Official Law Applicants Thread 2022

Really struggling to decide on my firm uni here. Does anyone have any advice Durham vs LSE? I have an unconditional for both.

Would really love to talk to an existing Durham student about the teaching and academic support on offer at the university if anyone knows someone?

Really struggling to decide on my firm uni here. Does anyone have any advice Durham vs LSE? I have an unconditional for both.

Would really love to talk to an existing Durham student about the teaching and academic support on offer at the university if anyone knows someone?

Yep, I'm still waiting😭

LSE 100%, it’s not even close. It’s on the same tier as UCL after oxbridge. Durhams below that with the likes of KCL, Bristol etc. Both really good but not comparable imo. Congrats on the offers!

Really struggling to decide on my firm uni here. Does anyone have any advice Durham vs LSE? I have an unconditional for both.

Would really love to talk to an existing Durham student about the teaching and academic support on offer at the university if anyone knows someone?

Warwick v Nottingham v Birmingham for law? Which one is best and which one is least good. No I’m not basing any decision on responses, I just want to know what people think.

WARWICK VS QMUL for LAW, pros and cons

Probably little difference for Law. But I’d say Warwick overall is a more highly regarded university. Being in London with QMUL will open doors to better work opportunities and networking perhaps.
Comes down to which one you’d prefer to study at and which has the most flexibility for optional modules you’d like to study etc. London will also be more expensive to live in.

Thank you so much
one more question LAW OR LAW WIYH BUSINESS IN QMUL Please?

I don’t know enough about the business element as I’m looking at straight LLB. They’re both qualifying I believe so again, look at the modules and see which appeals the most. No one can really give you the answer as it very much depends on you as an individual and what you want to do with your degree.

Thanks again, really appreciate

No difference between the three

Thank you so much

one more question LAW OR LAW WITH BUSINESS IN QMUL Please?

If they’re both qualifying then choose the one you enjoy the most, then you’ll likely get the best grade possible which the number 1 most important thing when applying to firms I think

Probably little difference for Law. But I’d say Warwick overall is a more highly regarded university. Being in London with QMUL will open doors to better work opportunities and networking perhaps.
Comes down to which one you’d prefer to study at and which has the most flexibility for optional modules you’d like to study etc. London will also be more expensive to live in.

Decisions should be based around where you want to spend the next three years - where will you be happiest? Forget rankings, etc. and explore the Uni campus and environment and go where you feel suits you best.