2013 Entry Senior Status LLB
Hello,
I'm applying for the affiliated LLB at Queen Mary (they usually ask for a 2.1) in the net UCAS cycle, and looking to move onto the BVC after. I've got a few questions about my chances.
I'm currently at the end of my 2nd year of a non-law (Film Studies) degree at Kingston University. I passed with a 1st last year and it's looking the same for my second year marks.
Although I got high GCSE results, my A-Levels are embarrassingly bad, leaving me with a CDE set of results to work with.
Compensating them, I've been a regular mooter in both high school and Uni (competing in a few national tournaments) and have a near perfect run of 1sts during the last two years of university.
I'm applying for my first batch of work experience over this summer before I apply for Queen Mary. Assuming I get a week or two in a local firm, how do the devilishly handsome browsers of the Student Room rate my chances of a successful application to the LLB?
I'm applying for the affiliated LLB at Queen Mary (they usually ask for a 2.1) in the net UCAS cycle, and looking to move onto the BVC after. I've got a few questions about my chances.
I'm currently at the end of my 2nd year of a non-law (Film Studies) degree at Kingston University. I passed with a 1st last year and it's looking the same for my second year marks.
Although I got high GCSE results, my A-Levels are embarrassingly bad, leaving me with a CDE set of results to work with.
Compensating them, I've been a regular mooter in both high school and Uni (competing in a few national tournaments) and have a near perfect run of 1sts during the last two years of university.
I'm applying for my first batch of work experience over this summer before I apply for Queen Mary. Assuming I get a week or two in a local firm, how do the devilishly handsome browsers of the Student Room rate my chances of a successful application to the LLB?
If you're looking at a first when you graduate from Kingston I think that's all to the good – it does at least show that you are working hard to rectify the problems of your A-Levels / GCSEs.
UCAS doesn't let you put your university grades by year down – just your overall degree mark which can either be predicted or confirmed.
I think you have a fairly good chance – it might be worth contacting Jeremy Luz, the admissions officer, who's very friendly.
UCAS doesn't let you put your university grades by year down – just your overall degree mark which can either be predicted or confirmed.
I think you have a fairly good chance – it might be worth contacting Jeremy Luz, the admissions officer, who's very friendly.
Original post by Socratex
Hello,
I'm applying for the affiliated LLB at Queen Mary (they usually ask for a 2.1) in the net UCAS cycle, and looking to move onto the BVC after. I've got a few questions about my chances.
I'm currently at the end of my 2nd year of a non-law (Film Studies) degree at Kingston University. I passed with a 1st last year and it's looking the same for my second year marks.
Although I got high GCSE results, my A-Levels are embarrassingly bad, leaving me with a CDE set of results to work with.
Compensating them, I've been a regular mooter in both high school and Uni (competing in a few national tournaments) and have a near perfect run of 1sts during the last two years of university.
I'm applying for my first batch of work experience over this summer before I apply for Queen Mary. Assuming I get a week or two in a local firm, how do the devilishly handsome browsers of the Student Room rate my chances of a successful application to the LLB?
I'm applying for the affiliated LLB at Queen Mary (they usually ask for a 2.1) in the net UCAS cycle, and looking to move onto the BVC after. I've got a few questions about my chances.
I'm currently at the end of my 2nd year of a non-law (Film Studies) degree at Kingston University. I passed with a 1st last year and it's looking the same for my second year marks.
Although I got high GCSE results, my A-Levels are embarrassingly bad, leaving me with a CDE set of results to work with.
Compensating them, I've been a regular mooter in both high school and Uni (competing in a few national tournaments) and have a near perfect run of 1sts during the last two years of university.
I'm applying for my first batch of work experience over this summer before I apply for Queen Mary. Assuming I get a week or two in a local firm, how do the devilishly handsome browsers of the Student Room rate my chances of a successful application to the LLB?
As above, email them see what they say.
Just for the future when applying to firms make sure you avoid any with A Level filters (on their website it will say something along the lines of AAB or ABB), because otherwise you might end up spending a long time filling in an application form only for it to be be binned by the system without a human being ever seeing it.
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