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List of Standard University Offers/Academic Requirements for LLB Degrees
The following is a table of standard university offers for LLB degrees, sorted in points order, taken from the UCAS website or department websites, a list of which can be found here. All information is offered as a guide and may be subject to change, but was complied and correct to the best of my ablities as of 26th Agust 2005. UCAS applicants should double check all offers to ensure they have the latest information. I hope this is of some use.
CW
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Figures in () = % of Law graduates satisfied with thier degree experience
Bristol AAA ( 72.8%)
Birmingham AAA (68.9%)
Cambridge AAA (-)
Cardiff AAA (69.5%)
Durham AAA (74.2%)
Leeds AAA (63.1%)
Manchester AAA (71.1%)
Newcastle AAA (76.9%)
Nottingham AAA (69.4%)
Oxford AAA (-)
Sheffield AAA (65.2%)
SOAS AAA (63.1%)
Southampton AAA (72.7%)
UCL AAA (73.5%)
Warwick AAA (-)
East Anglia AAB (78.6%)
Exeter 340-360 points (65.5%)
KCL AABb (84.9%
)
Lancaster AAB (72.2%)
Leicester 340-400 points (inc. gen studies) (72.8%)
Liverpool AAB (65.7%)
LSE AAB-AAA (71.5%)
Queens Belfast AAA-AABa (66.1%)
Reading AAB (74.5%)
Brunel 320 points (58.3%)
City ABB (-)
Essex 320-340 points (73.3%)
Kent 320 points (72.0%)
Queen Mary ABB (68.9%)
Sussex 320 points (70.1%)
Aberdeen BBB (-)
Edinburgh BBB upwards (-)
Hull 300 points (74.7%)
Keele 300-320 (67.4%)
Kingston 300 points (63.8%)
Northumbria 300-320 points (73.0%)
Swansea 300 points (70.9%)
Oxford Brookes BBB (67.4%)
Abertay 280-360 points (-)
Central England (UCE) 280 points (69.3%)
Central Lancs BBC (71.6%)
De Montfort 280 points (73.3%)
Derby 280 points (77.2%)
Glamorgan 280 points (72.5%)
Leeds Met. 280 points (-)
Manchester Met BBC (68.0%)
Nottingham Trent 280 points (72.4%)
Westminster BBC (67.5%)
Dundee 264-312 points (-)
Plymouth 260 points (-)
Sheffield Hallam 260 points (67.7%)
Aberystwyth 240-340 points (73.4%)
Buckingham CCC or a minimum of 240 points (67.8%)
Greenwich 240 points (-)
Huddersfield 240 points (67.8%)
Liverpool John Moores 240 points (71.8%)
London South Bank CCC (-)
Thames Valley 240 points (-)
Anglia 220 - 260 points (69.2%)
East London 220-260 points (68.0%)
Lincoln 220 points (73.2%)
Sunderland 220-360 points (72.0%)
Gloucestershire 200-260 points (-)
Hertfordshire 200-260 points (70.3%)
Middlesex 200-240 points (65.7%)
Staffordshire 200-300 points (75.7%)
London met 190 points (-)
Northampton 180-220 points (66.4%)
Luton 160-240 (68.6%)
Teeside 160-200 points (75.9%)
Wolverhampton 160-220 points (-)
Oldham College 140 points (-)
Southampton Solent 120 points (-)
Birkbeck Two A Levels (-)
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LNAT Information (taken from www.lnat.ac.uk)
The LNAT must be taken by anyone who is applying for 2006 entry (or deferred entry in 2007) to an undergraduate law programme at
Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge, Durham, East Anglia, Glasgow
King's College London, Manchester Metropolitan University
Nottingham, Oxford, University College London
CW
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Figures in () = % of Law graduates satisfied with thier degree experience
Bristol AAA ( 72.8%)
Birmingham AAA (68.9%)
Cambridge AAA (-)
Cardiff AAA (69.5%)
Durham AAA (74.2%)
Leeds AAA (63.1%)
Manchester AAA (71.1%)
Newcastle AAA (76.9%)
Nottingham AAA (69.4%)
Oxford AAA (-)
Sheffield AAA (65.2%)
SOAS AAA (63.1%)
Southampton AAA (72.7%)
UCL AAA (73.5%)
Warwick AAA (-)
East Anglia AAB (78.6%)
Exeter 340-360 points (65.5%)
KCL AABb (84.9%
)Lancaster AAB (72.2%)
Leicester 340-400 points (inc. gen studies) (72.8%)
Liverpool AAB (65.7%)
LSE AAB-AAA (71.5%)
Queens Belfast AAA-AABa (66.1%)
Reading AAB (74.5%)
Brunel 320 points (58.3%)
City ABB (-)
