How to Build Legal Confidence: From Small Wins to Big Breakthroughs
Confidence isn’t something you wake up with one morning – it’s something you build, slowly and deliberately, through small wins […]
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How to Balance Law Studies with Work and Life
Starting a new academic year brings excitement, ambition, and for many students, a real challenge: balancing your law studies with
Starting University: Tips for Making the Most of Your First Year
Starting university is exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming. New city, new people, new routines – and for many,
Why Law Students Should Post on LinkedIn Three Times a Week
As the new academic year begins, many law students are setting goals: study plans, exams, applications, events. But there’s another
SQE1 Booking Window: What You Need to Know Before Reserving Your Seat
The January 2026 SQE1 exams may feel a long way off, but the booking process starts very soon – and
How to Write a Critical-Analysis Essay When You’re Back at Uni
If you are returning to university and want to lift your essay marks, start by changing how you think about
SQE Study Planning: How to Create a 3-, 6-, or 9-Month Prep Timeline
Preparing for SQE1 can feel overwhelming at the start. With 360 SBAQs to face and so many practice areas to
What is the SQE? Your Complete Guide for New Graduates
Photo by RUT MIIT on Unsplash If you’ve just finished university and are thinking about qualifying as a solicitor in
Balancing Study and Wellbeing in Exam Preparation
When we think about preparing for the SQE or any major legal assessment, it is easy to focus on the
A Law Student’s Guide to Building your Practical Skillset
This week we have a guest blog post by Evie Miller. Evie Miller is a second-year Law with Philosophy student