A week in the life of a Warwick law student | LAW SCHOOL VLOG ⚖️ 📚
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Lectures, seminars, reading, reading...and more reading. Just a week in the life of a Warwick law student ⚖️ I hope you enjoy this law school vlog!
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Hello, I hope that you are doing well! I am looking to apply for law at Warwick too and I am in my last term of Year 12! I study English language and literature, history and French and I wanted to ask if you have any advice for Year 13 especially with these subjects and how to preapre a personal statement for law? I also wanted to say that this video has certainly enocuraged me to have Warwick be my top choice for when I apply! Thank you! :)
Love this video I hope to apply to Warwick for Law too, I like rooibos tea as well ❤️
Thanks for watching, and all the best!! You can do it 🙌🏽
hey im looking to apply to Warwick for law next year! what were your GCSE grades ?
I'm thinking of applying to Warrick (for international relations), any tips or opinions regarding it as a university in general?
Thank you! can't wait to see more of your content :D
Cool! IR is a MA course, right? I stayed at Warwick to do my Masters, so I would say I have a positive opinion of the uni 😅
It's hard to share tips about Warwick in general because I mostly just interacted with the law school. So if you do apply, it'd be through the Politics & International Studies department, which I don't have any experience with. But, as a research-based university, there are interesting talks and events in the departments and sometimes they have cross-over events, giving you the chance to learn about other areas. The academics are often doing fascinating work so it feels like an environment that encourages you to explore your own intellectual curiosity too.
Also, the variety of societies and clubs is amazing! And I liked the familiarity you quickly get to feel on campus. It's like a world of its own, which is great for studying.
I hope this helped. All the best if you do apply! Thanks so much for watching 😊
@@thecuriosityconcept thank you for the advice, Warwick sounds great! I'll definitely check out I they have any events coming up 😊.
Thanks again 😁
Hey just wanted to ask what a levels you did to get in and the grade u got ?
Hey! I did English Language & Literature, History, and Psychology. I got AAA.