PROCEDURE FOR ONLINE APPLICATIONS

Procedure for online applications - University of London LLB International Programme 2012

1. Go to the Univerisity of London International Programme's website at www.londoninternational.ac.uk
2. Go to  'COURCES'
3. Choose 'Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and Diploma in Law'.
4. On the right, under 'Apply Online' choose 'Bachelor of Laws (LLB)'.
5. Read first the 'Guidance Notes on Online Applications (UG)'.
6. Click on 'New User' to begin the process the process of submitting the details of your application.
7. After completing all the relevant details - you would need to choose 'payment options'.
8. You can pay ONLINE by CREDIT CARD or choose to pay by BANK DRAFT. (the application fee for 2012 is £70.00).
9. Once you have completed the online application, you are required to submit to ATC collage the following:

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APA & MLA

CITING YOUR SOURCES:

In your researches and assignments, you must give credit by citing all your sources. This includes information directly quoted as well as paraphrased. The only exception to this is commonly known facts.

Your goal is to provide your readers information about the sources so they can find them. Failure to properly cite your sources is plagiarism.

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WHAT IS CITATION?????

Need of Citation

Plagiarism is getting very common because of the easy access to the knowledge through the Internet. It does not mean that you can never get the advantage from the work and findings of others. In fact the only thing you need to do is to keep a difference between the research and plagiarism. You can even make your arguments stronger through the findings of others but sometimes you have to get the authorization of the other person and all the times you are responsible to give the reference of the resources because it is the only way through which you can make a distinction between your work and the reference work.In most of the cases the work will be a piece of plagiarism even if you have given the improper. Therefore, to reduce the hundred percent chances of plagiarism the proper citation is very necessary.

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PLAGIARISMS

What is Plagiarism?

Plagiarism is taking the ideas or words of others and passing them off as your own. Plagiarism is a type of intellectual theft.

Plagiarism can take many forms, from deliberate cheating to accidentally copying from a source without acknowledgement. Plagiarism can have serious consequences, so it is important that students be aware of what it is, and how to avoid it.

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