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How sure are you about Brunel becoming part of the uni of London? Do you know if there is s pool/snooker society there lolz
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How sure are you about Brunel becoming part of the uni of London? Do you know if there is s pool/snooker society there lolz
They haven't decided on it yet. Its still in the negotiations stage. Currently, questionnaires are being sent around to past students asking them what they feel about the name change.
Hmm wasn't the same thing said about City university.
After looking at brunel and hearing a few view I definately believe this university is on the up and up.
Magus
Word on the street is that Brunel is moving up from 23rd to 15th this year in the Guardian as well as moving up in the Times guide, due to all the improvements and moving everything to the Uxbridge campus.
Brunel isn't in the 23rd. As mentioned in The Times, it has fallen behind Hull to number 50 this year. Quite disappointing really but I have high hopes for Brunel (what with offering Law students who have achieved AAA in A-level, scholarships of up to £3000 PA).
I wish Brunel the best of luck !
beatnik~87
Yeh but i'm talking more about the Law school than the actual university. But it is one of the top uniersities in London.
Not for law.
LSE, UCL, KCL, SOAS, City, QM, RH and even poor Goldsmiths are better for law.
It is better than UEL and London Met.
Baadshah
IThe general consensus is that the firms look at stuff in this order...
Degree Class
Extra Curricular Activities experience etc
Your Uni.
Degree Class
Extra Curricular Activities experience etc
Your Uni.
I disagree. It is generally:
Degree Class
Uni
ECs
Unless your ECs are absolutely amazing and law related (eg: winning a national or international mooting competition ), no one cares.
For the top end, everyone applies with a high 2.1 or a 1st. So the degree class can basically be taken out of the equation, leaving
Uni
ECs
Oh, an LLM or BCL will help.
fundamentally
Not for law.
LSE, UCL, KCL, SOAS, City, QM, RH and even poor Goldsmiths are better for law.
It is better than UEL and London Met.
LSE, UCL, KCL, SOAS, City, QM, RH and even poor Goldsmiths are better for law.
It is better than UEL and London Met.
Yes LSE, UCL, KCL, SOAS are better but QM & City are similar in quality. Qm is better in terms of research and City, in my opinion isn't any superior then Brunel. In addition to that, RH and Goldsmiths do not even offer law.
just to clarify it doesnt matter where you do your law degree....in fact its probably better to do it at a low-profile uni cos u increase ur chances of getting a 2:1. I know loads of people that are in top firms and didn't goto top uni's. At the end of the day a 2:1 from brunel v a 2:1 from ucl will mean both people will get an interview and then it depends on what u do at ur interview....employer's aren't stupid they recognise the fact that people get into top uni's by doing joke a-levels...
thanks
thanks
but to get into UCL or LSE or any other top uni in london, the offers are higher, where as for Brunel its less. You wont get into a Law course at LSE doing ICT, Media studies, and Film studies... so to get into a top uni, you have to do the right subjects for the course.
Employers will look at your Alevel results and subjects, as well as your degree before offering anyone an interview.
Employers will look at your Alevel results and subjects, as well as your degree before offering anyone an interview.
Brunel also has a really good reputation for sport science, its one of the best in the country.
fundamentally
Not for law.
LSE, UCL, KCL, SOAS, City, QM, RH and even poor Goldsmiths are better for law.
It is better than UEL and London Met.
LSE, UCL, KCL, SOAS, City, QM, RH and even poor Goldsmiths are better for law.
It is better than UEL and London Met.
you are an idiot. "poor" goldsmiths doesn't offer a course in law.
goldsmiths is not "poor" - it is an arts-based university, and therefore entirely different in academics from LSE, UCL etc.
Brunel is ranked 32nd / 122 by the Guardian in 2006.
Its a decent uni. Not great, not rubbish. Average.
Its a decent uni. Not great, not rubbish. Average.
(as in the people there are friendly)v2006
brunell is a joke. all the dumb ass students in my year got into brunel with grades like CCD
Arent you also at the same institution?
Brunel offered me a Scholarship. Turned it down for Durham. do they offer everyone who get high grades, scholarships? I know the sports dept is good but rankings such as The Times and Gaurdian looks at the Uni academically as a whole.
I understand about them letting people with very low grades in however, CCD is still good in A-levels.
I understand about them letting people with very low grades in however, CCD is still good in A-levels.
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