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Is one more respected than the other? Which might have better rates in terms of employability? Having visited both cities I know they're very different but can see positives of both...
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Congratulations on both offers - I was having a hard time deciding between both for my insurance. Personally, I would go with KCL, purely due to the university having a lower acceptance rate; it suggests prestigiousness. Also, King's also has a higher ranking than Bristol for Law and the job prospects are better as vacation schemes from King's will most likely be London based and starting salaries for lawyers are higher in London than Bristol. Both are fantastic universities and be sure to take other factors into consideration when you make your final decision but in terms of employability, job prospects and ranking, I think KCL is a clear winner 
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Is one more respected than the other? Which might have better rates in terms of employability? Having visited both cities I know they're very different but can see positives of both...
Is one more respected than the other? Which might have better rates in terms of employability? Having visited both cities I know they're very different but can see positives of both...
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Congratulations on both offers - I was having a hard time deciding between both for my insurance. Personally, I would go with KCL, purely due to the university having a lower acceptance rate; it suggests prestigiousness. Also, King's also has a higher ranking than Bristol for Law and the job prospects are better as vacation schemes from King's will most likely be London based and starting salaries for lawyers are higher in London than Bristol. Both are fantastic universities and be sure to take other factors into consideration when you make your final decision but in terms of employability, job prospects and ranking, I think KCL is a clear winner
Congratulations on both offers - I was having a hard time deciding between both for my insurance. Personally, I would go with KCL, purely due to the university having a lower acceptance rate; it suggests prestigiousness. Also, King's also has a higher ranking than Bristol for Law and the job prospects are better as vacation schemes from King's will most likely be London based and starting salaries for lawyers are higher in London than Bristol. Both are fantastic universities and be sure to take other factors into consideration when you make your final decision but in terms of employability, job prospects and ranking, I think KCL is a clear winner
There is nothing stopping Bristol students from applying to jobs in London and indeed many of them do. When they do, they do so on an equal footing. The fact that King's is in London is not relevant. There is likewise nothing stopping a King's student from applying for a job in Bristol!
The use of phrases like "vacation schemes from King's will most likely be London based" makes it sound like you're not very bright - this inability to formulate clear, well thought out arguments will affect you to a far greater extent than your choice to study at King's College London.
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Think about how much respect the university gave you with the application process and if you wish to be at an university with that level respect for students from the admin staff.
Also thinking about the cost of living in the two cities.
Also thinking about the cost of living in the two cities.
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It makes absolutely no difference. Pick whichever one works better for your life.
It makes absolutely no difference. Pick whichever one works better for your life.
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4A*s predicted at A Level. 30 in the LNAT. 88888888888 at GCSE (with extenuating circumstances), but yes - I'm sure LSE have lowered their standards
4A*s predicted at A Level. 30 in the LNAT. 88888888888 at GCSE (with extenuating circumstances), but yes - I'm sure LSE have lowered their standards
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You do realise that, if you display the same inability to use logic and make a cogent argument in either your degree or during the application process, you are probably going to fail, right? Going to LSE (or indeed King's or Bristol) won't save you.
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4A*s predicted at A Level. 30 in the LNAT. 88888888888 at GCSE (with extenuating circumstances), but yes - I'm sure LSE have lowered their standards
4A*s predicted at A Level. 30 in the LNAT. 88888888888 at GCSE (with extenuating circumstances), but yes - I'm sure LSE have lowered their standards
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Does this make any difference to my point?
You do realise that, if you display the same inability to use logic and make a cogent argument in either your degree or during the application process, you are probably going to fail, right? Going to LSE (or indeed King's or Bristol) won't save you.
Why did you feel the need to communicate this to the outside world?
Does this make any difference to my point?
You do realise that, if you display the same inability to use logic and make a cogent argument in either your degree or during the application process, you are probably going to fail, right? Going to LSE (or indeed King's or Bristol) won't save you.
Why did you feel the need to communicate this to the outside world?
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Congratulations on both offers - I was having a hard time deciding between both for my insurance. Personally, I would go with KCL, purely due to the university having a lower acceptance rate; it suggests prestigiousness. Also, King's also has a higher ranking than Bristol for Law and the job prospects are better as vacation schemes from King's will most likely be London based and starting salaries for lawyers are higher in London than Bristol. Both are fantastic universities and be sure to take other factors into consideration when you make your final decision but in terms of employability, job prospects and ranking, I think KCL is a clear winner
Congratulations on both offers - I was having a hard time deciding between both for my insurance. Personally, I would go with KCL, purely due to the university having a lower acceptance rate; it suggests prestigiousness. Also, King's also has a higher ranking than Bristol for Law and the job prospects are better as vacation schemes from King's will most likely be London based and starting salaries for lawyers are higher in London than Bristol. Both are fantastic universities and be sure to take other factors into consideration when you make your final decision but in terms of employability, job prospects and ranking, I think KCL is a clear winner
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