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deyan
Can somebody tell me whether the job opportunities of the graduates from Southampton, Kent and Leicester are equal, which one has the best job opportunities and which - least?
To my knowledge they are about even. I think you should call some law firms in england if you are really concerned. And yes you should also look into the cities to incorporate that into your decision making. If i am right and they all are about even, the city and uni is what you want to look at next. But make those phone calls!
What about sheffield Law School employment matters?(such as the city law firms and international law firms)
Well, if you go to Leeds your salary will probably be around £45,000, 3 years PQE. Your partner prospects will be good at any firm with under 200 lawyers.
Go to Soton and you will get emplyed automatically by a firm in the south west of the country, but will have a 73% chance of employment at a Magic Circle firm.
Kent will be good for getting you into a job from £25,000pa to £37,000, specifically in a family law firm. However, you will also have a mid-life crisis aged 47.
If you go to Reading, you will automatically be excluded from any job position beginning with the letters E, S and L. You also have a 1.2% chance of being employed on a starting salary of £36,356pa. but will only earn half that as it's a six month contract.
If you go to Cardiff, prospects in the city are good - you WILL be employed by a Jewish-run firm. Your children, however, will NOT go to private school, the eldest because she is a rebel at heart, and the youngest because he is simply not good enough.
Going to Bristol will guarantee you a two year old BMW as a company car and ensure that all your lunches cost in excess of £6.70, with the bills footed by the company.
All of this is with a 2.i though. Get a first and the story is completely different. Your children will be 14% more intelligent, but your wife will have your first three years younger, exactly 13 months before you get your partnership.
Go to Soton and you will get emplyed automatically by a firm in the south west of the country, but will have a 73% chance of employment at a Magic Circle firm.
Kent will be good for getting you into a job from £25,000pa to £37,000, specifically in a family law firm. However, you will also have a mid-life crisis aged 47.
If you go to Reading, you will automatically be excluded from any job position beginning with the letters E, S and L. You also have a 1.2% chance of being employed on a starting salary of £36,356pa. but will only earn half that as it's a six month contract.
If you go to Cardiff, prospects in the city are good - you WILL be employed by a Jewish-run firm. Your children, however, will NOT go to private school, the eldest because she is a rebel at heart, and the youngest because he is simply not good enough.
Going to Bristol will guarantee you a two year old BMW as a company car and ensure that all your lunches cost in excess of £6.70, with the bills footed by the company.
All of this is with a 2.i though. Get a first and the story is completely different. Your children will be 14% more intelligent, but your wife will have your first three years younger, exactly 13 months before you get your partnership.
Seriously though, stop worrying about employment prospects. Look at the bands created by Lawz at the beginning of this thread, and go to one in the best band you are able to achieve well enough to go to. Below these unis, employment prospects are roughly the same, I would imagine, for about 20 unis or so. Kent, Leicester, etc. No employer would automatically favour a candidate from either over the other. It's mostly dependent on your degree results anyway.
Danny_777
Well, if you go to Leeds your salary will probably be around £45,000, 3 years PQE. Your partner prospects will be good at any firm with under 200 lawyers.
Go to Soton and you will get emplyed automatically by a firm in the south west of the country, but will have a 73% chance of employment at a Magic Circle firm.
Kent will be good for getting you into a job from £25,000pa to £37,000, specifically in a family law firm. However, you will also have a mid-life crisis aged 47.
If you go to Reading, you will automatically be excluded from any job position beginning with the letters E, S and L. You also have a 1.2% chance of being employed on a starting salary of £36,356pa. but will only earn half that as it's a six month contract.
If you go to Cardiff, prospects in the city are good - you WILL be employed by a Jewish-run firm. Your children, however, will NOT go to private school, the eldest because she is a rebel at heart, and the youngest because he is simply not good enough.
Going to Bristol will guarantee you a two year old BMW as a company car and ensure that all your lunches cost in excess of £6.70, with the bills footed by the company.
All of this is with a 2.i though. Get a first and the story is completely different. Your children will be 14% more intelligent, but your wife will have your first three years younger, exactly 13 months before you get your partnership.
Go to Soton and you will get emplyed automatically by a firm in the south west of the country, but will have a 73% chance of employment at a Magic Circle firm.
Kent will be good for getting you into a job from £25,000pa to £37,000, specifically in a family law firm. However, you will also have a mid-life crisis aged 47.
If you go to Reading, you will automatically be excluded from any job position beginning with the letters E, S and L. You also have a 1.2% chance of being employed on a starting salary of £36,356pa. but will only earn half that as it's a six month contract.
If you go to Cardiff, prospects in the city are good - you WILL be employed by a Jewish-run firm. Your children, however, will NOT go to private school, the eldest because she is a rebel at heart, and the youngest because he is simply not good enough.
Going to Bristol will guarantee you a two year old BMW as a company car and ensure that all your lunches cost in excess of £6.70, with the bills footed by the company.
All of this is with a 2.i though. Get a first and the story is completely different. Your children will be 14% more intelligent, but your wife will have your first three years younger, exactly 13 months before you get your partnership.
and if you're a woman?
Beenybabe
and if you're a woman?
Yes- what is this nonsense about women participating in "academic" degrees such as law or economics or medicine.
They should introduce special degrees such as "Kitchen Skills" or "Washing Machine Studies" which women should be compulsarily made to go to.
Modules would include "Loading the Dishwasher" and "How to Avoid Shrinking during Washing".
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