What is the easiest Russel group to get into for law?

Is that D for distinction, or D as in grade D? And M is Merit? If it's grade D, obviously you're going to be nowhere near the RG, distinction, probably be Ok for most except Oxbridge?

I'm doing a btec and I'm hoping to go to a Russel group for law. Which has the lowest entry requirements? I'm also very much willing to hear about other unis for law that are good and accept around DDM

I'm doing a btec and I'm hoping to go to a Russel group for law. Which has the lowest entry requirements? I'm also very much willing to hear about other unis for law that are good and accept around DDM

Is that D for distinction, or D as in grade D? And M is Merit? If it's grade D, obviously you're going to be nowhere near the RG, distinction, probably be Ok for most except Oxbridge?

Perhaps you should learn to spell it then?

Nah im good mate

I'm doing a btec and I'm hoping to go to a Russel group for law. Which has the lowest entry requirements? I'm also very much willing to hear about other unis for law that are good and accept around DDM

Is that D for distinction, or D as in grade D? And M is Merit? If it's grade D, obviously you're going to be nowhere near the RG, distinction, probably be Ok for most except Oxbridge?

I hear that if you can get an offer out of QMUL, they don't really care what you get on results day. Despite their A-level typical offer being A*AA, I've heard of people getting in with ABD.

2019 entry.

That wasn't through clearing. It was his firm choice. Also if you look at the complete university guide they have one of the lowest entry standards of all the Russel groups, yet advertise some of the highest typical offers. So whilst it might not be the norm, it isn't for any uni, it happens there a lot more than other Russel groups. Sorry if I didn't make that clear.

In 2018 though there’s a document on tsr and I swear the lowest is AAB

@harrysbar @Euphoria101

I'm such an idiot omg, they had AABD, not ABD, so basically ignore everything I've just said, omg I'm such idiot, so sorry.

Many Russell Groups tend to drop grades in clearing. The big issue is whether they will accept the M in BTEC as it is classed the equivalent of a C at .A level. Here are some details from last year of the grades being accepted for Law.

Unis in Clearing for Law 2019:

Warwick and Durham not in Clearing
Bristol not in Clearing for home students (Adjustment at A*AA with no LNAT)
Nottingham had a handful of places in "early clearing" at AAA or equivalent (plus LNAT) but by 10am on A level results day, it was International only
Birmingham AAA but places filled by 10am on A level results day
QMUL LLB vacancies at AAA
Sheffield LLB vacancies at AAA/AAB
Newcastle LLB ABB
Southampton LLB vacancies ABB (reportedly accepted BBC)
Cardiff .....ABB (reportedly lower) vacancies not published until A level results
Exeter vacancies for LLB at BBB (or BCC with Business) at Penryn
(those who missed their offer by even one grade got revised offer at Penryn)
Lancaster LLB vacancies BBB/BBC
Queens Uni Belfast LLB ABC/BBB
Leicester uni LLB vacancies BBB, reportedly accepted ABD
Liverpool LLB only in early Clearing for those achieving around BBB/BBC
SOAS BBB/BBC
Surrey LLB vacancies at BBB/BBC
Sussex LLB vacancies at BBC
Kent LLB vacancies at BBC
Keele LLB vacancies at BBC
Sheffield Hallam BBC
Aston LLB Law & Management BBC
City Uni LLB BBC/BCC
Reading reportedly went down to BCD
UEA, RHUL, Swansea, Hull LLB vacancies (grades not known)
Oxford Brookes LLB 96 UCAS points

Does that mean if Liverpool offered me AAA and I only got BBB at a level they’d let me in?