UCL Law Interviews ne1???

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I want to talk about UCL!

Reply 3

Ive received the rude card.Tis all.

Reply 4

Phonicsdude

Ive received the rude card.Tis all.

Ditto.

If i get an interview, I probs won't go to it cos I've got an LSE offer.

Reply 5

You'll donote your interview to me...! :biggrin:

Reply 6

Prax

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Hey people!! if u have received a postcard... from ucl what does it say? and when did you send your application? is every1 applying predicted three a's? thanks

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AAABB I got. :frown:

The postcard said that they have received my application, and that I am not to try to contact them about it as it will hinder, not help, my cause.

Reply 8

Prax

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hey.... wen did u receive ur application!!

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emily87

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mobb_theprequel

Ditto.

If i get an interview, I probs won't go to it cos I've got an LSE offer.

I have an LSE offer too, but UCL is above LSE in my list of which-universities-id-like-to-go-to.

Do you think LSE is better? in which ways? I dont know mych about how they are both regarded in firms/chambers, except that they will both be seen as very good!

Emily x

Reply 10

emily87

I have an LSE offer too, but UCL is above LSE in my list of which-universities-id-like-to-go-to.

Do you think LSE is better? in which ways? I dont know mych about how they are both regarded in firms/chambers, except that they will both be seen as very good!

Emily x

I chose to apply to UCL over LSE because LSE wasn't really diverse enough for me... I don't want to go to a specialist university.

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It has a bad reputation students wise.
i.e. full of very arogant people.

That isn't to say the stereotype is any more true than, say, all Oxford students went to Eton, BUT...

Reply 12

emily87

I have an LSE offer too, but UCL is above LSE in my list of which-universities-id-like-to-go-to.

Do you think LSE is better? in which ways? I dont know mych about how they are both regarded in firms/chambers, except that they will both be seen as very good!

Emily x

I prefer LSE, because it has a much better international name - and in order to forfill one of my future ambitions - it's almost imperative that I get an LSE or Oxford education. In terms of whether it's better regarded vizzavi firms/chambers, I honestly don't know...

<To the other poster> Agreed: UCL seems to provide the more 'authentic' student experience, but that's not really an issue for me.

Reply 13

mobb_theprequel

<To the other poster> Agreed: UCL seems to provide the more 'authentic' student experience, but that's not really an issue for me.

Aww come on Mr. Mobb... you know me... onearmedbandit :smile:

Anyway, it makes quite a big difference to me, and I think UCL is definitely on its way up. In a few years it will be held just as highly as LSE internationally.

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"one of my future ambitions".

How cryptic.

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Onearmedbandit

Aww come on Mr. Mobb... you know me... onearmedbandit :smile:

Anyway, it makes quite a big difference to me, and I think UCL is definitely on its way up. In a few years it will be held just as highly as LSE internationally.

Hehe, sorry. My name is Rob, btw.

Fair enough - although I would just add the point that the student experience isn't entirely crafted/bounded by the university: if I end up at a London uni, I intend to mix with people from other institutions.

If you look at the list of Presidents/PMs/Governor Generals for many of the world's developing nations - you would be surprised at how often Oxford and the LSE feature. <More than hints at future aspirations :wink:

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I think that UCL is on it's way up; but why speculate, when you can accumulate? :wink:

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I don't want a government role. Truth be told I want to go into music anyway :tongue:

But I want a good versatile degree since.. well you know what the music industry is like!

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