Law BA & Investment Banking

So, I don't think that makes a difference. You're predicted AAB, which is good but hardly exceptional anyway. Yeah It'll look good, until they see the university you attended, and realise you failed to make the most of your priviledged upbringing. Kingston really is below-par Doubt you'd make a good banker anyway, if you're reliant on others to succeed.

LOL Brunel isn't much better You certainly demonstrated all the brains you have LOL always funny when a thicko questions if others are thick

I find it part amusing and part ridiculous that you think the name of SCHOOL actually matters

Going to a good independent school does not make you 'creme de la creme' you silly narrow minded low mentality girl.
Try top grades, top uni, 1st class honours/2.1, and many extra outstanding achievements outside of academia. That's the type of level you should be working at.

LOL there's nothing more I'd have loved to see than you justifying your ability to be good enough for IB by name dropping what school you did your GCSEs in

As law applicants go you're not anywhere impressive, even if this 'mighty' Brunel accepted you They're in the group of the easiest unis to get an offer for law.

You're just deluding yourself. Be pragmatic and stay realistic, you've applied to unis that are in the bottom half of unis in the country. Accept the real picture.

if you were in hospital you would have a lot of spare time. You should have used this spare time to revise.

You try being in hospital for 6 months, joining your course in january and getting an AAB

LOL really because my dad's quite a top a barrister if i do decide to be a barrister he does have connections, i'm sure you know the rest of the story.

Are you thick you could have read out you notes in hospital?

I kinda sympathised with you until you said this. It makes me sad that people like you can become barristers due to connections.

Mr Chow is 100% correct (even if he is going about it the wrong way). If you got AAB, why did you apply to Brunel and Kingston?

You try being in hospital for 6 months, joining your course in january and getting an AAB

If you have genuine mitigating circumstances (and AAB is hardly terrible anyway) and you get a 1st at degree level you wouldn't be closed off entirely from the banking route. The ultimate question is have you got what it takes to do the job, but you've got another three years to figure that out.

Something here does not compute.

OP's dad is "a top barrister". I take that at face value.

So why:

- is OP reading BA Law?
- does OP refer to "taking the bar exam"?
- with ok grades has OP chosen Brunel and Kingston?

Even with patronage and nepotism, if indeed OP's dad is a "top barrister", it sounds like either he isn't giving her any advice, or she isn't listening to any advice, or he doesn't want her practicing law anytime soon or anywhere near him.

Thanks for your legitimate answer.

Something here does not compute.

OP's dad is "a top barrister". I take that at face value.

So why:

- is OP reading BA Law?
- does OP refer to "taking the bar exam"?
- with ok grades has OP chosen Brunel and Kingston?

Even with patronage and nepotism, if indeed OP's dad is a "top barrister", it sounds like either he isn't giving her any advice, or she isn't listening to any advice, or he doesn't want her practicing law anytime soon or anywhere near him.

But your dad's a top barrister though? l0l ******. Surely you could afford an extra £6k?

But your dad's a top barrister though? l0l scumbag. Surely you could afford an extra £6k?

Lol scumbag, very classy.
Have you not thought that maybe i'd want him to waste 18k when it could be a lot less expensive.
But then that's my dad's money to worry about not yours...

Find it very interesting that a few people on here obviously feel the need to throw around classless insults and yet want to act like they are the height of intellectualism, laughable.

No worries, if you have any general grad employment questions you're welcome to PM me.

Secondly it is a Bar examination.