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Originally posted by Lady Pi Phi
Different countries, different practices.
In Englad, Law is an undergrad degree. The is no pre-law. You study the law and have a practicum as well (articling). After your 3 or 4 years of study you will write an examination to either become a barrister or solicitor.
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Isn't med school an undergrad in the UK (well, it is/was in Hong Kong) as well? I have family members who are confused when their Canadian born/raised/educated nieces and nephews tell them they have to take "Life Sciences" (or whatever) for a few years, write the MCAT and then apply to med school.