUR decision and your decision is influenced by several factors. One of it is on what kind of lawyer you wish to become in the future--CPA Lawyer, criminal defense atty., etc. Your choice of bachelor's degree is important in this sense. (4) Again, different institutions have their OWN CURRICULUM. Meaning, first years from different universities don't necessarily tackle the same subjects based on the year level. Example, university X tackles political law/ideologies/theories in the first year while university Z is more into comparative politics. As first years in OUR university, our curriculum starts with theories, public ad, political law and the likes-reason why this vlog seems to solely tackle about the constitution. I hope this cleared the confusion:) Thank you for watching and I really appreciate ALL the comments. ❤️ Keep safe and healthy everyone!

[@roy-annbaterna7378]

Mag 3rd year college nako pero murag daghan pakag nakat onan nako dae haha bitaw oy, let us enjoy college ❣.

[@annamarieingan9508]

Accountancy is the best prelaw course in my opinion. Dako siyag tabang sa Taxation Law.

[@christianjavepagayon5941]

Anna Marie Ingan all subjects under civil law, actually.

[@yssakhulitz]

Yasss the best to. Basis na lang ung last bar exam puro cpa mga topnotcher huhu

[@user-nb5dt3iz8q]

As someone who took up a REALLY different bachelor's degree as you guys, I got to appreciate the beauty of your course just hearing all your answers from the q and a. I hope you can all sustain the energy you have right now as freshmen students until you become the future leaders of the country or what ever each of you aim to be. This is such a beautiful content you've shared and probably the best one I've watched during these two months of quarantine. Wishing everyone all the best 🤗

[@JoshienKyla]

Thank you for recognizing our efforts! ❤️

[@kyluuh.939]

yall should read Rain in España 😊 its a wattpad love story one of the Universoty Series. The guy is taking up Law. And i guess yall would love it 😊💕

[@3a-basigagenesis988]

KALIX AND LUNA😭❤️

[@_kuraaiii]

"Make sure that you give time and rewards to yourself. Like, for example: tagay, but the topics are still political." THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST ADVICE I'VE HEARD HAHAHAHAHHH YES, PLS.

[@sahalperen7103]

Pol Sci is very close to Law, it is a very good and a very strong, most traditional pre-Law course but I beg to disagree that it is absolutely the best one. I am a Pol Sci student myself, and disregarding biases, I would say Accountancy is the best Pre-Law course since studying Law is already part of the degree program. Also, it is a very practical course because should you decide not admitting yourself in a Law School, you would still become a professional in a specific field e.g. become a CPA. The skills you could learn in BSA such as critical thinking, objectivity, analysis and logic, etc. would be far more useful in Law Schools; while studying theories, history, and other very broad topics confined in various overlapping disciplines etc. in Pol Sci which are basically knowledge-based is almost useless in the College of Law. Usual courses in Law School is Pol Scie and other Arts/Humanities/Social Sciences Degree but Useful courses include Business Administration, Accountancy, History, BA Psychology (BA is pre-Law while BS is Pre-Med), and Philosophy. Nevertheless, it is also very important to note that everything boils down to the individual students themselves and not on their degrees or from what school they come from. Lawyers I personally know have often told me that the advantages of students’ varying Pre-Law courses are only felt and exist during the Freshmen year where everything is anew and it all disappears on the Second Year onwards. Everyone is basically “back-to-zero” upon entering the College of Law and all students, no matter what course they took or from what school they came from have equal footings in Law Schools.

[@jeramellg1]

Agree on this :)

[@john-pd3rn]

hello! i think of pursuing pol sci. i was supposed to choose legma but im too dumb at math and pol sci really gets my interests. do you think id be able to get a job after my 4yr course? god adulting is scary

[@monikaninanodalo9330]

I'm a Political Science graduate and is currently attending law school. Don't fall for the trap that you wanna take Political Science because you wanna take up law in the future. Having it as a pre-law course really depends on the institution you'll be attending. Some universities don't really focus on preparing 'polsci' students in studying law in the future. Some tend to lean towards teaching Political Philosophies e.g. Medieval or Modern Political theories which are great subjects, btw and believe me, somewhere in law school, your law professor is going to come across these topics and you just wanna raise that hand and volunteer! However, for most part, these topics won't really work for you although in my undergraduate degree we got to discuss equally amazing subjects such as International Political Economy, Public Administration, International Law and of course Constitutional Law, these are the subjects that will help you prepare for your law school dreams. These were the subjects where I learned how to digest cases for the first time and appreciate the spirit of the law. But again, it depends on the university that you'll be attending. Nevertheless, Political Science is still a great course! Good luck on your law school dreams.