Essex 320-340 points (73.3%)
Kent 320 points (72.0%)
Queen Mary ABB (68.9%)
Sussex 320 points (70.1%)
Aberdeen BBB (-)
Edinburgh BBB upwards (-)
Hull 300 points (74.7%)
Keele 300-320 (67.4%)
Kingston 300 points (63.8%)
Northumbria 300-320 points (73.0%)
Swansea 300 points (70.9%)
Oxford Brookes BBB (67.4%)
Abertay 280-360 points (-)
Central England (UCE) 280 points (69.3%)
Central Lancs BBC (71.6%)
De Montfort 280 points (73.3%)
Derby 280 points (77.2%)
Glamorgan 280 points (72.5%)
Leeds Met. 280 points (-)
Manchester Met BBC (68.0%)
Nottingham Trent 280 points (72.4%)
Westminster BBC (67.5%)
Dundee 264-312 points (-)
Plymouth 260 points (-)
Sheffield Hallam 260 points (67.7%)
Aberystwyth 240-340 points (73.4%)
Buckingham CCC or a minimum of 240 points (67.8%)
Greenwich 240 points (-)
Huddersfield 240 points (67.8%)
Liverpool John Moores 240 points (71.8%)
London South Bank CCC (-)
Thames Valley 240 points (-)
Anglia 220 - 260 points (69.2%)
East London 220-260 points (68.0%)
Lincoln 220 points (73.2%)
Sunderland 220-360 points (72.0%)
Gloucestershire 200-260 points (-)
Hertfordshire 200-260 points (70.3%)
Middlesex 200-240 points (65.7%)
Staffordshire 200-300 points (75.7%)
London met 190 points (-)
Northampton 180-220 points (66.4%)
Luton 160-240 (68.6%)
Teeside 160-200 points (75.9%)
Wolverhampton 160-220 points (-)
Oldham College 140 points (-)
Southampton Solent 120 points (-)
Birkbeck Two A Levels (-)
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LNAT Information (taken from www.lnat.ac.uk)
The LNAT must be taken by anyone who is applying for 2006 entry (or deferred entry in 2007) to an undergraduate law programme at
Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge, Durham, East Anglia, Glasgow
King's College London, Manchester Metropolitan University
Nottingham, Oxford, University College London
The Following is a list of requirements specified by the universities listed for LLB Law degrees on the UCAS website. The information is correct to the best of my abilities as of 17th August 2005 but is offered as a guidance. Applicants are advised to check all relevant material (prospectus, UCAS website etc for any changes) prior to applying. The requirements outlined are in addition to matriculation requirements which may exist.
CW
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Abertay
GCSE English and Maths at grade C. A Level or AS Level English at Grade C required
Aberystwyth
GCSE English/Welsh at grade C
Anglia
4 GCSEs grade C or above inc. English required, and preferably Mathematics grade C.
Bangor
GCSE English at grade C
Birmingham
No Specified Subjects
LNAT
General Studies excluded
Bournemouth
Five subjects at grade C or above including English and Mathematics
Bradford
No specific subjects are required. However, evidence of relevant experience or competence in at least one, course-related, subject is considered advantageous. General Studies may be included.
GCSE English at grade C also required
Bristol
LNAT
Grades must be achieved in a single sitting at the first attempt.
General Studies and Critical Thinking Excluded
Bristol (University of West England)
GCSE English
Brunel
GCSE Maths and English Grade C
General Studies excluded
Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College
5 GCSE's grade C or above (including English language).
Cambridge
LNAT
You may be at some disadvantage in many colleges if you do not have the preferred subjects at A level. Check with individual colleges.
Interview Required
Cardiff
General Studies excluded
English Language at grade C or above
Central England, Birmingham (UCE)
A Level General Studies normally excluded but may be considered in marginal cases. Five subjects at grade C or above including Mathematics and either English or Key Skills Communication at level 3 GCSE Maths is preferred but not an essential requirement.
