Beth Enos

What did you enjoy most about your degree programme?

It was the constant challenge that I enjoyed most about my Law degree. Being surrounded by like-minded students encourages you to push yourself throughout your degree. Being supported by knowledgeable and approachable lecturers allows you to achieve your full potential as a law student and develop skills that will be invaluable to your future legal career.

Some of the students we are profiling have been awarded a departmental prize or award in recognition of their exceptional achievements. If this applies to you, please can you tell us about this and what it means to you?

I have been awarded the School of Law Prize and the Baker Prize for Company Law. Receiving these prizes means a lot to me. I have worked extremely hard over the past three years of my Law degree, and so I am proud to have something to show for that commitment.

What was the highlight of your time at Exeter?

My personal highlight has to be the organisation and execution of the Careers Dinner in November 2017. Having worked tirelessly on the project for months with my partner, it was rewarding to see the success of the event first-hand and its positive impact upon so many students. I am extremely grateful for the opportunity – not many people can say that they organised a dinner for over 200 people at Exeter Cathedral!

What will you miss the most about University?

I will miss the real sense of community at Exeter University. From bumping into everyone you know on campus to feeling able to approach the University’s staff about any of your worries or concerns, you know that you are part of something much bigger. Make the most of it while you can!

What advice would you give to current and future students? (If you are an international student what would you like to tell future students from back home who might be thinking about applying to study in Exeter?)

 The best piece of advice I could give to current and future students would be to get involved! Whether you join a society, start a new sport or work hard for those first-year exams that “don’t count”, this is the way to make the most out of your time here, on both a personal and academic level.

What are your plans now that you have graduated?

I am proud to have secured a training contract with Clifford Chance, and so will soon be training to become a solicitor. I will commence the LPC with LLM in London in January 2020