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LSE Laws offers - 2011 Entry

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My offer came just yesterday. I don't know why but I thought i didn't stand a chance at all, having gained only 3As(not A*s) and 1C at AS, whilst I know i'll be competing with people with much polished grades at GCSE and AS. FYI, I didnt even sit GCSE, but instead a New Zealand qualification.

Well, its conditional and as expected wants me to get A*AA.

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Reply 41

Adelaide123

Original post by candii

Hi,

I've got an offer as well for Law at LSE.
My application was processed by UCAS : 15-Nov-2010
And I received my offer on: 27 Jan 2011
8A*s and 4As for GCSEs
4As and a B for AS Level and I'm predicted A*AA

Original post by anEmblemofLove

Congratulations to you both :smile:

run while you can

Original post by Adelaide123

Congratulations to you both :smile:

Thanks

Reply 44

Adelaide123

Original post by cazzcazz

run while you can

Why?

Reply 45

alr

Just got a conditional from LSE :biggrin:

Im SOOOOO HAPPY!!!
My conditions is a 38 and 766 for my higher levels.

Reply 46

sam_93

Original post by alr

Just got a conditional from LSE :biggrin:

Im SOOOOO HAPPY!!!
My conditions is a 38 and 766 for my higher levels.

Congratsss!! Its a good feeling :smile:

Have you heard from anywhere else btw?

Reply 47

deezer

I have 2 A*'s,6 A's,3 B's and a 1 C at gcse and I'm predicted A*AA at a-level. Is there any possibility of ge.tting into LSE with these grades

Reply 48

Bellrosk

Original post by deezer

I have 2 A*'s,6 A's,3 B's and a 1 C at gcse and I'm predicted A*AA at a-level. Is there any possibility of ge.tting into LSE with these grades

Depends how good your personal statement in, but in short: yes.

Reply 49

sam_93

Original post by deezer

I have 2 A*'s,6 A's,3 B's and a 1 C at gcse and I'm predicted A*AA at a-level. Is there any possibility of ge.tting into LSE with these grades

I think there's a lot of talk about LSE being quite strict when it comes to gcse's, but at the same time they place so much emphasis on the personal statement and reference.. among many other things what they look to see is your passion, whether you're suited to a degree in the law and even more so at a place like lse. I think if this comes through, then there's no reason why you wouldn't stand a chance at getting in... saying this though, it's still difficult to know unless you are an admissions officer!

Good luck with your application! Can i ask where else you've applied? :smile:

Reply 50

sam_93

Original post by Bellrosk

Depends how good your personal statement in, but in short: yes.

Lol at my long winded response

Reply 51

deezer

I also applied to Queen Mary, Soas, Sussex and Southamton

Reply 52

candii

Original post by deezer

I also applied to Queen Mary, Soas, Sussex and Southamton

Have you had any offers?

Reply 53

alr

Original post by sam_93

Congratsss!! Its a good feeling :smile:

Have you heard from anywhere else btw?

Yea...
I got rejected from Kings and UCL based on my LNAT. Got into City and Im still waiting on Queen Mary :smile:

How about you?

Reply 54

sam_93

Original post by alr

Yea...
I got rejected from Kings and UCL based on my LNAT. Got into City and Im still waiting on Queen Mary :smile:

How about you?

Oh no, i got rejected from both places because of my lnat too, but we have lsee! Good luck with queen mary :smile:

, i know quite a few people still waiting to hear from them, ive got an offer from them and city

Reply 55

sabby777

Hi, a friend of mine received the following grades :
Maths B
English A
English Lit A
Science A*
Applied Science A*
Religious Studies A*
Polish A*
French A*
History B
Sociology A

AS - Chemistry A, History A, Maths A, English A, Polish A.
No A-level grades as of yet, but probably 4A's

Do you think he stands a chance of getting into this wonderful university to study law?

...Hope I did not interrupt this fascinating thread, really appreciate your answers.