[@ygdragonmino7782]

What is the best pre law for you if you want attending law school?

[@monikaninanodalo9330]

Most of my classmates are CPAs and the huge advantage is very apparent. So, I'd say Accountancy. If that's not doable, you can still proceed with Political Science. If you really want to pursue law then you'll work hard for it in your undergraduate degree regardless of your major. 🙂

[@ygdragonmino7782]

@@monikaninanodalo9330 Thankyouu

[@capricornhunk349]

Only UP has theoretical Pol sci and I hate it. Other famous schools like PUP UST and San beda offers them with law comprehensive curriculum

[@gay4cash]

@@monikaninanodalo9330 Agree, accountancy is the best pre law course. but I think second is nursing because nursing produces the second most number topnotchers or placers than any other course aside from accountancy. NURSING demands memorization, which is badly needed in LAW. 2017 1st placer from La Salle Bacolod 2017, 2nd placer Silliman 2016, 4th placer USC 2017 are all nursing graduates..

[@lovelymaecagulang5849]

A random scroll and saw your vid and I didn't regret viewing it. Great content! An eye opener and great encouragement to aspiring students. Kudos!

[@wellatolento2122]

I am really moved and motivated by the advices especially now that I have signed uo for the same course. Thank you so much😍😍

[@ailza7691]

for real though, watching u all talk about your course wowed me. you’re all good at speaking legit! i hope for your success! 💛

[@aideul636]

This is one of the reason why i am having a thought of this course, it's bcoz i want to be a well-spoken and regal woman, not just a woman with a toxic mind. Instead i want it filled with knowledge and be well educated.

[@julianeorlina]

I appreciate this so much. Everyone is so well spoken and I really learned from each and everyone! ♡

[@erikafidels]

thank you joshien for always educating and inspiring us hHAHAH more content like this pls 🥺

[@NaJ97]

Everyone’s so well-spoken, wow 🤩 I’m a new subscriber and will be binge-watching your videos lol.

[@shotodoroki69]

this video is very motivational 🥺 it makes me wanna pursue and love polsci even more. although there are a lot of challenges and struggles, you can get through it if you wanted to. good luck to us aspiring polsci students!

[@yssakhulitz]

accountancy is the best pre law course

[@kyzheafem4891]

Thank u sm for sharing this! Wishing u the best of luck in the future!💛

[@PeanutButter-rp8kg]

Yes, Political Science is a good pre-law course. However, there are other degrees that are also good like Accountancy, Legal Management, and communications-focused degrees. Based on my experience, accountants are really good when it comes to Corporate and Taxation law. Well, civil and commercial law classes in general. Political Science graduates do well in politcal law classes (Consti 1&2, Administrative Law, Local Government, Public International Law and Elections Law). Legal Management graduates also do well in general. Nonetheless, I believe it all boils down to how you are as a law student. Grit is what gets you through law school. Good luck on your journey in becoming a lawyer!

[@aikatan4438]

love this video! enlightened me a loooot. still not fully sure yet but i'll most likely pursue polsci. thank you guys! ❤️

[@jahermielpajutan7434]

thank you sunshine for sharing this helpful vlog esp to those who are aspiring polsci srudents!💓 this is really helpful!

