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I've applied to Lancaster, kent, Dundee, york, and Warwick
so far I have received offers from the first three
are my uni options to study law rubbish?
I was planning on firming Lancaster and having Dundee as insurance
what do I do
are they bad?
any advice would be welcomed
so far I have received offers from the first three
are my uni options to study law rubbish?
I was planning on firming Lancaster and having Dundee as insurance
what do I do
are they bad?
any advice would be welcomed
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(Original post by Anonymous)
I've applied to Lancaster, kent, Dundee, york, and Warwick
so far I have received offers from the first three
are my uni options to study law rubbish?
I was planning on firming Lancaster and having Dundee as insurance
what do I do
are they bad?
any advice would be welcomed
I've applied to Lancaster, kent, Dundee, york, and Warwick
so far I have received offers from the first three
are my uni options to study law rubbish?
I was planning on firming Lancaster and having Dundee as insurance
what do I do
are they bad?
any advice would be welcomed
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(Original post by 𝓖𝓱𝓸𝓼𝓽𝓵𝓪𝓭 𝔂)
Im glad your firming Lancaster. Its a great uni. Law is really good from what ive heard. My daughter studies Physics at lancaster and she loves it. Shes there now studying and although its been hard during lockdown for all students, she still gets the bus into the city for shops and plenty of walking places, including the woodland walk round the edge of campus. And its got loads of eateries on campus too. Shes also kept busy with 4 modules this term as well as exams. The city is lovely, and she will be living in the heart of it in year 2 with 7 others. Shes in Grizedale college and its not far from Law department, about 10 mins walk
Im glad your firming Lancaster. Its a great uni. Law is really good from what ive heard. My daughter studies Physics at lancaster and she loves it. Shes there now studying and although its been hard during lockdown for all students, she still gets the bus into the city for shops and plenty of walking places, including the woodland walk round the edge of campus. And its got loads of eateries on campus too. Shes also kept busy with 4 modules this term as well as exams. The city is lovely, and she will be living in the heart of it in year 2 with 7 others. Shes in Grizedale college and its not far from Law department, about 10 mins walk
so people are less likely to be employed by London firms with a degree from Lancaster?
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in terms of law, uni prestige isn't it pretty low?
so people are less likely to be employed by London firms with a degree from Lancaster?
in terms of law, uni prestige isn't it pretty low?
so people are less likely to be employed by London firms with a degree from Lancaster?
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in terms of law, uni prestige isn't it pretty low?
so people are less likely to be employed by London firms with a degree from Lancaster?
in terms of law, uni prestige isn't it pretty low?
so people are less likely to be employed by London firms with a degree from Lancaster?
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If I were you I think warwick would be the best bet for graduate prospects. And then maybe York or Lancaster as insurance
If I were you I think warwick would be the best bet for graduate prospects. And then maybe York or Lancaster as insurance
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If you want a job at a big reputable firm in London, they’ll automatically be looking for graduates from the top law schools (Oxford, Cambridge etc.) and maybe some other law schools just a tier below (Bristol, Notts, kings and Warwick possibly) therefore I would think Warwick would give u the best shot at securing a job at a top firm
If you want a job at a big reputable firm in London, they’ll automatically be looking for graduates from the top law schools (Oxford, Cambridge etc.) and maybe some other law schools just a tier below (Bristol, Notts, kings and Warwick possibly) therefore I would think Warwick would give u the best shot at securing a job at a top firm
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how about doing post grad in one of those unis instead?
how about doing post grad in one of those unis instead?
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Yeah I think if you could secure a place for postgrad at a top uni then your opportunities would be greatly increased
Yeah I think if you could secure a place for postgrad at a top uni then your opportunities would be greatly increased
and then do law school in these ones?
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Warwick
Warwick
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is it possible or very hard if I go to uni like Dundee (ranked 11th) or Lancaster i think is ranked 16th im complete university guide
and then do law school in these ones?
is it possible or very hard if I go to uni like Dundee (ranked 11th) or Lancaster i think is ranked 16th im complete university guide
and then do law school in these ones?
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is it possible or very hard if I go to uni like Dundee (ranked 11th) or Lancaster i think is ranked 16th im complete university guide
and then do law school in these ones?
is it possible or very hard if I go to uni like Dundee (ranked 11th) or Lancaster i think is ranked 16th im complete university guide
and then do law school in these ones?
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Also want to specify that in no way are Lancaster or Dundee bad schools for law, and in no way as I saying that if you get a degree from these schools you will definitely not get employed by a top law firm however given how competitive the profession is and how many graduates there are, the top law firms have a large group of graduates to choose from and can afford to pick and choose, therefore having a degree from a top institution will really boost your chances
Also want to specify that in no way are Lancaster or Dundee bad schools for law, and in no way as I saying that if you get a degree from these schools you will definitely not get employed by a top law firm however given how competitive the profession is and how many graduates there are, the top law firms have a large group of graduates to choose from and can afford to pick and choose, therefore having a degree from a top institution will really boost your chances
I didn't apply to those schools due to the LNAT
so my plan is initially to go to one of these and get into a top post-grad school
due to covid predicted grades have been really iffy so I got predicted AAB
as long as I have a post-grad uni such as bristol KCL or LSE or UCL should I be okay?
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(Original post by parmezanne)
i can tell you about warwick in general if you have any questions? (not law related)
i can tell you about warwick in general if you have any questions? (not law related)
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ah thank you but I haven't even got an offer and prolly will be rejected since I applied with AAB and the entry requirements are AAA haha ty tho
ah thank you but I haven't even got an offer and prolly will be rejected since I applied with AAB and the entry requirements are AAA haha ty tho
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