Law graduate entry
Since the Graduate Law program of some universities (such as birmingham and leeds) are just accelerated versions of the LLB, do you think they would be willing to allow students that have completed only one year of undergraduate study into the course ? Given that the student has demonstrated devotion and commitment through work experience and good grades.
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