St Catherine's- literally 100 metres away. Then Mansfield/New probably next closest.
I wouldn't pick your college based on distance to the law faculty though. Realistically besides a couple of exceptions you're never more than 15 minutes away really.
I wouldn't pick your college based on distance to the law faculty though. Realistically besides a couple of exceptions you're never more than 15 minutes away really.
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St Catherine's- literally 100 metres away. Then Mansfield/New probably next closest.
I wouldn't pick your college based on distance to the law faculty though. Realistically besides a couple of exceptions you're never more than 15 minutes away really.
I wouldn't pick your college based on distance to the law faculty though. Realistically besides a couple of exceptions you're never more than 15 minutes away really.
Yeah, I've been researching colleges (the page on the pros and cons of each college on TSR is extremely thorough!) and of course things like accommodation and other factors are important. I was just curious as to which college is the closest to the faculty, so thanks!
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