[@angelicasoliven2658]

The long wait is over😊 so excited for this

[@creeations5211]

definitely one of the best content of joshien

[@shieramaeguira1143]

THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO ATE JOSHIEN💕

[@hurikafuentesfina4328]

thank youuuu. this vlog is the best < 33

[@capricornhunk349]

You're right. Except that, from what I heard, accountancy was deemed the superior pre-law course out there. And I believe the reason for that was Exhibit 1. Discipline - Accountancy was goddamn hard and if you manage to get through that hell, your chances of being a lawyer were high. Exhibit 2. Grit- Sometimes, you have to rely on your classmates to copy their answers LOL Exhibit 3. CPA board exam- Probably one of the hardest licensure exams in the Philippines next to FSOE and Bar, if you manage to pass one. You are on a good track I'm really confused why Pol Sci is considered a pre-law course here and why the demand in this country was so goddamn low. It all started from Malcolm hall in U.P where the Dean of Pol Sci was heavily inclined to the law that's why he introduced big-time law subjects into the curriculum. The situation abroad, however, is different, it was standalone. Ate josh was obviously inclined to social sciences as I do. The difference was the practical means of Pol Sci was not justified and therefore I'm not convinced. In the next 4 years, at least in this country, I hope fresh grads from Pol Sci have better employment opportunities

[@gay4cash]

very correct. the passing rate of accountancy board exam oct 2019 is much lower at 14% passing rate compared to bar's 22% passing rate in 2019.

[@arbesterrebereb]

Political Science is not best at Law but it focuses on the fundamentals of being in Law like- reading comprehension and language skills; writing and speaking skills.

[@jllumpas6192]

You are really intelligent and the things you are saying are with substance and I learned a lot from you. 😊

[@letminthanghaokip4624]

Thank you for answering one of my questions(favryt article of PH constitution). All the Best for your future endeavours to you and ur friends ...

[@_kuraaiii]

I should not have watched this. I'm second guessing myself na nuon 😭 You guys are so well spoken and can express your thoughts in English very well. My pea brain could never.

[@matteoscott7652]

grabe!!!! thank you for this!❤

[@leannepalacio5452]

You're honestly glowing ❤❤❤

[@danecas5286]

Thanks for this ate joshien!😗

[@janphiliptolero6487]

I don't know why i cried a lot 😢❤️thanks for this.

[@jamelynhermosilla5095]

Thanks te joshien❤ this is truly motivational. I learned a lot

[@jewellmae7671]

love u so much ate joshien!!❤❤❤

[@johnlloydgalindez9592]

nice kaayug content oy, more of this joshien plssss with your colleagues gyapun. grabeg power of motivation and inspiration nga video🔥👏🏻. moreeee

[@keishamargarette4205]

this is so inspiriingggg!!❤

[@martinaleighyeban2453]

So much knowledge 😳❤️ Idola ninyu Ate Joshien uy! Godbless you all in your pre-law journey-!

[@alexandriareyes3025]

Miss joshien is the content queen

[@irasofiaaguirre4615]

Been waiting for this since this mooorningggg✊🏻💖

[@piamariebatan3527]

I stan y'all ate joshien !!!

[@weaslebee129]

discovered your channel because of tiktok! you’re videos are binge-watch worthy 🥺❤️

[@arveahalimudin9113]

THANKYOUUU FOR SHARING, U GUYS ARE INSPIRATION FOR THOSE INCOMING POL-SCI STUDENTS LIKE ME🙌 LABAAAAN LANG JUD TA MGA FUTURE ATTORNEY💖

[@cylvieace5519]

this really inspired me to pursue polsci because before i'm very confused on what to take in college,thankyou😩❤

[@jaciaranjuarez7972]

i'm still in junior high but i prefer watching these kind of videos, because i really want to become a lawyer, just sharing though, lol.

[@maryjeanabarquez8309]

Thank you ate Joshien❤

[@glysaropa1124]

I LOVE THIS VLOGGG

[@leomarktustonolegario5494]

What I realized bout' this video was... there are still lot of smart people in the Philippines, out there, in one side of this country--that would probably be superb leaders, or individuals in the near future, a "hope of the future". I also wanna be a lawyer--and I'm glad to hear that I am not alone. You guys are superbly inspring. Thank you. God bless you po.

[@fjai236]

im happy im drinkin tea while watching

[@trishdaynielt]

kudos to ate Joshien and her friends very well said ate 💛

[@ruasoon933]

I know something weird about Joshien!!! Thank you so much for putting out videos like this (college related videos)! Love this vid, uwu. 💓

[@ClareSanchezInso]

Such a natural! Keep doin u 💕

[@rechellepamaos8519]

I've been waiting for this vloooog

[@kctheaapduhan8262]

this is a very helpful video most especially that I am already determined to study PolSci. Thank you so much mga ate and Kuya see you ninyo sa USC!

