At this precise moment I am studying criminal law, I just spent three months studying constitutional and administrative law and found it to be the hardest topic I have ever had the misfortune to come across.
Criminal law will take me to the end of my course in September, the end of year exam is in October. The name of the course is Law: The Individual and the State and it is worth 60 points. I need 360 points to achieve the degree. There are four compulsory courses required in order to count towards a law degree, taking in business law, land and contract law and the basics of law. There are also a couple of new courses that are worth 30 points, one of which is Employment Law which begins in November. I intend to do the Employment Law course then and go straight into one of the other 60 point courses next February. If I am able to achieve the 360 points, I hope to do so in 4 years instead of 6.
The strange thing is, although I need 360 points to achieve a degree, only 300 points are available to me via law courses. I will have to do a bricklaying course worth 30 points and a cookery course worth 30 points to get to the finishing line.