LSE Law 2018 applicants

Hey all,

GCSE's: 10A*
AS: AAAAAB
A Level Predicted: A*A*A*A
Info/Updates: Sent 14th Oct, Initial Assessment Email 24th Oct, Further Assessment 30th Oct
Other Uni's: Oxford (Oriel), UCL, Durham and Warwick

Reply 21

Skye.16

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is the 4th AS essential?

Reply 22

Ariana1998

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Original post by Skye.16

is the 4th AS essential?

Yes, if I'm not mistaken.

You can check it here
http://www.lse.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/howToApply/DepartmentalAdmissionsCriteria2017/law.aspx

Reply 23

asox

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- GCSE results 9A*,2A
- AS results N/A doing linear
- A2 predictions/achieved grades A*AA
- Info/updates about your application Received an email saying I was in further assessment last Monday
- Other universities you are applying to Cam, UCL, Durham, Bristol

Reply 24

viki123

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Original post by Ariana1998

Yes, if I'm not mistaken.

You can check it here
http://www.lse.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/howToApply/DepartmentalAdmissionsCriteria2017/law.aspx

That's 2017 entry requirement... 2018 only requires 3 A Levels

Reply 25

viki123

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GCSE's - 6A*s 4As 1B
As Maths - A (rest is linear)
A-Levels - History, Economics, Math
Predicted - A* A* A
Other Unis - Cambridge (Selwyn), Warwick (offer), Nottingham, Lancaster

Reply 26

Rayan B

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Hey everyone :smile:

I am studying for the CBSE boards in India.

1. I have predicted grades of average 92% for my year 12 and a 10 CGPA (95%) for my year 10.
2. I have applied for LSE, QMUL, Warwick and manchester

Reply 27

Flutz

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Anyone know if LSE rejects people in initial assessment based on their predicted grades? Thanks.

Reply 28

Noble_Slug

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Original post by Flutz

Anyone know if LSE rejects people in initial assessment based on their predicted grades? Thanks.

Yes, But only if ur predicted grades are sub-standard

Reply 29

Flutz

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So if law is A*AA, and I'm predicted AAA or AAB, would that be considered substandard? Just wondering how strict they are...

Reply 30

Rayan B

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Original post by Flutz

Anyone know if LSE rejects people in initial assessment based on their predicted grades? Thanks.

If predictives don't cross 90% overall they logically should as it is their cutoff.

Reply 31

getmeaplace

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i got a letter saying that my application was now under initial assessment. how long does it take for me to receive my offer/notices/ anything from the university??
im anxious about my lnat score.

Reply 32

Jackgill

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Has anyone still not received an initial assessment email? I've only got an acknowledgment email and its mid November now so I am feeling a little anxious. I applied for govt last year and remember getting my initial assessment email in October..

Reply 33

lawstudent048381

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Original post by getmeaplace

i got a letter saying that my application was now under initial assessment. how long does it take for me to receive my offer/notices/ anything from the university??
im anxious about my lnat score.

Initial Assessment usually takes 1-2 weeks and should you pass it, Further Assessment is up to 8 weeks before you either get a decision or have your application considered for up to another 4 weeks. Also, LSE does not use the LNAT.

(edited 6 years ago)

Reply 34

AdvocateDevereux

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Original post by Jackgill

Has anyone still not received an initial assessment email? I've only got an acknowledgment email and its mid November now so I am feeling a little anxious. I applied for govt last year and remember getting my initial assessment email in October..

Don't worry. I haven't. I sent them an email and they said that they have a lot of applicants this year so they're taking a bit of time. They cannot reject you without putting you under initial assessment. They're just busy. I applied exactly a month ago and still have nothing.

Reply 35

m111k111

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GCSE : 6A 2B 2C
AS: AABD
A2 Predictions: A*AA

Don't know if I'll get an offer but should I still give a try because my predicted grades are pretty good.

Reply 36

ChemistryGuy1998

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Original post by m111k111

GCSE : 6A 2B 2C
AS: AABD
A2 Predictions: A*AA

Don't know if I'll get an offer but should I still give a try because my predicted grades are pretty good.

Your predicted grades only just meet the entry requirements and your GCSE's and AS's are below average for an applicant - you'll be up against a lot of people who have only A*/A grades across all boards

Reply 37

m111k111

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Original post by ChemistryGuy1998

Your predicted grades only just meet the entry requirements and your GCSE's and AS's are below average for an applicant - you'll be up against a lot of people who have only A*/A grades across all boards

Yeah I understand. So should I apply to another college instead of LSE? Im an international student so I don't want to apply to any back up ones. If I don't get anywhere good I won't go abroad.

Reply 38

ChemistryGuy1998

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Original post by m111k111

Yeah I understand. So should I apply to another college instead of LSE? Im an international student so I don't want to apply to any back up ones. If I don't get anywhere good I won't go abroad.