Applying to Study Law 2016
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Original post by LoveToArgue
Just got a warwick offer! Got bristol yesterday and warwick today 
seems so surreal!
seems so surreal!Lucky!! Your application must be amazing! I'm still nervously waiting on Bristol
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Lucky!! Your application must be amazing! I'm still nervously waiting on Bristol
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Thanks! I did apply back in September though
Original post by LoveToArgue
Just got a warwick offer! Got bristol yesterday and warwick today seems so surreal!
seems so surreal!what were your stats? well done
Original post by HelpMePlease909
what were your stats? well done
GCSEs 11A* 1A, AS 6As, A2 5A*s
Original post by LoveToArgue
GCSEs 11A* 1A, AS 6As, A2 5A*s
I was right, your application was amazing!!!
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Original post by Velvetgh0st
thank you! now to just wait for Oxford, Durham and LSE...
Original post by HelpMePlease909
My application was:
- 8A*s 2 As
- AAAB at AS (B was explained in my reference - something about exam boards?)
- Good personal statement (Cambridge Law Conference, work exp in UN in Geneva, extend project, magistrates court, standards clubs, 2 books read, deputy head boy, south of england sport, 1st team rugby captain, 1st team cricket captain etc)
My application was:
- 8A*s 2 As
- AAAB at AS (B was explained in my reference - something about exam boards?)
- Good personal statement (Cambridge Law Conference, work exp in UN in Geneva, extend project, magistrates court, standards clubs, 2 books read, deputy head boy, south of england sport, 1st team rugby captain, 1st team cricket captain etc)
You went to the UN? When? I did work experience there summer 2014 in August!
Original post by kirblaw3
Can I ask what your predicted grades were AS and gcse???
Hahaha, I did the IB so none of that!
Sorry :P
I've got 3 offers now, Warwick, Bristol and Exeter! Super happy
Unless you have done exceptionally well on LNAT, I think you will be rejcted by King's as you don't meet their minimum critria of A*AA. I was rejected for exactly the same reason for IB qualifications, they asked for 35 points HL7,6,6 and I was only predicted 39 HL,6,6,6. They are just looking for any reason to reject you and reduce their admin workload. It took about 2 weeks from the point of applying before rejection.
I think you'll be concidered at least by your other choices
I think you'll be concidered at least by your other choices
Original post by crocface
Unless you have done exceptionally well on LNAT, I think you will be rejcted by King's as you don't meet their minimum critria of A*AA. I was rejected for exactly the same reason for IB qualifications, they asked for 35 points HL7,6,6 and I was only predicted 39 HL,6,6,6. They are just looking for any reason to reject you and reduce their admin workload. It took about 2 weeks from the point of applying before rejection.
I think you'll be concidered at least by your other choices
I think you'll be concidered at least by your other choices
So salty
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Just got my Oxford interview!
Original post by Rhia Louise
Just got my Oxford interview!
Wohoo, Congratultions!
Original post by Rhia Louise
Just got my Oxford interview!
From which college?
Original post by LoveToArgue
From which college?
exeter college
Original post by Nel97
I've applied to Surrey, London City University, Bristol, KCL and Exeter with a A*AB prediction.
Do you think I'll get offers? I'm quite concerned.
Do you think I'll get offers? I'm quite concerned.
Those are my predicted grades, although I am resitting for the predicted B, and I have 4 offers and an interview from York!
Original post by sargentsargent2
Has Anyone heard from Bristol or warwick, slightly panicking!
Got an offer from Bristol last week
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Ive done the LNAT but only wrote 480 words, have I failed at my chance?😭
I wouldn't waste your time, brains on a law degree when you don't need one. You could easily do a conversion course after pretty much any 2.1 degree. It is far easier to get a 2.1 degree in a softer subject than law. If you want to practice law, do it the easy way.
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