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Yeah I know wigwam, the one course I want to do and Oxbridge isn't the best lol

Looking forward to living in London though if I do go, I need to learn to drive quickly though lol

why LSTD... if you drive in london you get charged, expensive parking and fuel prices not to mention traffic

while train and one of the cards (for the subway) is cheaper and quicker with the harrogate to london link

eek Mum just phoned got caught doing 52 in a 40mph zone

3 pts and a fine coming my way lol

Want to be able to visit friends at other uni's driving gives me more freedom obviously congestion charges but wouldn't go into the areas where you get charged in the car I'd use underground

LSE is perfectly situated in London, don't need to drive round that area. If you have a car, you wouldn't be using it round there, surely?

Personally, I haven't learnt.

i know someone in UCL and his girlfriend is at LSE he says both unis are great

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jet if he lives next to harrogate town FC he is...

You don't have to pay student loans till your warning enough first year in a law job you own a fair but anyway so not too bothered

Wouldn't use car unless I was going home anyway and I want to drive a car it's more fun than a train lol

cars are a hassle

My road tax due - £125 for 6 months
Speeding fine prob £60
Petrol
etc, expensive toys really

Depends where around wetherby road though but I live on st Winifred's road near Aidan's if you know where that is?

I won't speed fan

I need a job though first lol so I'd probably use train until I had enough money to run the car anyway

cant even think where I was caught

havent changed my lisence either since i sold my house so could be in trouble, although am moving again on Friday so will just send it away then

or thats a £1000 fine I think

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Do you think im stupid i live what 5/10 mins down the road

Jet what do you do?

and you gonna get back to blackburn?

Doesn't mean you know where it is Wigan

4 years jet but probably depends what degree in law it is

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take out Flamini/rolfes?

right negotiated again Jet

yeah after college

Living in London is expensive as it is, never mind driving down there! Got caught doing 72 in a 50 not long ago, 75 and I'd have been in court!

Law in Scotland is a 4 year degree, + 1 year diploma + 2 years traineeship with a company. Sadly know quite a few people who have gone through it all including the traineeship and not got a job! Companies just using people on traineeships for cheap employment

i wish chelsea would stop going for all arsenals targets

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Yeah renegade that can be a problem but LSE has like 98% employment rate so should be ok, if not got languages to fall back on