Original post by rjdjsbs
Which University Is Better For Law?
Where do these universities sit in-terms of prestige for a future job application? They aren’t Russel group status, but would they be considered mid-level or upper mid-level?
Where do these universities sit in-terms of prestige for a future job application? They aren’t Russel group status, but would they be considered mid-level or upper mid-level?
I'm glad you're considering Surrey 🙂
Surrey has been consistently ranking well in university tables over the years. However, to ensure you thrive at university, you must make sure you're in the right place, and that you feel good wherever you choose to be. That's why coming for an open day can be so important to help you make a decision. You can register you interest in visiting here. You can also talk to current law students here, where you'll be able to get a feel for what student life is like here.
Regarding location, Guildford is only a 30-min train journey to Central London, and the campus is a 10-min walk to the town centre. It is a very well-located university, in a great town for students.
Do let me know if you have other questions.
Hope this helps!
Marko
Accounting and Finance BSc
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