[LAW SCHOOL PHILIPPINES] Hidden Costs of Law School in the Philippines 2018

Law school in the Philippines is a very, very expensive proposition. Aside from the tuition fees, miscellaneous fees and our textbooks, there are certain expenses that vary from semester to semester, from place to place. This video is all about the hidden costs of law school, and what you can do to save money. Fixed costs include those that are more or less permanent, and not likely to change in the next five years of your stay in law school. Apartment, condo, tuition at pamasahe - sagot mo na 'yan. Ikaw na ang bahalang mag-tipid niyan. Hidden costs are those we plan for, we set a budget for - pero sobrang daling mapagastos, at mag-over spend. I've also offered concrete suggestions on how you can save money over the course of your law school education. DISCLOSURE: The products and services I've mentioned in this video are those I personally use. I was NOT paid by any of these companies to endorse them. SHOW NOTES: Here are the links to some of the services I've mentioned: E-SCRA or Electronic Supreme Court Reports Annotated - this is an online service where you'll be able to read the assigned cases in law school - http://www.central.com.ph/escra/ Law Phil is a free service by the Arellano Law Foundation where you'll be able to read Supreme Court Cases for free. You can learn more about it here: https://www.lawphil.net/ My personal recommendation is the BATAS App. It's an offline database of Supreme Court decisions and works best using a laptop. You can download it here:   / batas.org   ********************* Support the Lex in Motion Community through the official merch store. Wear the perks and perils of being a law student in the Philippines loud and proud: https://shopee.ph/lexinmotion Or you can give directly to the charities we support here: http://www.lightfam.com/index.php/abo...