[tamarita123]

Hi all, I read that LSE, UCL and KCL don't have interviews for their M100 law degree, so it's pretty much all based on merit. I'd really appreciate it if I could get a rough assessment on my chances based on my grades so far (:

I am in my final year of pre-university and applying for 2013, taking the Singaporean A-levels.

Predicted grades: Straight As for Bio, Chem, Math, Econs and GP
2011 overall grades: Straight As (about 30/1200 in my school, which is pretty prestigious, get these grades)
SAT: 2300 (730 for writing, 780 critical reading, 790 math)
SAT subject 2: 800 for Bio M, Chem and Math 2
LNAT results only in next year

Thanks in advance!

[roh]

Your SAT grades won't matter for British universities.

Three of those are LNAT universities, so how you perform on that will be a factor in whether you get in. You will not know the results of this before you apply so it may be worth looking into an alternative non-LNAT uni (I would say either Cam for Ox or somewhere like Bristol/Notts/Durham/Warwick for KCL).

Otherwise your grades appear to be good

[kanzaz]

Those grades seem to be fine, are you going to year 12? Also are there no a star predictions for Malaysian A levels?

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[thelawstudent]

(Original post by roh)
Your SAT grades won't matter for British universities.

Three of those are LNAT universities, so how you perform on that will be a factor in whether you get in. You will not know the results of this before you apply so it may be worth looking into an alternative non-LNAT uni (I would say either Cam for Ox or somewhere like Bristol/Notts/Durham/Warwick for KCL).

Otherwise your grades appear to be good

i think these unis do require the LNAT..

[tkane]

(Original post by tamarita123)
2011 overall grades: Straight As (about 30/1200 in my school, which is pretty prestigious, get these grades)

There are 1200 people in your year? Ouch.

[tamarita123]

Yeah, my school's huge. But there are only two years, so it's fine (:
From reading around I noticed that the LNAT really seems to be extremely important, crossing my fingers for that... does anyone know how much importance the unis place on GCSE-equivalent grades?

[roh]

(Original post by thelawstudent)
i think these unis do require the LNAT..

Oh yeah Thanks for that

[suffocation1992]

You'll be fine, make sure you do well in the LNAT.