Central Lancs
English and Mathematics
City
GCSE English Language and Mathematics at grade C, or equivalent.
General Studies excluded
De Montfort
Interview
Five GCSE subjects at grade C or above including English, or equivalent
Derby
GCSE English Language at grade C, or Key Skills level 3 Communication
Dundee
English at grade C
Durham
LNAT
General Studies excluded
East Anglia
LNAT
General Studies excluded
East London
GCSE English at grade C
Essex
UK applicants usually invited to interview. Interviews usually last 15-20 minutes, and assess motivation and relevant experience, as well as awareness of current legal issues. Interviews can influence final offer level.
Exeter
General Studies excluded
Glamorgan
Five GCSE subjects at grade C including English
Gloucestershire
An interview and/or appropriate portfolio of work may be required for this course.
GCSE Maths and English at grade C
Greenwich
Six GCSE subjects at grade C or above including English and either Mathematics or Science
Hertfordshire
GCSE English at grade C
Keele
GCSE English Language and either Mathematics or Science at grade C or above
Kent
GCSE English Language at grade C
KCL
AS - General Studies excluded and 4 AS required. For the required extra AS level, below grade B considered in exceptional cases
A2 - General Studies excluded, A2 resits only considered with mitigating circumstances
Kingston
300 points required not including Key Skills, with at least 200 points from two 6-unit awards or equivalent, OR 320 points including at least two 6-unit awards plus up to 60 points of Key Skills at level 3 or 4. General Studies will only be accepted as one of three 6-unit awards, with a score of at least 100 and at least 220 points from the other two 6-unit awards.
Lancaster
English Language at grade C
Leeds
GCSE English at grade C
Leeds Met
General Studies excluded
GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C, or equivalent
Leicester
GCSE English Language or equivalent strongly preferred.
Liverpool
GCSE English grade C
Liverpool John Moores
English and Mathematics at grade C or above
London Met
GCSE English Language at grade C or above, or equivalent
LSE
Fourth AS level normally taken in Year 12 preferred.
A good range of GCSEs. Mathematics and English at grade C or above.
London South Bank
English Language C, Maths C (both at GCSE).
Luton
Mathematics and English at GCSE grade C or above
Manchester
Grades AAA required. All A level subjects are considered but we may exclude subjects with a large practical component from the standard offer. General Studies A level is welcomed but is never included as part of the standard offer.
Manchester Met
General Studies excluded
GCSE Mathematics and English at grade C
Middlesex
English Language and Mathematics at grades C/D
Newcastle
General Studies excluded
Grades should be obtained at one sitting.
Northumbria
General Studies excluded
Grade C in GCSE English and Mathematics
Nottingham
LNAT
Nottingham Trent
General Studies excluded
A minimum of:- 5 grade C GSCE passes including, Mathematics at grade C and English at grade C
Oxford
LNAT
General Studies excluded
Mathematics at GCSE level, or equivalent, is preferred. The grades/points give an indication of the range of offers likely to be made to successful candidates. Achievement of these grades/points does not guarantee a place as admission for all courses is competitive.
Plymouth
English and Mathematics at grade C or above
Queen Mary
General Studies excluded
Queens Belfast
General Studies excluded
Reading
General Studies excluded
Sheffield
GCSE English and Mathematics at minimum of grade C
Sheffield Hallam
GCSE English Language at grade C
Southampton
General Studies excluded
We prefer applicants to offer at least two traditional, academic 'A' level subjects.
Southampton Solent
Three subjects including Mathematics and English Language
Staffordshire
GCSE grade C English Language or above
Sunderland
Three GCSE subjects at grade C including English Language and Mathematics
Teeside
Five GCSE subjects at grade C or above, including English
Thames Valley
Maths and English at Grade C or above
UCL
LNAT
Some groups of applicants being actively considered for entry are invited for interview before an offer is made. The Faculty is looking for committed and 'rounded' students who have intellectual enthusiasm as well as much to contribute.
