University of East London Applicants 2015.

Unfortunately not I was in California. So are all the exam questions based on these sub-sections of the subject then?

EDIT: Just pulled up the podcast going to have a listen now.

I'm going to revise heavily for The Electoral System, House of Lords and possibly Parliamentary privilege in this case as maybe the three together will be easy-ish to learn quickly. I'm more concerned about land but I have the same plan for that one. Simply revise three topics well and answer the questions.

Ah sweet, I have the whole of Law to study. There is so much! Lol

Hi there. I'm going to study Psychology at UEL, starting this September. I've applied for accomodation in these East Halls, but I was told my chances weren't exactly brilliant, because I'm not a domestic student. Not that I'd be stressed out enough for the move by itself, now it looks like I'll need to find a decent room in London. I heard that's difficult unless you're like crazy rich, which I am not I'm afraid. Anyways moving to England as a completely new country is kind of scary too..

But I'm excited after all

I'm in Unite its a good little place to live.

I'm in Stratford One its built. The new one that is going up is in Angel Lane but booking is still not available. Not really worried, Stratford One is in a better location lol

The Unite block Im in is smack bang in the middle of the Olympic Park. Its lovely. Got views of the Halo Tower, Olympic Stadium, Aquatics Centre, The O2 and Canary Wharf from my window lol.

Yeah I'm in the book. Just trying to make myself remember it lol

I think it depends on what you want to do after. In terms of doing law at UEL, or at any university, i'd say you definitely need a 2:1 degree or higher... If not, I personally don't think you should pursue a career in the field. It's very competitive already.

I also feel people place to much emphasis on what university you go to. Employers who judge someone for going to a university which isn't high on the league table are shallow. I know someone who is very bright and came to UEL because of proximity to her house as opposed to a top 5 university.