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Does Durham take students through Adjustment?

Does Durham take students through Adjustment?

I'm thinking of transferring courses in Warwick from straight law to European Law as I've realised I don't really want to do straight law and want to continue French-related stuff, I've already emailed them asking, but they haven't replied yet.. Does anyone have any experience with this sort of thing? And do unis generally let you switch courses within the department? Thanks

Does Durham take students through Adjustment?

They have been in the past, though that was because they miscalculated how many students they should have taken. I think they've upped their game since then, and do not participate in either clearing or adjustment.

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I'm thinking of transferring courses in Warwick from straight law to European Law as I've realised I don't really want to do straight law and want to continue French-related stuff, I've already emailed them asking, but they haven't replied yet.. Does anyone have any experience with this sort of thing? And do unis generally let you switch courses within the department? Thanks

Yeah you should be fine, my brother was allowed to switch form philosophy to law (he's at one of the top 10 unis for law). So if you're already in the department I cant see them saying no! Good luck!

Completely depends on if they have spaces is the general advice/position for these things generally. I would strongly suggest you ring their admissions department to chat about it with them on the phone- some things are best done by phone, and I suspect you'll have more chance if you try via this method as the human element and your clear motivation is far more influential than a generic email. If they are unwilling to change your offer now, ask if they will put you on a waiting list/consider you if any places come up once results are out in August. I know of some students at other unis who got a call inviting them to change to the course they wanted after results were out, but that course was never put into clearing.

No guarantees, but the above is how I would personally approach this.

Which one is better to firm, Warwick or exeter? I have offers from both and I can't decide.

Did you end up firming Warwick? Law with Social Sciences there is my first choice too!

Yeah!! I've firmed Warwick for the same course and insured Birms!! Have you thought about accommodation?

i was going to insure birmingham but decided on leeds! yeh im off for rootes what about you?

I'm an international student, I got a few offers but I am appearing for a few really competitive exams to get into the top law schools in India, I haven't chosen if it's India or the UK yet, because I want to practice in India after my course, and the Bar Council of India does recognise courses by the colleges I applied to, but I'm still not too sure.
I got offers from Durham, Warwick and City Uni. I'm still waiting for Birmingham to reply.
I'm thinking about firming Durham later, but I'm not too sure. Durham is ranked third and Durham seems amazing the course the sports and societies and basically everything about it. But a few people are stoked and cause I got into City which is the former inns of court school of law, and it's prestigious because it has produced a number of premiers and world leaders like Tony Blair, Nehru, Gandhi and Thatcher. But the standards have obviously changed and it's ranked 41st I think, I might be wrong. And I heard that Warwick's good but I don't know if it's as good as Durham. Idk about Birmingham and I haven't heard Birmingham yet so I guess I can worry about that a little later. I am so confused. I'm probably going to firm Durham but I don't know what to do for my insurance choice.

Idk if I posted this already, but I firmed Bristol and insured Manchester. Anyone with these two choices?

No soz, you are alone in the universe.

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Idk if I posted this already, but I firmed Bristol and insured Manchester. Anyone with these two choices?