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I have a conditional from DMU for Law and Criminal Justice and an unconditional from Sheffield Hallam for Law and Criminology. The thing is I have no clue which one to choose. I like them both but dont wanna choose a uni just because i dont have to work hard to get into (shu). Can someone slap me with some advice please..

Reply 1

quasa

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unconditional means your guaranteeed the place, whereas conditional means u need to meet conditions. personally, I would go for the uni with a better rep / longer-established institute (dmu) but depending on on how you do in your exams (assuming you are a sixth former) sheffield hallam may be better option

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Reply 2

Samuel069

Well it is based on reputation I would say go for dmu as there an improving university (uk's most improved uni) and the facility's for law students are brilliant

Reply 3

MindlessBarbb

Original post by quasa

I was thinking that, like what if I flopped and I chose dmu, and I could've went to sheffield with ease. It's just so confusing

Reply 4

MindlessBarbb

Original post by Samuel069

Well it is based on reputation I would say go for dmu as there an improving university (uk's most improved uni) and the facility's for law students are brilliant