These are the unis to study law at if you want to be minted
Because obviously people get competitive about law schools
Sorry to break it to you, but if you're studying English or Philosophy or whatever, there's no pot of gold.
Law, on the other hand. Well, for the low low price of one human soul, you will be rewarded handsomely. In fact, you could be raking in up to £60k just five years after graduating.
Pretend to be shocked: Oxford and Cambridge top the table, with their grads getting over £50k on average.
In a Champions League-places upset, west country minnows Bristol beat Durham, UCL, York, and Warwick into fourth place.
Read the full rankings below and cry at your earning prospects:
1: Oxford – £67,000
2: Cambridge – £58,500
3: LSE – £44,700
4: Bristol – £42,900
5: Durham – £42,100
6: Nottingham – £41,800
7: Warwick – £41,500
8: KCL – £39,300
9: UCL – £37,500
10: York – £36,400
11: Glasgow – £35,100
12: Edinburgh – £35,000
13: Exeter – £34,700
14: Reading – £34,200
15: Aberdeen – £33,500
16: Leeds – £33,200
17: Manchester – £32,800
18: Southampton – £32,400
19: Birkbeck – £32,100
20: Newcastle – £31,900
21: East Anglia – £31,700
22: SOAS – £31,100
23: Strathclyde – £31,000
24: Buckingham – £30,800
25: Sussex – £30,100
26: Queen Mary – £29,800
27: Robert Gordon – £29,800
28: City – £29,400
29: Leicester – £29,400
30 Brunel – £29,100
31: Dundee – £29,100
32: Roehampton – £28,900
33: Surrey – £28,800
34: Oxford Brookes – £28,300
35: Birmingham – £28,300
36: Cardiff – £27,700
37: Kingston – £27,400
38: Open University – £27,200
39: Bournemouth – £27,100
40: Kent – £27,000
41: Sheffield – £26,700
42: Brighton – £26,500
43: Westminster – £26,200
44: Canterbury Christ Church – £26,100
45: Glasgow Caledonian – £26,000
46: Portsmouth – £25,600
47: Edinburgh Napier – £25,200
48: Essex – £25,100
49: Lancaster – £24,900
50: Cumbria – £24,900
51: Liverpool – £24,800
52: Stirling – £24,800
53: Buckinghamshire New – £24,700
54: Nottingham Trent – £24,700
55: Greenwich – £24,300
56: Northumbria – £24,000
57: West of England – £24,000
58: St Mary’s – £23,800
59: Chester – £23,400
60: Staffordshire – £23,100
61: Hertfordshire – £23,100
62: Hull – £23,100
63: Anglia Ruskin – £23,000
64: Gloucestershire – £23,000
65: Plymouth – £23,000
66: London South Bank – £22,900
67: Southampton Solent – £22,900
68: Salford – £22,900
69: Keele – £22,800
70: Abertay Dundee – £22,800
71: Winchester – £22,700
72: Coventry – £22,500
73: Sheffield Hallam – £22,500
74: West of Scotland – £22,500
75: Bangor – £22,400
76: Croydon College – £22,300
77: Leeds Beckett – £22,200
78: Liverpool John Moores – £22,200
79: West London – £22,100
80: De Montfort – £22,000
81: Manchester Metropolitan – £21,900
82: Aberystwyth – £21,900
83: Middlesex – £21,500
84: Swansea – £21,500
85: South Wales – £21,500
86: Sunderland – £21,400
87: Northampton – £21,300
88: Birmingham City – £21,300
89: Lincoln – £21,200
90: Derby – £21,100
91: East London – £20,800
92:Bedfordshire – £20,600
93: Teesside – £20,500
94: London Metropolitan – £20,300
95: Edge Hill – £20,100
96: Central Lancashire – £19,900
97: Huddersfield – £19,900
98: Wolverhampton – £19,200
99:Bradford – £19,000
100: Bolton – £18,500
101: Bradford College – £17,800
102: Blackburn College – £14,900
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