What A level grades do you need to get into the following please answer!!

have you tried looking at their websites for online prospectus' or ordering a prospectus.
The grades you need also vary depending what course you are applying for.

UCLA

Pepperdine

USC

thanks for answering guys all are located in California, Los Angles, USA

UCLA is the most competitive out of those three. Not a proper elite university by the way. You don't need anything besides

-Either American citizenship or very very rich parents
-A bunch of acceptable/good GCSEs
-Some A-levels, I guess CCB would be OK.
-Good SAT I and good SAT IIs (******* easy) if they ask you for them.
-They like you to be top of your class and they look at the reputation of your school (nonsense really, A-levels are the same for everyone)
-LOADS of extracurricular activities.
-Excellent references (this is a must)
-A more than average personal statement or personal essay or whatever they call it in America these days.

I thought law was only a postgraduate course in the US? Or am I thinking of something else? :P

I thought law was only a postgraduate course in the US? Or am I thinking of something else? :P

Are you sure i thought you could do it undergrauduate as well?

In the US, undergraduate degrees aren't like in the UK. You don't apply for a specific subject, instead you pursue a liberal arts programme, taking a wide spread of courses and you state a major later on. You'll have to fulfil lots of requirements to pass (maths, languages, sciences etc) as well as the credits needed to fulfil the major and possibly minor of your choice.

Law is a postgraduate course in the USA.

oh ok but what kind of a level grades would i need to get into UCLA? all it says on the website is A levels with superior grades?

I'd imagine As to be honest, but you need to email to ask.

Are you aware of the huge costs of studying in the USA?

Yes, i know they are over 20,000 but im prepared to work and take loans for it and so summer jobs etec.

You won't be eligible for any SLC support, and I can't imagine any British bank lending you loans that large when you can't offer anything to secure them against. You won't be eligible for US loans.

why i do have family over in america, and i have funds in the bank?
why wont i be eligible for SLC support?

My GCSE's where A,A,B,B,C,C,C,C,
and a level predicted grades are A,A,C,C

is that ok
are you sure it CCB? that sounds a bit low for law?

why i do have family over in america, and i have funds in the bank?
why wont i be eligible for SLC support?