What are the key differences between a BA in Law and an LLB degree?
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A BA in Law typically focuses on the theoretical aspects of law and may include a broader range of liberal arts subjects, while an LLB degree is a specialized undergraduate program specifically tailored to study law in-depth and prepares students for a career as a legal practitioner. The LLB degree is a professional qualification required for practice as an attorney or advocate in South Africa. To explore further differences and decide which option aligns best with your career goals, you can visit https://answers.apply.org.za/faqs/.