Offer for law?

For law, Will Bristol ever divert from their offer of AAA? Like if an applicant was amazing, would they ever lower the offer?

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Reply 1

Inazuma

University of Bristol

Bristol

Reply 2

GOKU27

Original post by Inazuma

They rarely have a need as they get so many applicants.
They do however do contextual offers if one went to a lower performing school - not sure exactly how much lower they are though.
The lower offer is AAB and your school or college has to be on a list found on the law degree page

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Reply 3

GOKU27

Well that flopped

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Reply 4

_Fergo

No. Their offer will always be either AAA or A*AB (the second being alternative).

You will get an AAB offer if you're going to one of the 40% worst-preforming schools.

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Reply 5

returnmigrant

There is a new course this year - Social Policy with Criminology - http://www.bristol.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/2016/social-policy/bsc-social-policy-with-criminology/
Admissions requirement is lower than for Law - ABB (or BBB for contextual offers).

Reply 6

BristolBPTC

I'm a first year at Bristol for Law and `I got a AAB offer last year due to 'contextual reasons'....who knew my sixth was rated so ****. (Not that it mattered in the end because I would made the standard offer)