GOOD NEWs

Well I got accepted onto the Four Year LLB (HONS) LAW course.

And I am more than HAPPY about it.

 

I did go through some doubt about whether or not I would get on it but I got on it and I am over the moon.

 

Now I have to wait and see if I can get financial help for it as I can't afford it. I will keep my fingers crossed as far as that is concerned and just hope I get financial help for the course as there is a chance I might not be able to do it if I don't.

 

I really did build myself up for the let down of not getting on the course so you can imagine my utter surprise when the letter dropped on my door mat this morning and it was in there,,,,,,,,,,,my acceptance letter when I really thought it was a rejection letter.

I guess I got so used to nothing going my way and everything working against me that I just thought that there was no way I was going to get on the course.

 

The first person I told was my dad because he knew how much I wanted to get on it. All along he has been saying that he thought I would get on it but I had my doubts about it.

But hey I am on it and I couldn't be more pleased about it.

 

I think I will ring my mum after tea and let her know. I haven't even told her I was applying as I didn't think I would get on it so the less people I told about it the less I would have to tell I didn't get on it.

 

The introduction evening is on the 27th September, so two weeks on Tuesday, that is where I will meet my lecturers and fellow students. I will also get my timetable and will fill out the proper registration forms for the course.

 

I think this weekend I might pay a visit to the library to get some Law books out, beginner ones, so I can get a bit of a head start on the course because a lot of people on this course will have done some sort of Law course before like A-level or foundation level. I just hope that I am not the only one that hasn't done any kind of Law before as I don't want to struggle with it.

 

I know this course will be a lot of hard work but I am willing to put in the work even though at times I will be stressed out and other times I will be in a lazy mood and won't want to bother with it but I want a degree in Law and that means working hard and then in four years time I will have a degree in Law.

 

Of course I am carrying on with the OU. Nothing will stop me from that, well not another degree. It will be hard work doing them both together but it is really what I want to do so I am going to grab hold of it with both hands and get on with it.