The University of Law Reviews 

Avoid at all costs.
Terrible terrible "institution"
They canceled my account for 4 weeks leaving me unable to access the course materials.
Agreed to help me address an issue with student loans to help with finding and then once I had enrolled - refused.
When I couldn't catch up - I asked to defer given it was their fault - AND NOW THEYRE CHASING ME FOR FEES!!
Absolute scam!!!

Staff were very helpful and knowledgeable.
Lecture informative and well presented .

Had little response from booking my open day visit.
Booked many times but no response to confirm.
Had to call to check on confirmation and location.
Tour guide student gave little information on her own experiences.
Main presentation was useful but too much information and course options left us confused on course selection and best pathway.

Staff were really helpful and gave me a rough idea of what is the difference between each course and what the uni would look like.

I really enjoyed the thorough explanation of what you get to do in college alongside how they will guide you into the work place

Due to their administrative delays, it contributed to my son deferring to this September 2026 intake (instead of January). This means the fees had also increased! In September the organisation set up a direct debit which I had agreed to, to this date they have not taken the tuition fees. My bank declined for the transfer to be made from my account because of the now large sum, now accumulated in tuition arrears (my bank is trying to prevent fraud). For more than a week now I am trying to pay the back log of monies my son inadvertently occurred because the finance department. I made several calls and spoke to the team and my son wrote them a email giving the team permission to liaise with me (as they have requested). Their communication is confusing. My son has high praise for the academic team and support. I continue to chase the university to pay them for my son tuition. Be prepared for frustration if you are to interact with this university.

It was a good experience and I am still waiting for the result of my scholarship application and arrangement of my instalment fee paying since 01/02/2027.

The open day was very informative and has given me an insight to my future career choices and university selection

The open day was amazing, the whole day had a time table so you were able to experience everything you'd need to for an open day. The staff were lovely as always and were ready for any questions asked.

Very helpful staff and students. I liked how the day was structured so people knew what they were doing. It was very helpful and informative to hear from the students especially, about their life at ULAW. The location, Manchester, was fairly easy to find. The campus is quite small but it definitely feels more personal and close rather than a huge campus where nobody knows each other. I visited the Manchester campus, and I really enjoyed it.

It was a amazing experience and
I delighted to participate the program
I would like to study at the university of law in the near future
Thank you for your concern.

Staff were super lovely and answered all questions i needed. it was small and quick which was lovely

Wrong venue listed on invitation, luckily Newcastle University staff were super helpful and could direct, but they mentioned this was an issue others had that evening

Disgraceful enrolment experience. As a current research assistant and MSc student at UCL and another institution, I have been treated appallingly and unprofessionally by the enrolment team at ULaw. Not only is there no one in the country who can assist with my requests (it seems most of their admin team are situated in call centres out of the UK), the whole process of verifying my immigration status was particularly dehumanising and potentially illegal. Despite providing a wealth of official evidence confirming my status as a Leave to Remain visa holder, including a sharecode, Jason from the enrolment team proceeded to interrogate further. I have worked for various major corporations and studied in 3 different universities in my ten-year residence in the UK, half of which I was on spousal visa and held a valid Leave to Remain permit (I’m not on a student visa). The process to verifying my right to work and right to study was never this dehumanising and discriminatory. Additionally, the University appears to take an extraordinarily long time to “approve” my refund request (certainly longer than top universities like UCL where I’m based, King’s and even Walbrook - the institution I ultimately enrolled with), despite me having already REJECTED my unconditional offer to study at ULaw. I would implore everyone to steer clear from this shambolic institution. There is no one available to assist you with anything. Their business practices are fraudulent and should come under wider scrutiny. I will be lodging a formal report.

A special mention has to go to my programme consultant, Grace. She was absolutely amazing. Her communication was excellent, she answered every question patiently, and her advice made the whole process stress-free. She went above and beyond, and I genuinely felt looked after from my first enquiry. Grace is a real credit to ULaw.

Since starting classes, the quality of teaching has been outstanding. The lectures are engaging, interactive and really well structured. The tutors clearly care about their students: they're always happy to answer questions, explain things in different ways and keep you motivated. Support doesn't stop when the class ends either. I can email my lecturers about anything and they always respond helpfully and quickly.

ULaw has made me feel so welcome, like I'm right at home. I'm really enjoying every part of my time here and I'm so glad I chose to study with them. Highly recommended

Discrimination and predatory behaviour.

My truthful opinion as as follows:

1. 48-hour High Court Injunction Threat
My truthful feedback left on TrustPilot, which can be founnd on Google and a local community newsletter (which they had removed as I rightly named the Director of Legal Services) about the University of Law and their heavy handed tactics, was met with a aggressive threatening letter from their solicitor (Hill Dickinson LLP) that his client will take me to to the High Court for an interim injunction. Threatening me to delete my truthful review which they know is not only backed with evidence but is my honest opinion of what I personally witnessed.

The 48-hour window was incredibly predatory, unreasonable, and oppressive. As was trying to reframe court misconduct.

I found the tactics of Ulaw and their solicitor to be in bad faith and predatory especially going further by threats to request that I not copy in a third party for oversight and implying that the courts would not be happy to know that I have support.

2. Discrimination
As a student during my time I faced discrimination and was placed at a substantial disadvantage.

Deliberate discrimination.

My case is in the public interest how I have been treated as a black disabled student.

The harm, discrimination and victimisation has been ongoing, and so bad that Ulaw has made it impossible for me to continue my studies at Moorgate.

All of what is within my review is backed with evidence, of what I encountered which the guilty are now trying to conceal out of shame because it is truth.

I also wish to highlight that I was not the only disabled student that was dehumanised by them.

3. University of Law is NOT an inclusive education provider.
My honest opinion is that University of law is not an inclusive provider and the bigotry starts at the top. I would not recommend disabled people and/or ethnic minorities to enrol here.

University of Law is nothing but a money making scam. I completed year 1 but unfortunately had to drop out after this due to poor health. I have started to see payments coming out of my salary and I have queried this with their finance team and lecturers. The finance team have responded, today, to advise that they wont be responding to any further emails - not at all helpful. The university of law do not care or have any compassion for poor health. I have found Katie and Sian to be argumentative over emails.
I really wish I looked into reviews beforehand before getting into debt with such a money making scam.

Had a really good experience with Emma Taylor
Personable and also professional
Thank you

Informative nd impeccable