Hi there,
so I’ve had quite a dilemma this year, and would love for people’s opinions.
I originally sent my UCAS application to all the five unis that offer the Maitrise.
Exeter, Leicester, Essex, QM and KCL
However whilst preparing for the LNAT I got cold feet and decided London wasn’t for me as it’s a very large city and competitive and I got cold feet about being a corporate lawyer regardless of the money. My GCSE grades weren’t good enough for QM so I let that go, just having une licence at Essex wasn’t appealing to me, and I dislike campus unis and Exeter is hardly diverse and also really far down south, so I also let it go, despite it being a goo opportunity. I got an offer for staying at home and the university of Leeds for law with French law, would I lose out by staying home? Can I still be somewhat of an international human rights lawyer? I had an interview for French and international Relations at University of London Institiute in Paris. Is there anything bad about this? Yes campus is small but you have the whole of Paris to meet others. Also I’m leaning towards being a Diplomat as I love travelling and I’m interested in human rights and sociology at school - but I’m worried doing a masters in law will just waste time when I have the opportunity to go straight into a law degree, if I decide to lean towards international human rights. York also offers this as a degree but I doubt it will go into clearing.
Any advice?