Urgent: Bristol or Warwick for law
Hello everyone, I’ve narrowed it down and would like some input before making my choice
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Academically there is any real difference between the two and whichever you choose it won't have any significant impact on your eventual Law career. So, its about Uni experience and what you want from that. They are very difference Universities - ie. Warwick isn't in Warwick. Its on an isolated campus site near Coventry, and Bristol is a city campus in an interesting city with lots to do. Where are you going to feel most comfortable?
Both Unis will invite you to offer-holder visit days in the spring term and this is a good opportunity to take a more critical look around and talk to current students. And remember that have until May to make this decision, and there is no advantage in making an earlier decision, so sit on your hands, and do some calm and careful thinking first.
Both Unis will invite you to offer-holder visit days in the spring term and this is a good opportunity to take a more critical look around and talk to current students. And remember that have until May to make this decision, and there is no advantage in making an earlier decision, so sit on your hands, and do some calm and careful thinking first.
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by valerieeeeHello everyone, I’ve narrowed it down and would like some input before making my choice
If you’re choosing between offers, a lot of people end up leaning towards Warwick for Law. Warwick Law has a strong reputation and the course is quite solid academically.
From a student perspective, the training at Warwick is rigorous and well structured, which helps both for further study and career planning. It’s generally seen as a reliable and respected option.
If your priority is the strength of the Law course and long term prospects, Warwick is often a choice people feel confident about.
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by UoW HaimingIf you’re choosing between offers, a lot of people end up leaning towards Warwick for Law. Warwick Law has a strong reputation and the course is quite solid academically.
From a student perspective, the training at Warwick is rigorous and well structured, which helps both for further study and career planning. It’s generally seen as a reliable and respected option.
If your priority is the strength of the Law course and long term prospects, Warwick is often a choice people feel confident about.
From a student perspective, the training at Warwick is rigorous and well structured, which helps both for further study and career planning. It’s generally seen as a reliable and respected option.
If your priority is the strength of the Law course and long term prospects, Warwick is often a choice people feel confident about.
All of this could also be said about Bristol.
'A lot of people leaning' is not actually evidence.
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