[@VieMowana]

Loveyou future Atty. Joshien!❤️

[@joanacombis5007]

Kahilakon ko magtan-aws imong vlog ate do. Thank you te, it motivated me again not to stop chasing my dream of becoming a lawyer someday. 😭💗

[@andreavirgo261]

just found this vids while browsing. this is so helpful Ate❤️ thank you so much❤️

[@alyhrnndz]

nakakainspire huhu thankyou for making this video🥺🖤

[@rlalvarez8011]

"The constitution is perfect as it is, only the implementation is flawed" You will all be professional lawyers, someday! In Jesus' name!

[@heartpeteza3520]

I am upcoming PolSci and I felt like I am connected with them already! 🥺✨

[@user-nb5dt3iz8q]

Gwapa Lian im hereeee ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@trishiaperez9463]

This helped me a lot. I was somehow scared tho..but gora lang jud sa life!

[@leinadzerep9654]

Inspirational and very informative!

[@jillianagenesis4808]

Finally a new video!!!!!

[@annseroteofficial]

this vlog just inspire me!

[@indaesam]

the long wait is over!!!!! ahhhhh gusto ko mag shift nuoooon OMGGGG!!! salamat kaayo joshieeeeen!!! i enjoyed the vid.

[@guazonjommelc.3220]

Omg this is really helpful. I'm in coming first year political science student this coming school year

[@erickaellahluyao3500]

Ate Joshien, I wanted also to pursue political science in college but I'm afraid that I'm not smart enough to survive on the field. I really have low self-esteem in dealing with public speaking. Thanks for this video, it will help me decide whether to pursue it or not. Also, I recently binge-watching How u get away with murder!!

[@bvwan8028]

Can't wait for you to be a law student

[@rowenatotana1925]

Ate joshien are taking law? Ohh myy! Cant wait to call you soon atty.joshien♥️

[@marlynjeanutlang2924]

LAMIAS CONTENT ATE JOSHIEN OY! HUHU ❤️😍

[@veronicajanecarinal4085]

This is great! 😍

[@venicemaecanceran2576]

I'm a visual learner kind of person, whenever I'm watching something I need subtitles to fully understand the whole thing. I'm sooooo bad at listening hahahaha but in this vlog, i really understand everything. I like how they speak and pronounced the words, it's so clear. Kudos to Joshien and your friends! It is also the first time for me that the "auto generated caption" is totally right. Ps. I always love how Joshien speak.

[@JoshienKyla]

This means so much! Thank you ❤️

[@keiminaya9118]

Gosh subscribed without even finishing the vid...err.. entertaining and well spoken...

[@epheclerigo9229]

thank you so much for this very educating video!! ♡

[@krntnencole]

Yey! Im early 🤗. Stay safe, joshien ! ❤️

[@paulpedro3534]

I'm a PolSci student, and I think the only advantages you'll be having is you're ahead for Political Law and Constitutional Law. Thus having background about the Legislative branch where laws are basically crafted and voted upon gives you that edge. Btw, You talk well💯

[@christiancydelolores7662]

Paul Pedro Im from Psychology Major and I want to shift to Political Science is it a good decision for law school?

[@ezraneilomisol6658]

Paulo pedro, if you're a psychology student, you can still proceeds in law schools. A lot of lawyers which doing youtube stuff advice psychology as a preparatory course in law schools.

[@debby5588]

psychology or pol sci?

[@capricornhunk349]

If your GOAL is to pursue law school no matter what. Pol Sci is a feasible course. If you want to be a psychometrician or a HR fellow in companies choose psychology. If you want to be the jack of all trades choose accountancy. Cons: I'm bad at math I hate myself HAHAH

[@DavidAraza]

Capricorn Hunk thats what i think. ughhh i hate math

[@alfreyamoliva8062]

This'll really help me this coming school year! (kung mag open pa ang mga skwelahan kay Covid 😂) Same ta Joshien, Polsci has been in my mind for pre-law course way before gasugod ang k-12. Ampo lng mabuhi pa ta ani 😂😅

[@kanebibs7825]

Super duper thankyou for this po Miss! Gusto ko din po talagang kunin na pre-law is PolSci pero hindi ko alam kung kakayanin ba at magugustuhan ko kaya nagresearch ako about sa topic na ganito and then your video was on my suggestions. Im a grade 10 student palang po pero gusto ko na meron na akong nakalatag na plano para sa sarili ko😁

[@EdTejanoCaitum]

Aweeeee, u're a woman of wit and substance. Labyuuu mamsh. And I know something weird of Joshien.

