oxford, lse or ucl law?

username6111982

does it matter what offer i accept?

Reply 1

anoraeb

Oxford then lse or ucl

Reply 2

artful_lounger

Universities Forum Helper

Matter in what context? Job prospects are going to be similar between them (and still largely dependent on you and what relevant work experience, vacation schemes etc you have picked up during your degree). Academically they are roughly on par although one may be better than another in some particular area, and the teaching format at Oxford is unique among the three.

Another factor to consider are that at LSE and UCL are both in London and thus would entail living in London and all its costs. There's a good chance you will be spending a huge amount on rent and transport while living in a shoebox 45 minutes commute away from the uni after first year! However both also may permit you to take "outside modules" in other subjects than law, which you can't at Oxford typically I gather.

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Reply 3

username5919011

pretty much the same academic-wise

Reply 4

Muttley79

Original post by user111111202

does it matter what offer i accept?

Which course do you prefer? Personally I'd go with Oxford because London is expensive to live in.

Reply 5

username6111982

Original post by Muttley79

Which course do you prefer? Personally I'd go with Oxford because London is expensive to live in.

if i were to go to a london uni i would live at home and commute, which i honestly don't mind. coursewise i'm not fully sure, but i like the idea of taking modules outside of law as well... but then i feel like i would forever regret not firming oxford