According to the provided search results, the national ranking of law schools in China is as follows: 1. China University of Political Science and Law 2. Renmin University of China 3. Peking University 4. Tsinghua University 5. East China University of Political Science and Law 6. Wuhan University 7. Southwest University of Political Science and Law 8. University of International Business and Economics 9. Jilin University 10. Shanghai Jiao Tong University Please note that these rankings are based on various sources and may vary depending on the criteria used for evaluation.
Students who did not have a bachelor's degree in law could take the law exam. According to the "National Uniform Law Professional Qualification Examination", students who meet the requirements of full-time ordinary colleges and universities with bachelor's degree or above in illegal studies and have obtained a master's degree in law, a master's degree in law or above can apply for the examination. In addition, non-law majors who enrolled or graduated before April 28, 2018 were also eligible to apply. Therefore, students who did not have a bachelor's degree in law could take the law exam.
The law examination did not limit the majors. The law examination had requirements for academic qualifications and working years, but there were no professional restrictions. Full-time ordinary colleges and universities with a bachelor's degree in law and a bachelor's degree or above, or a bachelor's degree in non-law and a master's degree in law, a master's degree in law and above, can directly apply for the examination. For full-time ordinary colleges and universities with bachelor's degree or above in non-law and obtaining the corresponding degree, they needed to have three years of legal work experience to apply. Therefore, regardless of whether it was a law major or a non-law major, as long as they met the corresponding academic qualifications and work experience requirements, they could sign up for the law examination.
Law majors included law, intellectual property, prison studies, international economic and trade rules, judicial police studies, and other majors. The specific list of majors may vary according to different schools and educational institutions.
I can't provide information about "all universities with national defense students" because national defense students refer to students who are engaged in scientific research in the military. Their admission and graduation are closely related to the needs of the military, so the concept of "all universities" generally does not exist. As for liberal arts majors, although the liberal arts majors in different countries or regions were different, some countries and regions offered liberal arts majors including history, philosophy, literature, language, sociology, political science, economics, law, education, and so on. In addition, some universities also offered liberal arts majors related to military management. These majors were usually set up to meet the needs of military management.
Yes, non-law majors could take the judicial examination. Non-law students who meet the following conditions can apply for the Judicial Examination: 1) graduates with bachelor's degree or above in non-law majors who have obtained their status before April 28,2018;2) Non-law undergraduate students who have obtained their status after April 28,2018 need to have been engaged in legal work for three years, while masters or doctors who have obtained law majors have no requirements for working years and can apply directly. Therefore, non-law students could register for the judicial examination if they met the corresponding conditions.
Non-law majors could take the judicial examination. Regardless of whether it was a non-law major who enrolled before or after 2018, as long as they met certain qualifications, degrees, time of enrollment, and special conditions, they could sign up for the National Uniform Law Profession Qualification Examination. The specific conditions included: obtaining a full-time bachelor's degree in law from an ordinary university and obtaining a bachelor's degree or above, or engaging in legal work for three years. In addition, some regions have also relaxed the restrictions on specialized academic qualifications. Therefore, non-law students could apply for the judicial examination.
There were many types of books for law majors, depending on one's professional direction and learning goals. The following are some common law books for your reference: Constitution: This is the basic textbook for law majors. It mainly introduced the basic system and legal norms of the country. 2. Principles of Law: This is a comprehensive legal textbook that mainly introduced the basic principles of law, legal system, legal logic, etc. 3. Contract Law: This is a textbook on contract law. It mainly introduced the basic concepts of contracts, the establishment of contracts, performance, dispute resolution, etc. 4. Litigant Law: This is a textbook introducing the litigation law. It mainly introduced the litigation procedure, the main body of the lawsuit, the evidence of the lawsuit, the rights of the lawsuit, etc. 5. Criminal Law: This is a textbook introducing criminal law. It mainly introduced the basic principles of criminal law, the constitution of crimes, penalties, crimes and responsibilities, etc. 6.<< The Law of intellectual property >>: This is a textbook introducing the law of intellectual property. It mainly introduced the basic concepts, classification, protection principles, and acts of torts of intellectual property. 7 " The Law of the environment ": This is a textbook on the law of the environment, mainly introducing environmental regulations, environmental responsibility, ecological protection, environmental monitoring, etc. In addition, there were many other related teaching materials and works such as Civil and Commercial Law, Research on Litigant Law, Introduction to International Law, etc. There were many types of books for law majors, depending on one's professional direction and learning goals.
The required reading for Chinese majors includes but is not limited to: Dream of the Red Chamber: One of the great works in the history of Chinese literature, known as the pinnacle of Chinese classical novels. 2. Journey to the West: The story of the Tang Dynasty monk Xuanzang's journey to the west is the main story. It describes the dangers and difficulties that the four people experienced on the way to obtain the scriptures. " Water Margins ": The story of 108 righteous men gathering to rebel against the government is one of the most representative works in Chinese classical novels. 4 Romance of the Three Kingdoms: The story of the complicated relationship and war between the historical figures of the Three Kingdoms is described in the background of the Three Kingdoms period. 5 The Scholars: Reveals the many loopholes and flaws in Chinese traditional culture with the absurd encounters of the Confucian scholars at the end of the Ming Dynasty as clues. Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio: The stories of many ghosts and gods are an important part of Chinese folklore. Zi Zhi Tong Jian: It is a monumental work that systematically sums up the important events and historical lessons of each dynasty in Chinese history. It is a must-have history textbook for Chinese majors. 8 Notes on the Dream of the Red Chamber: It was an in-depth analysis and discussion of the structure and plot of the Dream of the Red Chamber in the Qing Dynasty. The above is part of the must-read list for Chinese majors. Of course, there are many other excellent literary works worth reading.
In 2024, non-law majors could still take the law exam. According to the "National Uniform Law Profession Qualification Examination", undergraduate candidates who enrolled before April 28,2018 could apply for the National Uniform Law Profession Qualification Examination. In addition, full-time non-law bachelor's degree or above with a master's degree in law, a master's degree in law or above, or those who have been engaged in legal work for three years can also apply. Therefore, non-law majors were still eligible to apply for the 2024 law examination.
We can draw the following conclusion: According to the predictions of many articles, the national line for the law postgraduate entrance examination in 2024 may show a downward trend. According to the prediction, the national cut-off point for Class A was estimated to be between 315 and 326 points. The specific score might be adjusted according to the difficulty of the exam and the number of applicants. However, it should be noted that these predictions are only for reference. The final national line is still subject to the official release of the Ministry of Education.