Fang Cheng slightly shook his head.
This was the result of deliberately controlling his speed in pursuit of neat handwriting.
If he didn't care about the tidiness of the paper and wrote in cursive, the time could be reduced by half at least.
Of course, handing in the exam this early would be quite extraordinary.
Fang Cheng decided to wait a little longer.
He picked up a pen, spinning it between his fingers, eyes slightly narrowed.
Pretending to check his answers, his mind was already wandering out the window.
Fang Cheng applied for the graduate program in Criminal Law at East Capital University, under the category of Master of Laws (LL.M.).
This is different from the Master of Law (J.M.), which emphasizes practical application.
The Master of Laws focuses more on theoretical depth, cultivating top-notch academic research talents, with a high demand for thesis writing skills.
