I'm a Year 12 student studying psychology, philosophy and politics at A level. I'm currently between studying law or psychology at uni and I need some help narrowing down my options for law, so I can book open days.
The unis I'm interested in applying to for law are:
University of York - Law LLB (definitely applying to)
King's College London - Law LLB (definitely applying to)
University of Birmingham - Law LLB or LLB International Law and Globalisation (definitely applying to)
University of Manchester - LLB Law (probably applying to)
University of Leeds - Law LLB (maybe applying to)
University of Nottingham - Law LLB (maybe applying to)
University College London - Law LLB (maybe applying to)
University of Warwick - Law LLB (maybe applying to)
University of Edinburgh - Law and International Relations LLB (maybe applying to)
University of Cambridge - BA Law (maybe applying to)
I live in London, so travelling to UCL and KCL is not a problem and I will be attending both of them for open days. I will also definitely be going to York and Birmingham, but I need help narrowing down my other options. I will not be going to Edinburgh for their open day as it's too far, but ideally I wouldn't want to go too far, since it will cost more money. For psychology, I would want to go to Leeds, Manchester and Nottingham as well, so I'm considering those even though I'm not sure I want to apply their because of their entry requirements and contextual offers. I like Warwick and Cambridge, but I don't think I can meet their entry requirements and may not apply, since they're more competitive. Ideally, I would only want to pick two other unis outside of London to visit (not including York, Birmingham or Edinburgh). It would really help if any offer holders, prospective applicants who have been to their open day or former or current students could give me some insight as to whether it's worth going to their open days!