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Newest Review: ... areas like Beeston and Wollaton. You also do need to be careful; it is true what they say about crime in Nottingham, and if you aren't careful, you may get burgled or mugged, especially in Lenton (so don't walk around looking like a rich toff in your Uggs on your hugely expensive mobile phone). In terms of the facilities available on campus, the library has recently been refurbished. My main complaint whilst I was there was that there was nowhere 'quiet' to study, and seemed to be the social hangout. However, I understand this was something they were addressing in the refurbishment completed last year, and hopefully you can now stu... more

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nunoidia
Premium Review Law At University of Nottingham: An excellent law degree at an excellent institution (774 words)
by - written on 08/09/09 (Very useful, 39 readings)
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I studied at Nottingham University from 2004 til 2008 doing law, and this review is as it was then; obviously some things may have changed! Firstly, law is a hard degree, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. If you want to get a 2.1, unless you are insanely clever, you will need to work a harder than your hall-mates / housemates, and probably still won't get it all. The teaching at Nottingham, although by and large excellent, is still the traditional method - go to lectures, prepare for tutorials, then revise like a slave at exam time. Don't follow my example and not pay attention to your tutorial notes when revising; tutorial subjects and cases invariably ...  Read the complete review

michelleleatham
Premium Review An amazing place to study. (317 words)
by - written on 03/08/09 (Useful, 16 readings)
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I've just finished my first year studying law at the University of Nottingham. I must say that it is difficult to get a place at the uni studying law as you're required to get three A's at A Level. If you are currently studying for your A Levels and thinking about where to apply to study law, please do not be put off by the high grades needed to get in. I was very nervous about applying for my place at the University of Nottingham and did not think that I would get a place, but I went for it anywhere and I'm pleased to say that I'm very happy that I did. The School of Law at the University of Nottingham is an amazing place to study. You are expected to work ...  Read the complete review

 
Law At University of Nottingham