Law Offers for 2016?

I hear very good reports about Exeter. If you work really hard you could achieve higher than predicted and apply for other unis through .adjustment.

Have you heard of many getting into top Unis for adjustment for Law? I've looked around and was surprised to see that King's were taking adjustment for Law last year..however the lowest they'd accept was 2A* and an A..but still..gives me hope because I feel I am capable of really high grades, just let myself down on the LNAT.

Yes I have. As long as you achieve higher than predicted and have the universities required grades and above. Remind me of which universities you have offers from.

Yes I have. As long as you achieve higher than predicted and have the universities required grades and above. Remind me of which universities you have offers from.

I have offers from East Anglia (with American Law), Queens and Newcastle. I'm gonna make Newcastle firm. Rejections from UCL and King's (King's was always my first). Also applying to Irish universities but won't know till August. I do feel confident that I can achieve 2A* and 2A this year and am reaaally hoping KCL are in adjustment again, I e-mailed them about it but they said they won't know that for a while. Fingers crossed. It kinda motivates me to work harder this year though!

My son's still waiting for LSE. He's also applied to Trinity but not that keen. You don't find out until day of results. Trinity and UCD are very good universities and Trinity is highly regarded in America. Newcastle for law is also considered good. Would you like to study in Dublin?

Well it's looking pretty good for him as I have heard of a lot of rejections from LSE! I think I would choose Trinity over Newcastle, just because the uni is slightly more reputable but I'm not in love with either of them. Even though I know they're both great uni's there's something about studying in London that excites me so much, it just seems so full of opportunity and I visited recently and it just seems like the perfect place for me. But a good degree is more important so I won't be downgrading to any less reputable uni's just to study in London. I'll definitely try adjustment though for King's, fingers crossed they're in it again. I think there's a good chance because there will definitely be those who miss their grades completely and if someone comes along with 2A* why shouldn't they let them in? Especially because they've been in it before so it shows they're open to it. Also I've heard something about less of a limit on the amount of students universities now let it with top grades (don't know if that's true). It gives me something to work harder for either way

Yes, the gov lifted the cap on the amount of students. Sadly it doesn't apply to Oxbridge or LSE.

Have you heard of many getting into top Unis for adjustment for Law? I've looked around and was surprised to see that King's were taking adjustment for Law last year..however the lowest they'd accept was 2A* and an A..but still..gives me hope because I feel I am capable of really high grades, just let myself down on the LNAT.

Uni of Nottingham on Extra?

Well it's looking pretty good for him as I have heard of a lot of rejections from LSE! I think I would choose Trinity over Newcastle, just because the uni is slightly more reputable but I'm not in love with either of them. Even though I know they're both great uni's there's something about studying in London that excites me so much, it just seems so full of opportunity and I visited recently and it just seems like the perfect place for me. But a good degree is more important so I won't be downgrading to any less reputable uni's just to study in London. I'll definitely try adjustment though for King's, fingers crossed they're in it again. I think there's a good chance because there will definitely be those who miss their grades completely and if someone comes along with 2A* why shouldn't they let them in? Especially because they've been in it before so it shows they're open to it. Also I've heard something about less of a limit on the amount of students universities now let it with top grades (don't know if that's true). It gives me something to work harder for either way

Are there still a lot of places left in kings or have the majority of offers been given?

Yeah, I'm still waiting, too :/ They asked me for my LNAT score in January and I haven't heard from them since

Yeah the waiting is tough may I ask what are your grades like and lnat score?

Hey, everyone. I need help deciding on what uni to go too. I'm an international student, so I need as much opinion as I can get if that's alright.

I've got conditionals from Newcastle, Bristol, Durham, UEA and Nottingham. If you could sort them in the order you would pick them, what would it be?

Hey, everyone. I need help deciding on what uni to go too. I'm an international student, so I need as much opinion as I can get if that's alright.

I've got conditionals from Newcastle, Bristol, Durham, UEA and Nottingham. If you could sort them in the order you would pick them, what would it be?