Reapplying for law

My a level results came out a few days ago and I was originally predicted an A*/A/B (and an A in my EPQ) but I ended up getting A*A*B with an A in my EPQ. I have decided to reapply next year but when I applied to Warwick for law with my predicted grades as a contextual I was rejected. If I reapply next year with these achieved grades and being a contextual student, are they likely to reject me again? Are these achieved grades good enough to get into a top RG uni?

Maybe Warwick rejected you because of the B? Considering that the standard offer is AAA. However, you should have a shot at top universities with those A-levels, make the other parts of your application shine to hide the B. What offers did you get this year?

it could be but I thought since I was a contextual they would lower the grade to like an AAB instead of AAA, also I feel like they also rejected me because it was predicted grades which are usually inflated and maybe with these better grades that I’ve already achieved I would have a better chance at getting in. I got an offer from Sheffield this year which is a really good uni and got in but I decided I didn’t really want to go there again so I’m reapplying.

Thank you! I got an A*in Law and business, and a B in English language with the A in my Epq. I checked when I was applying last year and I did and still do meet their contextual requirements, and their GCSE requirements as well

Sounds like a year out would work well for you. Perhaps Warwick is a long shot. Why knows? No reason not to apply as you have 5 options and don't need to use them all at one time.

Perhaps, I know Warwick was super competitive in terms of applications this year though. You're definitely right that those achieved grades should give you a better chance though. Sheffield is a great university for law (was researching it a day before results), but at the same time with A*A*B it's reasonable to try for Warwick. Have you tried getting the B remarked? If you get that B to an A you could have a chance with Oxbridge and such.

How is Warwick a long shot with A*A*B + A EPQ and contextual circumstances? I would argue they have a very solid chance, no?

Sounds like a year out would work well for you. Perhaps Warwick is a long shot. Why knows? No reason not to apply as you have 5 options and don't need to use them all at one time.

I don't know. I suspect Warwick has a lot of applicants for law. The OP didn't get an offer previously which suggests that its not a slam dunk in the same way applying for courses such as languages would be. Someone with A*A*A*A (inc FM) would have a solid chance of getting into Warwick for economics. No-one would suggest the chance was better than evens.

Yeah but Warwick is literally 3rd/4th for Economics. For Law, it's more like 10th so I doubt the competition would be as fierce. I got an offer from Warwick for law this year and my application wasn't contextual, nor was it anything entirely special.

Isn't it seen as the best university not to require the LNAT? That might move applicant numbers?