Law with French Law - where should I choose?

I've applied for 2024 entry for Law with French Law (or equivalent at each uni.)

I've currently got offers from Warwick, Nottingham and Cardiff and I'm waiting to hear back from Oxford (post interview) and Bristol. I'm relatively hopeful that since I got an Oxford interview maybe Bristol will let me in, but we'll see.

Was wondering if anyone currently attending those unis/or simply knows a bit about them in this context that they could give me some advice? Some potential insights about how they're finding it there, stuff they like and dislike about the course which they didn't see coming ect.

My top choice is Oxford, but I sense rejection may be imminent. After that, Warwick and Bristol are probably tied. I've seen Warwick and really liked it there - is it worth me going to look at Nottingham and Cardiff too? My plan was to just look at Bristol (in the event of an offer.)

So if anyone has anything to say that would be really helpful Choosing a uni is a big choice and it always feels really daunting, but I'm sure I'll have a great time wherever I end up.

I've applied for 2024 entry for Law with French Law (or equivalent at each uni.)

I've currently got offers from Warwick, Nottingham and Cardiff and I'm waiting to hear back from Oxford (post interview) and Bristol. I'm relatively hopeful that since I got an Oxford interview maybe Bristol will let me in, but we'll see.

Was wondering if anyone currently attending those unis/or simply knows a bit about them in this context that they could give me some advice? Some potential insights about how they're finding it there, stuff they like and dislike about the course which they didn't see coming ect.

My top choice is Oxford, but I sense rejection may be imminent. After that, Warwick and Bristol are probably tied. I've seen Warwick and really liked it there - is it worth me going to look at Nottingham and Cardiff too? My plan was to just look at Bristol (in the event of an offer.)

So if anyone has anything to say that would be really helpful Choosing a uni is a big choice and it always feels really daunting, but I'm sure I'll have a great time wherever I end up.

Hey, as you also got an offer from Cardiff for Law and French, have you also been sent an email today saying that they no longer run the course? I got an email saying that today and it seems like pretty poor form to only let people know now, when we're so close to the UCAS deadline.

Yes, was sent the email too... I applied in October; pretty irritating that they didn't decide or say this before I'd actually applied/before the academic year otherwise I would've used that slot to apply somewhere else. Oh well, that's the way things go sometimes I guess.

Yeah it was really annoying because it was one of my top choices and now I have to go chasing up other universities so that they consider me. Did you get into Oxford out of curiosity?

I've applied for 2024 entry for Law with French Law (or equivalent at each uni.)
I've currently got offers from Warwick, Nottingham and Cardiff and I'm waiting to hear back from Oxford (post interview) and Bristol. I'm relatively hopeful that since I got an Oxford interview maybe Bristol will let me in, but we'll see.
Was wondering if anyone currently attending those unis/or simply knows a bit about them in this context that they could give me some advice? Some potential insights about how they're finding it there, stuff they like and dislike about the course which they didn't see coming ect.
My top choice is Oxford, but I sense rejection may be imminent. After that, Warwick and Bristol are probably tied. I've seen Warwick and really liked it there - is it worth me going to look at Nottingham and Cardiff too? My plan was to just look at Bristol (in the event of an offer.)
So if anyone has anything to say that would be really helpful Choosing a uni is a big choice and it always feels really daunting, but I'm sure I'll have a great time wherever I end up.

have you heard back from bristol and what are ur stats... very nervous, applied there for law with french too

Hello! I hope your admission process is going well! Saw your thread that reminded me of myself about 6 years ago 🙂
I did English Law and French Law (Master 1) in Exeter and Rennes universities (EU Law Master 1), which is slightly different than the courses you've applied to, as I did also apply to Warwick and got an offer there for English Law and French Law, but did not end up going there because back then (I don't know about now!) Warwick did not offer the Maitrise 1 qualification, but Exeter did. Anyways, if you have any questions regarding french law/ the year abroad, feel free to reach out!