Warwick and Surrey?

I have applied to the following Unis and received conditional offers
Warwick - BA - law and sociology
Surrey - LLB
RHUL - LLB law and sociology
Birmingham - BA Sociology
QMUL - BA Politics and Sociology

I’m interested in pursuing Law but want to go to a good Uni, which ones should I put down as my Firm and insurance choice? Should I put Warwick as first and Surrey as insurance? Are any others better choices / conversion course route later on via Birmingham for example.

Reply 1

Izzystorer

Original post by ranjeetlal

I have applied to the following Unis and received conditional offers
Warwick - BA - law and sociology
Surrey - LLB
RHUL - LLB law and sociology
Birmingham - BA Sociology
QMUL - BA Politics and Sociology
I’m interested in pursuing Law but want to go to a good Uni, which ones should I put down as my Firm and insurance choice? Should I put Warwick as first and Surrey as insurance? Are any others better choices / conversion course route later on via Birmingham for example.

Hi!
Firstly congratulations!
I would look at different universities and how they rank in terms of law itself but in general Warwick is the best university that you have applied for and it is particularly good for law so I definitely recommend it! For your second Birmingham and Surrey rank extremely close together although consider the fact that Birmingham is Russel group and Surrey is not. QMUL is also Russel group but does not rank as high. So I would say Birmingham but also just take into consideration where you actually want to be as honestly it doesn’t matter as much as you think between high achieving universities and those choices are all good.
Have a good day and let the thread know what you decide

Reply 2

Royal Holloway, University of London

Official Rep

Hi,

It's great to hear you have applied to Royal Holloway and received an offer from us!

Our Department of Law and Criminology has a reputation for high quality research and teaching. Whilst studying law and sociology at Royal Holloway you will explore the fundamental principles of justice, equity and equality within the framework of English and European law. You will also be introduced to the discipline of sociology and will review some of the key debates in sociology. Our balanced approach to research and teaching guarantees high quality teaching from subject leaders, cutting edge materials and intellectually challenging debates. You will receive individual attention and flexibility to acquire expertise within a specialist field.

Our vibrant social scene is one of the things that makes the student experience at Royal Holloway so special! There's almost always something going on at the campus whether it's drama in our contemporary Caryl Churchill Theatre, a pool tournament in the Students' Union, a meeting of the Harry Potter society or a non-alcoholic slumber party! All the attractions of one of the world's great capital cities are less than an hour's journey away – the galleries, the museums, the shops, the bars and nightclubs. Chat to some of our students here to find out more: https://www.royalholloway.ac.uk/chat/

Hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions!

Best wishes,
Royal Holloway, University of London Rep

Reply 3

University of Surrey Student Rep

Official Rep

Original post by ranjeetlal

I have applied to the following Unis and received conditional offers
Warwick - BA - law and sociology
Surrey - LLB
RHUL - LLB law and sociology
Birmingham - BA Sociology
QMUL - BA Politics and Sociology
I’m interested in pursuing Law but want to go to a good Uni, which ones should I put down as my Firm and insurance choice? Should I put Warwick as first and Surrey as insurance? Are any others better choices / conversion course route later on via Birmingham for example.

Hi there!

Congrats on all your offers! 😁

In case you did choose Surrey as your insurance or are still considering it, the uni has a student life page that you can read for an idea of what living in Guildford and studying here is like. For its proximity to London, the accommodation prices are also very reasonable.

Please let me know if you have additional questions about Surrey and I'll be happy to help 🙂

Marko
Accounting and Finance BSc

Reply 4

murra0247

Original post by ranjeetlal

I have applied to the following Unis and received conditional offers
Warwick - BA - law and sociology
Surrey - LLB
RHUL - LLB law and sociology
Birmingham - BA Sociology
QMUL - BA Politics and Sociology
I’m interested in pursuing Law but want to go to a good Uni, which ones should I put down as my Firm and insurance choice? Should I put Warwick as first and Surrey as insurance? Are any others better choices / conversion course route later on via Birmingham for example.