Manchester University vs Exeter vs Warwick for Law

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Original post by Kyber Ninja

Everyone will say Warwick on a prestige basis.

But I can't imagine thats all you care about?

Apart from reputation, I consider social life and the quality of accommodation

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Original post by AndrewMarkSP

Those are three very different universities, each with pros and cons, depending what you are hoping to achieve by going there.

Could you explain me the differences between each of them?

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abhinair3004

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Of the lot , Manchester seems to fit the bill best. They've got a good course , it's a great city to socialise in and the opportunities will be endless in Manchester

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Original post by abhinair3004

Of the lot , Manchester seems to fit the bill best. They've got a good course , it's a great city to socialise in and the opportunities will be endless in Manchester

But Isn’t Manchester too big uni? I heard that there are too many students on each lecture

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Rankings

Warwick
Exeter
Manchester

Dom reputation

Warwick = Exeter
Manchester

Int'l reputation

Warwick
Manchester
Exeter

Nightlife

Manchester
Exeter
Warwick

These are **** criteria.

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Original post by abhinair3004

Of the lot , Manchester seems to fit the bill best. They've got a good course , it's a great city to socialise in and the opportunities will be endless in Manchester

Vague nonsense, unfortunately.

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abhinair3004

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Original post by lsf722

But Isn’t Manchester too big uni? I heard that there are too many students on each lecture

That's a problem you'll have at most City Unis

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Original post by Notoriety

Rankings

Warwick
Exeter
Manchester

Dom reputation

Warwick = Exeter
Manchester

Int'l reputation

Warwick
Manchester
Exeter

Nightlife

Manchester
Exeter
Warwick

These are **** criteria.

Which one would you personally pick?

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Original post by lsf722

Which one would you personally pick?

That's your question to answer. You should undertake a bunch of research and try to make an informed decision.

Look at accommodation (look at how far the affordable ones are from the uni buildings), look at scholarships, course content (they're going to be the same), think about the type of campus you want to study at, think about the cities/tows and the shops/restaurants/cinemas/dog babysitting places etc etc available at each. You need to do this research yourself! It might make it easier to create a Word Doc and fill it in as you research, perhaps rate out of 10 the accommodation and shops etc. It is a lot of complex information and it's sorted through an objective discrete system.

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Reformed2010

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Original post by Notoriety

That's your question to answer. You should undertake a bunch of research and try to make an informed decision.

Look at accommodation (look at how far the affordable ones are from the uni buildings), look at scholarships, course content (they're going to be the same), think about the type of campus you want to study at, think about the cities/tows and the shops/restaurants/cinemas/dog babysitting places etc etc available at each. You need to do this research yourself! It might make it easier to create a Word Doc and fill it in as you research, perhaps rate out of 10 the accommodation and shops etc. It is a lot of complex information and it's sorted through an objective discrete system.

Chill out!

How is the International and domestic reputation a bad criteria? For some of us we have a stretch budget so don't have the privilege to worry about the accommodation, cheapest option in each Uni will do. In addition, graduating from a highly reputable University does increase your job prospects formally and informally. There's a reason most CEOs from the public, private and NGO sector are graduates are from Oxbridge, UCL, Imperial.

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