I'm currently in year 13 and am about to take my A2 exams. My firm choice is Kent and my insurance is Oxford Brookes. Kent seems to be a fairly respectable uni but my worry is if I mess up (I did so last year in my AS exams) and end up at Oxford Brookes, will this really matter if I end up graduating with a 2:1, for example?
I'm planning on doing further study after my bachelors degree, so my question is, if you do further/postgraduate study, will employers mainly take into account the university you studied postgrad at, or if you went to a lower uni to study bachelors will this greatly affect your chances of getting a good job? (So if I'm unfortunate in my exams and end up at Oxford brookes, manage to graduate with a 2:1 and study postgrad at somewhere like King's college london or UCL, will employers look at Oxford brookes and I'll be at a disadvantage or will they not care if I studied somewhere better at postgrad level?)
Btw I'm planning to study biomedical science at bachelors, then study law at postgrad to enter a career as a patent attorney.
(I know this post may sound negative as I haven't taken my exams yet, but after what happened in my exams last year I'm just preparing for the worst)
Thanks in advance!