I'm probably going to graduate with a 2.2 (there is maybe a chance I will get a 2.1, as I am within the discretionary boundary, being literally 0.1 mark off a 2.1).
Basically, I bombed hard in 2nd year, and worked hard in final year, but it still wasn't enough.
But if I work really damn hard for the GDL like I did this year and get a good grade (commendation or above) will it help or do firms/chambers really only care about the undergrad?
I want to be a barrister but with a 2.2 it might be impossible, unless a high GDL grade and 'very competent' on the BPTC can make up for it?
Anybody here with a 2.2 manage to get a job in the legal sector? I imagine it wasn't exactly hunky dory for you.
I'm so sad I can't believe how ****in close I am to a 2.1 it's unbelievable.