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Original post by Mr...
Oxford,Durham, UCL and LSE for Law with French Law :smile:

Geology sounds really interesting :yep:


Same here for me, nearly!

Oxford, Durham, LSE, UCL or KCL and then a reserve choice.


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Original post by Melissa.J.Parkes
Same here for me, nearly!

Oxford, Durham, LSE, UCL or KCL and then a reserve choice.


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I live in London, so I'd probably want to leave for uni, I'm too used to it...
Original post by Mr...
Specifically a EU/Corporate Barrister :smile: I like to call myself am "Active Debator :mmm:" I think I hopefully get into Oxford if I work hard enough :smile:


Also, similar to me. Hopefully, we can both meet at Oxford (Brasenose) if we work hard! I would like to specialise as a Corporate/Banking Lawyer or Barrister(I am still unsure of whether to become a solicitor or barrister). Anyway, I would study the "normal" Law LLB.


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Original post by Mr...
Oxford,Durham, UCL and LSE for Law with French Law

There are loads of people on this thread who love Mathsy/Sciencey subjects. I feel so alone :getmecoat:


I've noticed that. Is this the case with the forum in general?
Original post by Bullscheiße
I live in London, so I'd probably want to leave for uni, I'm too used to it...


I live up north, but I love big, busy, bustling cities. I've always wanted to go to New York, and I love London as well. Even though, Durham University is extremely close to home, it is regarded highly for Law and it is a beautiful city.


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Original post by Melissa.J.Parkes
I live up north, but I love big, busy, bustling cities. I've always wanted to go to New York, and I love London as well. Even though, Durham University is extremely close to home, it is regarded highly for Law and it is a beautiful city.


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I'd just like to go to a smaller city like Bath, Bristol, Nottingham, Cardiff etc.
Original post by Mr...
Do you want to do straight Law or course 2...

Oxford only do BAs I think :yep:
Hopefully we do meet, imagine if the spots narrow down to us and they're judging out applications against each other :yikes:


PLOT TWIST: You both get half the degree, by studying part time!!! :tongue:
Original post by Mr...
Do you want to do straight Law or course 2...

Oxford only do BAs I think :yep:
Hopefully we do meet, imagine if the spots narrow down to us and they're judging out applications against each other :yikes:


Straight Law, for me.

Yes, you are correct, Oxford only offers a BA in Jurisprudence, which is still classified as a qualifying Law degree. I know, I would still be happy if I got rejected and got a place at Durham, LSE, UCL or KCL.


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Original post by Bullscheiße
I'd just like to go to a smaller city like Bath, Bristol, Nottingham, Cardiff etc.


Interesting! May I ask what career you are interested in?


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Original post by Melissa.J.Parkes
Interesting! May I ask what career you are interested in?


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Quite a few actually...
Accountant
Chemist
Pharmacist
Scientist
Meteorogist
Teacher/Lecturer
Oil finder/energy engineer
Consultant/manager
Original post by PaulHugh
I've noticed that. Is this the case with the forum in general?


The forum is plagued with logical minds :laugh: I ordered the polka dot chinos btw
Original post by PaulHugh
I've noticed that. Is this the case with the forum in general?


Someone please start an arts vs sciences debate please? Or will I have to do it myself?!
Original post by Bullscheiße
Quite a few actually...
Accountant
Chemist
Pharmacist
Scientist
Meteorogist
Teacher/Lecturer
Oil finder/energy engineer
Consultant/manager


Try to keep as many doors open as possible. The career types I am interested in are:

Corporate/Banking Barrister or Solicitor
Investment Banker
Accountant



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Original post by Melissa.J.Parkes
Try to keep as many doors open as possible. The career types I am interested in are:

Corporate/Banking Barrister or Solicitor
Investment Banker
Accountant



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That's really good advice, you've chosen all the most evil jobs, apart from accountancy! :tongue:
Original post by SmiggleWiggle
The forum is plagued with logical minds :laugh: I ordered the polka dot chinos btw


Sorry buddy, but you're a Science person. Good for you :biggrin:
Gosh, you all know a lot about universities and stuff. But don't you think it's a bit too early? :/


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Original post by PaulHugh
Sorry buddy, but you're a Science person. Good for you :biggrin:


I'm an Artistic Scientist, at-least that's what I aspire to be. The Art of Science makes Science much more fun for those us who enjoy Mathematical Science though also have quite a creative side.
Original post by Haysaurus
Gosh, you all know a lot about universities and stuff. But don't you think it's a bit too early? :/


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It's never to early to have ambitions
Original post by PaulHugh
Sorry buddy, but you're a Science person. Good for you :biggrin:


There's a large element of creativity in Science.
Original post by Bullscheiße
That's really good advice, you've chosen all the most evil jobs, apart from accountancy! :tongue:


It's okay! Haha... They are all based around my interests - finance, maths, and literature.


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