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Students outside halls at University of East Anglia (UEA)
University of East Anglia
Norwich
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Law at UEA

Hey first i'm new here, good to meet all prospective and current UEA students :smile:
So i was wondering, what are the lectures like for law? Don't hold it back lol.
And what sort of strictness is put in place to meeting the conditional offer you get, is it possible to get slightly lower UCAS points?
Thanks
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murf1989
tbh the lectures can be a tad boring. i got an offer last year of AAB, but was accepted with ACC
Students outside halls at University of East Anglia (UEA)
University of East Anglia
Norwich
Criminal lectures are legendary, one of our lecturers is an ex stand up comedian and it really shows. Contract and English Legal Process are bearable, and can be interesting at times. Constituional & Administrative lectures are a joke - the lecturer drones on and on and doesn't get a very good turnout...
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murf1989
MediterraneanX
Criminal lectures are legendary, one of our lecturers is an ex stand up comedian and it really shows. Contract and English Legal Process are bearable, and can be interesting at times. Constituional & Administrative lectures are a joke - the lecturer drones on and on and doesn't get a very good turnout...


lol i only went to 4 constitutional lectures all year
murf1989
lol i only went to 4 constitutional lectures all year


Dammit you beat my low score by one, I went about 5 times, hope I passed the exam haha
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PepsiMax
murf1989
tbh the lectures can be a tad boring. i got an offer last year of AAB, but was accepted with ACC


So you can drop 3 grades? Thats promising then haha
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uefacup81
MediterraneanX
Criminal lectures are legendary, one of our lecturers is an ex stand up comedian and it really shows. Contract and English Legal Process are bearable, and can be interesting at times. Constituional & Administrative lectures are a joke - the lecturer drones on and on and doesn't get a very good turnout...


Agreed - Julian Myerscough is an absolute legend. If you think C&A with "Whispering Mike" is bad, then you'll be in for a shock with EU Law next year!

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