[@markyboy23]

Wow this vid just boost my interest goodluck on your journey hoping you will be a lawyer keep on rockin my friend 😊☺🤟

[@aubreytayab3430]

Kinakabahan naku sa college pero Thankyou ate Joshien to give me more idea and imformation tungkol sa course na yan❤️

[@_christinelood]

Fave vlogger!!

[@sunniesskies7061]

Hala I am a POLSCI student here in Cebu and I can say that it really varies from different institutions I like how you guys talk abt PolSci but I observed that you did not mention that in PolSci it doesn't only talk about laws maybe in San Carlos it is a pre-law course jud. I'd like to add lang there is also Comparative Politics in PolSci where you have to compare political systems from different countries, example why China is a communist capitalist state while Ph is a Democratic Republic. PolSci also talks about political ideologies, you'll meet my grandfather Karl Marx here and Niccolo Machiavelli my bro lol. And lahiii jud kaayo ta like our prof told us who's now a lawyer (he was a product of UP and USC law) and he told us that PolSci is the worst pre-law course better choose Accountancy daw (but we love PolSci) anyways nidugang rakog input lol no hate brothersss

[@87jokv]

Hello 👋. Joshien and her friends are upcoming 2nd year students and in our curriculum, we start studying about comparative politics during our 2nd year. Actually our program is quite dynamic. After 2nd year, we're tasked to take a qualifying exam which allows us to identify if ever we're fit to pursue law and policy studies (LPS) or international relations and foreign studies (IRFS). True, polsci is not a good pre law course because it is contradictory to the study of law. We all know that polsci focuses more on policy making while the study of law utilizes the policies created. But, LPS allows us aspiring lawyers to have a taste and reflect if we're fit to study law 😅.

[@sunniesskies7061]

@@87jokv ay sorry haha, incoming 2nd year student sad ko and I just thought it'd be nice to add compa since they were focusing more on the constitution and it happen compa is my fave sub this sem :))

[@87jokv]

@@sunniesskies7061 oh it's okay :)). During our first year, we also learn about basic political concepts, political ideologies, etc. Actually we also study about comparative politics during first year but only comparative perspectives on the state (the state's role and relation to social movements, development, etc). It's important to build a strong foundation before moving on to more complex studies. For example in comparative politics, how is this state this type of state and what were it's influences. We'd have to understand concepts like colonialism and what ideologies they bring :))

[@kirttrixylauga3175]

quality content 💯

[@hyfagracemapambocol9172]

"be the voice of the voiceless"

[@carldainielavinante7391]

Please ate do more vlogs related to your course!!!! Thank youuu so much din po 💖

[@trisha1420]

angayan kayka mag lawyer ateeeee. OMG hoping for all the best for youuu. I know someday you will become a great Lawyer!!! we love youuuu

[@alvinkewl7411]

Hi! Im also an upcoming Junior (2nd year) and im taking Legal Management and i must say polsci and Legma are wayyyy wayyyyyy incomparable but both are waaaaaayyy better than any other courses for people who wanna pursue Law and take less maths LMAO. PADAYON FUTURE LAWYER!💪🏻 Ps. The claims are relative so the best tip is to actually take a course that’s close to ur heart, wherein, u’ll excel the most😊.

[@beldavid8727]

This is very helpful. Thank you very much ❤

[@katchii2987]

their english are so well spoken and didn't even stutter. Im starting to doubt myself and my dreams lmao

[@spadez1217]

Same.. but i really want to became lawyer someday

[@katchii2987]

@@spadez1217 me too! law of attraction, we will be a lawyer someday!

[@sanguinescatherinec.7764]

Grabeeeeee jud kaayooo maka Inspired makahuna huna man sab tag shift ani oy HAHAHAHA

[@daniellafeberdin6401]

Thank you Ate ❤️