A degree from Exeter and then what?

If you get into Exeter and get a first in Law and do a PG qualification somewhere and then for some reason you can't make a success of yourself... that's on you, not the university.

Starting a career blaming the university you went to before you've even started your degree... that's a pretty bad attitude.

Anyway if you're so concerned about Exeter's reputation, why firm it in the first place? Why not take your pick of Oxford/LSE/Durham/Warwick, if Exeter is not going to provide you what you need to meet your massive potential?

Oh, I'm not assuming it'll be bad, just asking. I know uni is what you make of it, but the only people I know who study at Exeter are idiots. (and I mean the 'omg, I don't remember how to divide by ten' kind of idiots, so I hope you get what I mean)

Well then you will fit right in, as you sound like a major idiot.

I firmed Exeter for PPE, and I'm really worried about its reputation and my prospects for the future.
I'd really like to do my postgraduate degree at Oxbridge, then go to law school and go into corporate law eventually. However, I get a feeling that Exeter's relatively poor reputation (stressing relatively) will prevent me from doing either of those. I mean: if a grad admissions officer sees two applications, one from a guy with a first from Oxford/LSE/Durham/Warwick, the other with a first from Exeter, they'll obviously pick the Oxford/LSE etc. one, right? (The same goes for employers.)
I know it's a very simplified scenario, but can I have some informed opinions on that?

Well then you will fit right in, as you sound like a major idiot.