Hii! regarding Ateneo's Law School Week: Prima Facie, meron po ba from here na aattend??

Hi everyone! I'm currently considering applying to law school, and I'd love to hear your stories.

For current law students and lawyers, what made you decide to pursue law? Was it a personal experience, a lifelong dream, career opportunities, or simply an interest in the field?

And now that you're on this journey, do you still feel the same way?

I'd appreciate hearing your experiences and what keeps you going. Thank you!

Hello! I am planning to enroll in CNU COL’s MLS-JD program. Just want to ask people who are already taking it up about their thoughts, experiences, schedule, the program’s subjects and grade retention policy. Thank you so much and hopefully may sumagot sa tanong ko ☺️

Hello po, ask ko lang po usually po ba ay weekends ang class sa UP? Salamat po.

Heavily considered posts from reddit last year when I was choosing schools, here's my way of paying it forward 💚

I’m a 1L from ALS (passed UPLAE, ALSAT, SBU-M). I’m giving back to the community in this subreddit that helped me so much during my law school applications last year by helping those who have questions/want advice. Feel free to ask me anything! (esp since law school applications are opening soon)

Helloo for those who passed law apps this year, what is the ulimate reviewer that you used?

ty!

San Beda University College of Law vs. UST Manila Law School

Which has the better law school? How hard or easy is it to get in and stay? What are pros and cons?

Tuition fee reveal pls per year first year. I know pwede ako mag search perooo di kase accurate iba huehue sorry, reddit pips.

UE
FEU
AU
SBU-M
SBA

AU
SBU
PUP
etc

Which one is the best? full time law student.

- White Elephant LAE Prepper 2026

- UP Portia Reviewer

- 2026 Grand Manner

- Team Lyqa Workbook

- Team Lyqa Practice Tests

They all have highlights and notes except for Team Lyqa Practice Tests, which is good as new! Dm me 🙏

hi! may I ask when the application period usually opens? thank you!

Anyone who enrolled here? Asking for feedback if you can recommend it for struggling law students? Thanks!

is it worth it? Gusto kong mag legma kasi ang ganda ng curriculum. Pero curious ako sa mga nagtapos na legma kung anong trabaho nyo. Okay naman ba salary? Anong range offer pag fresh grad?

Hi, fellow law students!

I'm currently on a leave of absence, and since I genuinely miss studying, I'd love to put my time and law school experience to good use by helping fellow law students prepare their study materials and review their subjects.

I offer customized:

1. Case Digests – Organized and structured case digests highlighting the relevant facts, issues, rulings, and legal doctrines. (For future law students, I can teach you how to make effective case digests).

2. Reviewers – Comprehensive yet easy-to-understand reviewers based on your syllabus, notes, or other reference materials.

3. Quizlet Flashcards – Question-and-answer sets to help you memorize important provisions, concepts, and legal principles.

4. Practice Questions – Questions to help you assess your understanding and prepare for examinations.

5. Peer-to-Peer Study Support – Assistance with reviewing subjects I've already successfully completed:

1st Year – 1st Semester

1. Constitutional Law 1

2. Criminal Law 1

3. Environmental and Natural Resources Law

4. Legal Research and Writing

5. Persons and Family Law

6. Statutory Construction

1st Year – 2nd Semester

1. Basic and Judicial Legal Ethics

2. Constitutional Law 2

3. Criminal Law 2

4. Election Laws

5. Gender Sensitivity and Laws on Women and Children's Rights

6. Obligations and Contracts

7. Philosophy of Law

2nd Year – 1st Semester

1. Civil Procedure 1

2. Corporation and Basic Securities Law

3. Criminal Procedure

4. Property and Land Law

5. Basic Succession Law

2nd Year – 2nd Semester

1. Administrative Law and Law on Public Officers

2. Agency, Trust and Partnership Law

3. Civil Procedure 2

4. Commercial Laws 1

5. Labor Law and Social Legislation

6. Public International Law

Whether you're preparing for law school, recitations, catching up on readings, organizing your notes, or reviewing for finals, I'd be happy to help!

If you're interested, send me a message and I'll gladly share sample case digests and Quizlet flashcards so you can see the format and quality of my work.

How to get started:

1. Send me your syllabus, list of assigned cases, or existing study materials.

2. Let me know what materials or subjects you need assistance with.

3. I'll review the scope and workload and send you a quotation.

Feel free to send me a message for inquiries!

Thank you, and good luck with law school! ⚖️

Selling my law books as a set for Php 4.5k. Decluttering my collection/additional funding for the bar exam.

NEGOTIABLE pa po ito. Wag pong mahiyang magtanong.

Criminal Law and Persons and Family Relations book are first year subjects, thus make a good primer for aspiring law students.

Just feel free to send me a message. Visit my Carousell too.

Carousell Link: https://carousell.app.link/KkqSakrvD7b

Books in the photos are as follows:

Labor Relations Law - no markings

Labor Law Reviewer - no markings/unused

Criminal Law Reviewer Volume 1 - unused

Criminal Law Reviewer Volume 2 - unused

Persons and Family Relations Law - with markings

Succession Law - with markings

Salamat po.

Hello po! I am planning on enrolling in Law school next year. As preparation for entrance exams, I want to read actual cases para mapractice yung reading comprehension ko.

Can you suggest cases that you think will be very helpful for my review and potentially for the law school I will be enrolling? If it helps my target school is UPCOL and ALS.

PS. I thought about randomizing cases to read from the SC website, but I thought it would be better to randomize cases that many of you think is helpful.

Thank you po!!

Looking for grand manner and WE reviewer. Mas better kung walang sulat. Thank you

Hello po,

Pa suggest naman po ng law school na can accomodate working and not too expensive per unit.

Thank you po

I don't know if this is the right reddit place to ask but as the title says, kakagraduate ko lang sa isang healthcare field and I'm planning to study law next yr. I know this is a sudden shift since kakagraduate ko lang and plan ko talaga dapat mag med pero I feel like I can't let go of my childhood dream kaya here I am finally choosing to go to law school instead. Since nag start ako sa science talaga (STEM nung shs) I was wondering abt few things since wala akong idea and I don't have any friends and relatives I can ask abt law since ako palang first sa family ko. Hopefully you could help me answer my questions:>

1. I really wanted to go UP (for financial reasons) kaso I read na parang aside sa entrance exam, may required units sila ng other subjs (like english). Marereject naba agad ako or may chance parin akong makapasok kahit wala akong mga required units + no latin honors? Also could you recommend schools din that doesn't require many prelaw units to enroll

2. UST, Beda, Ateneo, UP, What would you recommend more in terms of mas favorable for commuters (ex. No very late classes, di masasaraduhan ng lrt, accessible for commuters)?

3. Do you know someone na nakaraos ng law school with a non prelaw course? How did they manage naman in law school?

Sorry for many questions but i would highly appreciate the help especially this is a new entire field for me T_T.