did you get an offer ?? if you don't mind me asking. If so do they send an email about fees and all that prior to making an offer ? also are you a GB student ?

Reply 4

nosleepyescoffee

Original post by spam44

did you get an offer ?? if you don't mind me asking. If so do they send an email about fees and all that prior to making an offer ? also are you a GB student ?

yes i got an offer, no they didn’t contact me about fees before or after - i just had to prove my fee status as part of my condition and yes im a GB student

Reply 5

spam44

Original post by nosleepyescoffee

yes i got an offer, no they didn’t contact me about fees before or after - i just had to prove my fee status as part of my condition and yes im a GB student

what are your stats ?

Reply 6

nosleepyescoffee

Original post by spam44

what are your stats ?

3A* predicted + A star epq, 29 lnat

Reply 7

spam44

Original post by nosleepyescoffee

3A* predicted + A star epq, 29 lnat

oh wow thats amazing, hopefully my 22 LNAT and 3 As will suffice 😭

Reply 8

Anonymous #1

Original post by spam44

Has anyone hear back from Glasgow Law?? Im a GB student

yes i heard back about a month ago

Reply 9

Anonymous #2

I applied with 3 As and a 22 on my LNAT aswell. How likely am I to get an offer ??

Reply 10

Anonymous #3

They are going to take non Scottish applications first due to amount of money they get for fees and then by default have to take into account the Scottish capped places element. (so English students will pay nearly £10k in fees where Scottish students will only give them £2k).

Reply 11

Anonymous #2

im not a Scottish student, does that mean im more likely to get in than a Scottish student ?? surely thats no fair ( im a GB student )

Reply 12

scott1971annie

In my opinion yes, you are more likely. in essence for over popular courses such as Law, Medicine, Accountancy, all the professional ones the Universities have capped places for Scottish students. This is due to finance. Scottish students fees (paid for by the Scottish Govt) is around £2000. English and Welsh student pay around £10000, overseas student around £25000 or more. Who would you chose if you are in charge of University finance?

Thats the dilemma. It doesnt kick in for under subscribed courses obviously but Law is certainly one of them at Glasgow, St Andrews and Edinburgh.

Reply 13

Anonymous #4

Original post by scott1971annie

In my opinion yes, you are more likely. in essence for over popular courses such as Law, Medicine, Accountancy, all the professional ones the Universities have capped places for Scottish students. This is due to finance. Scottish students fees (paid for by the Scottish Govt) is around £2000. English and Welsh student pay around £10000, overseas student around £25000 or more. Who would you chose if you are in charge of University finance?
Thats the dilemma. It doesnt kick in for under subscribed courses obviously but Law is certainly one of them at Glasgow, St Andrews and Edinburgh.

st andrews and edinburgh dont do common law so its not much of an issue there

Reply 14

scott1971annie

Original post by Anonymous #4

st andrews and edinburgh dont do common law so its not much of an issue there

Yes I am aware of that. I was using them to illustrate the capped places element for Scottish students, thanks for your input.

Reply 15

Anonymous #5

Original post by scott1971annie

In my opinion yes, you are more likely. in essence for over popular courses such as Law, Medicine, Accountancy, all the professional ones the Universities have capped places for Scottish students. This is due to finance. Scottish students fees (paid for by the Scottish Govt) is around £2000. English and Welsh student pay around £10000, overseas student around £25000 or more. Who would you chose if you are in charge of University finance?
Thats the dilemma. It doesnt kick in for under subscribed courses obviously but Law is certainly one of them at Glasgow, St Andrews and Edinburgh.

Not always true. Vet met is one of the hardest courses to get into and it's v v difficult to get into Scotland from the UK. Places go to home and international students.

My gf does Scots law at Glasgow and almost all home students. UK students aren't really going to have Scots law in their plans