Manchester v/s Bristol for Law (LLB)

Hello everyone!
I've applied for Law (LLB) with the predicted grades of 2A* and 2As and gotten offers from Manchester, Leeds, Cardiff, and Bristol.
I'm very confused between Manchester and Bristol. As Manchester has an overall better reputation and higher global ranking than Bristol, but on the other hand Bristol is ranked higher on the subject rankings for law and their law department is much more reputable and refined.
If anyone goes to either one of the universities or can provide any information that can help me make a decision, please do share.

im in the exact same situation rn, can i ask what you decided? what made you pick this option?

hey when did you get your Bristol offer? X

Thanks! I’ve been on hold since 6 feb and applied early November, impatient to say the least lol

Hello everyone!
I've applied for Law (LLB) with the predicted grades of 2A* and 2As and gotten offers from Manchester, Leeds, Cardiff, and Bristol.
I'm very confused between Manchester and Bristol. As Manchester has an overall better reputation and higher global ranking than Bristol, but on the other hand Bristol is ranked higher on the subject rankings for law and their law department is much more reputable and refined.
If anyone goes to either one of the universities or can provide any information that can help me make a decision, please do share.

Hi, I was in this same situation a few months ago. I was able to speak with people respected in the field. The rankings are not important at all. It seems so strange but is true. The most important things to be considering are:
candidate acceptance rate (M 3 in 5 receive an offer, B 9 in 20)
entry requirements (A* AA for both)
average grades of a candidate studying (M A* A A, B A* A A)
success route to top firms in law: Magic circle firms are made up of 5.7% Bristol graduates, the 5th most. Manchester is not listed in the top 11.
average salary (B ranks 7, M not top 10).
Chamber students comprehensive research from 2010-2018 (so slightly outdated) but it ranks the top 20 performing undergraduate locations. Bristol is consistently 3rd-5th and Manchester flucutates quite a lot however in the more recent years it has cocnistentl fallen and in 2018 was 17th.
There is a group of top unis for law: Oxbridge, LSE, UCL, KCL, Durham and Bristol. Manchester is not in it. I think the international rankings are skewed because it is a major city, also, it may rank higher because it has more successful courses than Bristol. Some unis cover a wider base and some specialise more in fewer courses.

Hi, I was in this same situation a few months ago. I was able to speak with people respected in the field. The rankings are not important at all. It seems so strange but is true. The most important things to be considering are:
candidate acceptance rate (M 3 in 5 receive an offer, B 9 in 20)
entry requirements (A* AA for both)
average grades of a candidate studying (M A* A A, B A* A A)
success route to top firms in law: Magic circle firms are made up of 5.7% Bristol graduates, the 5th most. Manchester is not listed in the top 11.
average salary (B ranks 7, M not top 10).
Chamber students comprehensive research from 2010-2018 (so slightly outdated) but it ranks the top 20 performing undergraduate locations. Bristol is consistently 3rd-5th and Manchester flucutates quite a lot however in the more recent years it has cocnistentl fallen and in 2018 was 17th.
There is a group of top unis for law: Oxbridge, LSE, UCL, KCL, Durham and Bristol. Manchester is not in it. I think the international rankings are skewed because it is a major city, also, it may rank higher because it has more successful courses than Bristol. Some unis cover a wider base and some specialise more in fewer courses.

Would you have any insight on which would be a better choice for law- Edinburgh or Bristol?- I have offers from both

Aww haha- you’ll be fine I’m sure!! How was ur lnat? If you’re on hold it’s a good sign and means you met the criteria

It was 23, so not amazing but I am happy with it, however my essay I know was BAD I ended it in the middle of a sentance misspelling for as foe so I am terrified

predicted grades and GCSEs?

A*AA, gcse grades are not the best 88776665 I think? Not the best