Dropping out Second year?????

I've got a bit of a situation where I would appreciate some advice. So essentially I am a second year law student at bristol but right now I am having doubts. I am not really enjoying bristol as a university (I think I would be happier in London/Durham/Exeter and I have the grades for these places) but my mum would not let me drop out last year, but now I can because I live with my dad now. I don't like my courseand I struggle significantly and am worried I may only end up with a 2.2. I am reapplying to other universities for a different course atm, but am staying in Bristol for the time being just to see how I do in end of year exams. It is worth noting I already had a gap year so should be in my third year, so should I suck it up and work harder and try to get a 2.1 or take the risk and leave? Money is not a concern as I believe i would only have to self fun entirely for one year, which we can afford as Iam entitled to two more years of student finance? I just turned 20 in august. So should I do it, and if so how will it affect my future?

I mean if the only predominant factor is just being nervous about getting a 2.2 then unless something is going to substantially change, I dont see why moving uni would have a large impact on this. Its not like your now applying to Leeds Met your still targeting good unis...

If this is a case of you hate the current situation, you dont think this will lead to the job/career you want long term, and changing uni will enable this then moving sounds like the better option.

If I were you I would just slave your butt off this semester and try and get excellent marks in everything, then see how you feel, you might seem to enjoy your course if you get really good marks.

3rd year will likely be a slog (but this is the same on almost all courses at EVERY UNI!) so your jumping out at the wrong time after 2 years imo, but if you really hate the course & uni, and you need a specific different type of a degree for the career you want, then move.

It not that I don't enjoy Bristol but i believe i would be happier studying elsewhere. i know Bristol is a good uni., but its just not for me, I orignially was going to go to Durham but changed my mind last minute as bristol dropped their offer for me. Iam mostly concerned with my course as I don't enjoy it and struggle to be motivated, I am unsure I even want to be a lawyer and originally I was going to go for History and see where that takes me, till my mum intervened and made me go for law. So is it worth it and how would it look when I'm 24 applying for jobs if i drop out now?

I've got a bit of a situation where I would appreciate some advice. So essentially I am a second year law student at bristol but right now I am having doubts. I am not really enjoying bristol as a university (I think I would be happier in London/Durham/Exeter and I have the grades for these places) but my mum would not let me drop out last year, but now I can because I live with my dad now. I don't like my courseand I struggle significantly and am worried I may only end up with a 2.2. I am reapplying to other universities for a different course atm, but am staying in Bristol for the time being just to see how I do in end of year exams. It is worth noting I already had a gap year so should be in my third year, so should I suck it up and work harder and try to get a 2.1 or take the risk and leave? Money is not a concern as I believe i would only have to self fun entirely for one year, which we can afford as Iam entitled to two more years of student finance? I just turned 20 in august. So should I do it, and if so how will it affect my future?