UCL or LSE for law?
So I have LLB offers for law (both AAB) from both UCL and LSE and i don’t know which to pick.
UCL is ranked top for Law in the UK, but LSE is ranked higher overall
Also I’m commuting so I don’t know if this will make an impact on my experience
Also I’m not sure which university is preferred by employers, particularly law firms
Please let me know your thoughts
UCL is ranked top for Law in the UK, but LSE is ranked higher overall
Also I’m commuting so I don’t know if this will make an impact on my experience
Also I’m not sure which university is preferred by employers, particularly law firms
Please let me know your thoughts
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by pelumimariaaSo I have LLB offers for law (both AAB) from both UCL and LSE and i don’t know which to pick.
UCL is ranked top for Law in the UK, but LSE is ranked higher overall
Also I’m commuting so I don’t know if this will make an impact on my experience
Also I’m not sure which university is preferred by employers, particularly law firms
Please let me know your thoughts
UCL is ranked top for Law in the UK, but LSE is ranked higher overall
Also I’m commuting so I don’t know if this will make an impact on my experience
Also I’m not sure which university is preferred by employers, particularly law firms
Please let me know your thoughts
Congratulations to your offers.
You can hardly find any difference between them, in any aspect.
Look at the course structures to see which you like more. In particular, LSE has compulsory modules on LSE values to all first year students, which is exciting and interesting.
(edited 10 months ago)
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by pelumimariaaSo I have LLB offers for law (both AAB) from both UCL and LSE and i don’t know which to pick.
UCL is ranked top for Law in the UK, but LSE is ranked higher overall
Also I’m commuting so I don’t know if this will make an impact on my experience
Also I’m not sure which university is preferred by employers, particularly law firms
Please let me know your thoughts
UCL is ranked top for Law in the UK, but LSE is ranked higher overall
Also I’m commuting so I don’t know if this will make an impact on my experience
Also I’m not sure which university is preferred by employers, particularly law firms
Please let me know your thoughts
UCL 100%
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by AnonymousUCL 100%
why pray tell 🙏🙏
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by pelumimariaaSo I have LLB offers for law (both AAB) from both UCL and LSE and i don’t know which to pick.
UCL is ranked top for Law in the UK, but LSE is ranked higher overall
Also I’m commuting so I don’t know if this will make an impact on my experience
Also I’m not sure which university is preferred by employers, particularly law firms
Please let me know your thoughts
UCL is ranked top for Law in the UK, but LSE is ranked higher overall
Also I’m commuting so I don’t know if this will make an impact on my experience
Also I’m not sure which university is preferred by employers, particularly law firms
Please let me know your thoughts
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7577373
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by dazeyaphaseyaLse
Could you pls explain why?
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