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LPC at a uni i.e. Cardiff, as opposed to bog standard London CoL/BPP?

I'm midway through a law degree at Uni of Leeds and pretty much assumed I'd do my LPC nearer home in London. However a day or 2 ago, out of my own curiosity, I researched and found that some big universities actually offer the LPC. There are some ex-polys, but one that seemed quite enticing is Cardiff. It seems that there are 180 places which is a fair number, and it's tied into the university obviously.

Has anyone thought about, or done their LPC at university as opposed to College of Law or BPP? I find it quite a cool prospect to do another year at university and experience another city with all the social/extra-curricular benefits that it provides, instead of doing nothing but home to BPP to home, more work, gym and maybe some sport occasionally, while being alone a lot of the time. A few people I know who have done their LPC have mentioned being very bored and bogged down, although saving up on living costs.

Anyone got any ideas? Does it matter where you do it otherwise?

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BPP Law School

Official Rep

Hi ZolaCFC25,

At BPP Law School we offer a range of extra-curricular activities for students to get involved in. These include anything from football, skiing, wine tasting, karate, netball and a whole range of other sports activities. We also offer societies related to your studies such as Commercial Awareness Society,
mooting and debating.

If you would like to find out more about our Students Association, please visit http://www.bppstudents.com/students-association/.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to book a 1-2-1 where you can speak to a tutor or current student.

http://law.bppeloqua.com/law-1-2-1

I hope this helps
Lucy