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Bristol or Manchester

pezz

would you choose bristol over notts?

Well, i'm a bit unsure as i haven't visited either, but i would have loved an AAB from Bristol to take the pressure off a little!!! :smile:

Reply 21

Eru Lawliet

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helki

Hmm.. yes i found that strange too, but it's still pretty highly regarded. I had heard that up until the LNAT was introduced bristol had been beginning to be dissappointed by the calibre of their law students. They were all highly intelligent but really struggled with the course and perhaps this would explain the fluctuations in the league tables... i don't really know but it's still one of the best anyway. :smile:

Hey Suzi, i thought you weren't too keen on Bristol....what made you change your mind, did you go and visit? :smile:

If Bristol care to be stricter with the offers they give out to international students, maybe they might not be so disappointed.

Reply 22

LuverlyLawyer

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Yes I agree. I think Bristol need to put their offers up. I was offered ABB. There was really no need for that as I got AAA. However, I think people who really did end up with ABB might struggle with the course.

Reply 23

xmaspoop

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i don't think ppl who got ABB might struggle with the course.. law is a completely new area... everyone who gets here is on the same level - clueless.

Reply 24

Happy1

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LuverlyLawyer

Yes I agree. I think Bristol need to put their offers up. I was offered ABB. There was really no need for that as I got AAA. However, I think people who really did end up with ABB might struggle with the course.

Just out of interest, what did most people at bristol get at A level... did they get AAA despite being offered lower, or did most of them meet the AAB/ABB offer? Is it a mixture?

Reply 25

The Lawyer

Generally, most (more than 90%) of the intake get AAA or higher, despite lower offer. I asked today in the undergrad' office. I know three people with AAAAAA. and many with 4/5 As.

Manchester!!!

/\ is worse than Bristol...

Reply 28

digitalparadox

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Bristol. However, the advantage of Manchester is that they offer quite a lot of combined courses with law, like law with politics, so if you ever did get bored of just doing law, you could always transfer to law with politics instead at manchester. However, if you don't care and just want to study law on its own, then Bristol is probably that bit nicer and better.

Reply 29

The Lawyer

Okey, to advocates of Manchester. WHY???? Humour me....

Reply 30

Eru Lawliet

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Let's see...cause they like Man Utd? :p:

Reply 31

P1mP

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Great city
Great lecturers
Great international links
Man utd..haha
hmmm..

Reply 32

The Lawyer

Response-
Bristol has above to a greater degree. (and more).
plus.
No Man Utd.

Reply 33

P1mP

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The Lawyer

Response-
Bristol has above to a greater degree. (and more).
plus.
No Man Utd.

Response..U NEED 2 GT OVERRRRRRRR IT!!!
as I said in another thread..they are all very good..end of! :wink:

Reply 34

Eru Lawliet

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Yes. But we are now comparing which uni is better. Sure you can argue both are good, but you can't possibly attend bot uni right? We're here to make a choice. And it is Bristol. I hope this one ends the discussion. Any yea, no Man Utd!