Law Offers for 2016?

My LNAT went down the drain too I applied to KCL and durham too :"(

Hey, I was wondering if anyone was applying for the HKU programme at UCL?

I was a bit interested in the programme as it could give me interesting opportunities but saw that the tuition fees in HKU are high as f***.

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I'd actually be more interested in the student exchange LSE and UCL do with Columbia in the US - if you're gonna pay a ****ton in fees, might as well do it in a country where legal careers pay well :P (or at least in NY)

same I am dying to hear back from KCL it's 100% my first choice when did u apply?

OH YAY!!!!! Same I haven't found anyone!!!!!! We should start a thread! I'm from Oxford originally, what about you? X

Does QM or Manchester have a better Law course?

I'm from London and my first choice was originally UCL but they've not even got back to me yet. Are you definitely firming? I'm really anxious about the heavy work load and the fact that the Oxford course is more theoretical and they you can only pick two out of twelve modules (in straight law at least). Do you speak fluent German or are you learning it at school?

I think I'm definitely gonna firm. It's kind of been a dream for ages and I don't mind that the course is more theory based. Plus the modern language aspect there is really good in comparison to my other offers. I don't speak it fluently, but I'm not too bad, I do it at A Level yeah. UCL would be amazing too though. I guess it kind of depends how you feel when/if you get the UCL offer.

What a levels do you do? Xx

I do English lit, French and philosophy and ethics. How about you? I am so excited and terrified about the whole Oxford thing but maybe that's a good thing. Just gonna keep thinking over it.

I do English Lit Lang, German, and Maths. It is really exciting to be honest!!!! I'm just dreading exams now because the stakes are so much higher!!!! X

Does anyone know how many places KCL has for straight law students?

Does QM or Manchester have a better Law course?

I would definitely say QM, it's far more competitive and so the high calibre is reflected in the percentage of 2:1s (higher than Manchester)
http://d1d1tdqerevjwu.cloudfront.net/resources/2013/What_is_a_good_university.pdf whilst this is generally useful it's now slightly outdated and is not necessarily a true reflection
Also if you look a world rankings QM is at 45 whereas Manchester is 67th (also I think the legal advice centre is a really good thing about the course!)

Hi! Thank you for your answer. Can you post the link of the world rankings please? Because all the world rankings that I have looked at say that Manchester is 40th and Queen Mary is somewhere between 151-200 .

And Manchester also has a legal advice centre, which makes the decision even harder.

Do you have more pro arguments for QM ? haha I need to be convinced