Ucl law 2012

I still havent heard anything from them, getting very nervous now as it is my favourite out of all my choices!

early November

Hey guys! I would say that those people who got 25 and higher probably automatically get into UCL if their academic profile is good as well. I mean if you get 25 and higher you have VERY high percentage of getting into UCL.

I've applied to Queenmary, Westminster, Greenwich, Keele and UCL.
So far, rejection from Queenmary and Conditional offers for the other 3 except UCL!

I havent got my LNAT result yet but I know I didnt do well Probs got under 20 and hopefully above 10 lol.

My GCSE grades was like A* a few As and mostly Bs.
My AS level grades were BBCD and predicted are 3 As.
My personal statement is very good, i know it hehe!

How much of a chance do i have at UCL? I'm feeling unconfident

I've applied to Queenmary, Westminster, Greenwich, Keele and UCL.
So far, rejection from Queenmary and Conditional offers for the other 3 except UCL!

I havent got my LNAT result yet but I know I didnt do well Probs got under 20 and hopefully above 10 lol.

My GCSE grades was like A* a few As and mostly Bs.
My AS level grades were BBCD and predicted are 3 As.
My personal statement is very good, i know it hehe!

How much of a chance do i have at UCL? I'm feeling unconfident

No chance.

Sorry.

I applied 15th November and am yet to hear. According to admissions tutor on the phone she said if you haven't been rejected yet it means you're actually being considered and we should find out by the end of this month! Good luck everyone

I applied 15th November and am yet to hear. According to admissions tutor on the phone she said if you haven't been rejected yet it means you're actually being considered and we should find out by the end of this month! Good luck everyone

I've applied to Queenmary, Westminster, Greenwich, Keele and UCL.
So far, rejection from Queenmary and Conditional offers for the other 3 except UCL!

I havent got my LNAT result yet but I know I didnt do well Probs got under 20 and hopefully above 10 lol.

My GCSE grades was like A* a few As and mostly Bs.
My AS level grades were BBCD and predicted are 3 As.
My personal statement is very good, i know it hehe!

How much of a chance do i have at UCL? I'm feeling unconfident

A very good friend of mine got AAAB for AS and was predicted 4A*s
UCL rejected her, reason being her Lnat

Was that this year?

Well, everything still depends on your LNAT. Honestly, your grades are not standing out but you never know for sure whether this is going to be an obstacle in getting an offer. Good friend of mine 2 years ago received an offer from UCL but was also rejected by QMUL. Her LNAT was very good, academic profile - good but not so bright. I would say little bit above the average. The other example - my friend got into LSE last year though she had C in one of her subjects. Voila - an offer for Government at LSE, the course which is considered to be one of the best there. The thing with her is - her personal statement was great and really showed that she had potential. So, don't be discouraged by other people's posts. Everything is possible.

No chance.

Sorry.

A very good friend of mine got AAAB for AS and was predicted 4A*s
UCL rejected her, reason being her Lnat

I'm sorry to have to say this, but you don't stand a good chance. This is coming from a person who had much superior grades to you (without trying to sound like a big headed fool) and got rejected for law recently. They have over 2700 applicants applying for law, and this year according to the admissions office they've had a 8% increase in applications for LLB Law this year, in comparison to last. Having said that, you may have written a truly outstanding and exceptional LNAT essay and perhaps attained a remarkable LNAT score, which could put you in consideration i guess. Keep the faith though, as I'm perhaps really cynical due to my rejection.

I got at AAA offer on Thursday 8th this month. I applied on 23rd September and did the LNAT on the 26th September