don't forget, although not recognised by the so-called law
society, it is still recognised in the civil service, in other
words, part of Commonwealth Universities, approved by the Public
Service Division, which is to me the only thing that matters, since
i'd rather work for the government in the civil service than be a
lawyer, and this qualification is relevant.. (like i said, i've
checked it 3 times, i can't be wrong that this one's recognised, so
i'm going for it.)
BUT... "real deal NUS lawyers" may see this one as a fag
qualifaction, a poppy paper, a wannabe cert, given to incompetent
legal students with incompetent legal skills... i mean, the
external UoL degree does not prepare graduates "enough"... no moot
court room, no debate clubs... so if you truly wanna be a lawyer,
work for it @ NUS... 
for me, this one's enough. i don't need iron-law-qualification from
NUS to have had recieve some knowledge that is valuable and
relevant in future.. it's good to understand in-depth of the law,
even in business or in police work. no one likes lawyers that much
anyway. 