GCSE English and Maths at grade B
Warwick
GCSE English and Maths at grade C
Wolverhampton
GCSE English and Maths at grade C
Westminster
GCSE English at grade C
CW
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Abertay
GCSE English and Maths at grade C. A Level or AS Level English at Grade C required
Aberystwyth
GCSE English/Welsh at grade C
Anglia
4 GCSEs grade C or above inc. English required, and preferably Mathematics grade C.
Bangor
GCSE English at grade C
Birmingham
No Specified Subjects
LNAT
General Studies excluded
Bournemouth
Five subjects at grade C or above including English and Mathematics
Bradford
No specific subjects are required. However, evidence of relevant experience or competence in at least one, course-related, subject is considered advantageous. General Studies may be included.
GCSE English at grade C also required
Bristol
LNAT
Grades must be achieved in a single sitting at the first attempt.
General Studies and Critical Thinking Excluded
Bristol (University of West England)
GCSE English
Brunel
GCSE Maths and English Grade C
General Studies excluded
Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College
5 GCSE's grade C or above (including English language).
Cambridge
LNAT
You may be at some disadvantage in many colleges if you do not have the preferred subjects at A level. Check with individual colleges.
Interview Required
Cardiff
General Studies excluded
English Language at grade C or above
Central England, Birmingham (UCE)
A Level General Studies normally excluded but may be considered in marginal cases. Five subjects at grade C or above including Mathematics and either English or Key Skills Communication at level 3 GCSE Maths is preferred but not an essential requirement.
Central Lancs
English and Mathematics
City
GCSE English Language and Mathematics at grade C, or equivalent.
General Studies excluded
De Montfort
Interview
Five GCSE subjects at grade C or above including English, or equivalent
Derby
GCSE English Language at grade C, or Key Skills level 3 Communication
Dundee
English at grade C
Durham
LNAT
General Studies excluded
East Anglia
LNAT
General Studies excluded
East London
GCSE English at grade C
Essex
UK applicants usually invited to interview. Interviews usually last 15-20 minutes, and assess motivation and relevant experience, as well as awareness of current legal issues. Interviews can influence final offer level.
Exeter
General Studies excluded
Glamorgan
Five GCSE subjects at grade C including English
Gloucestershire
An interview and/or appropriate portfolio of work may be required for this course.
GCSE Maths and English at grade C
Greenwich
Six GCSE subjects at grade C or above including English and either Mathematics or Science
Hertfordshire
GCSE English at grade C
Keele
GCSE English Language and either Mathematics or Science at grade C or above
Kent
GCSE English Language at grade C
KCL
AS - General Studies excluded and 4 AS required. For the required extra AS level, below grade B considered in exceptional cases
A2 - General Studies excluded, A2 resits only considered with mitigating circumstances
Kingston
300 points required not including Key Skills, with at least 200 points from two 6-unit awards or equivalent, OR 320 points including at least two 6-unit awards plus up to 60 points of Key Skills at level 3 or 4. General Studies will only be accepted as one of three 6-unit awards, with a score of at least 100 and at least 220 points from the other two 6-unit awards.
Lancaster
English Language at grade C
Leeds
GCSE English at grade C
Leeds Met
General Studies excluded
GCSE English and Mathematics at grade C, or equivalent
Leicester
GCSE English Language or equivalent strongly preferred.
Liverpool
GCSE English grade C
Liverpool John Moores
English and Mathematics at grade C or above
London Met
GCSE English Language at grade C or above, or equivalent
LSE
Fourth AS level normally taken in Year 12 preferred.
A good range of GCSEs. Mathematics and English at grade C or above.
London South Bank
English Language C, Maths C (both at GCSE).
Luton
Mathematics and English at GCSE grade C or above
Manchester
Grades AAA required. All A level subjects are considered but we may exclude subjects with a large practical component from the standard offer. General Studies A level is welcomed but is never included as part of the standard offer.
Manchester Met
General Studies excluded
GCSE Mathematics and English at grade C
Middlesex
English Language and Mathematics at grades C/D
Newcastle
General Studies excluded
Grades should be obtained at one sitting.
Northumbria
General Studies excluded
Grade C in GCSE English and Mathematics
Nottingham
LNAT
Nottingham Trent
General Studies excluded
A minimum of:- 5 grade C GSCE passes including, Mathematics at grade C and English at grade C
Oxford
LNAT
General Studies excluded
Mathematics at GCSE level, or equivalent, is preferred. The grades/points give an indication of the range of offers likely to be made to successful candidates. Achievement of these grades/points does not guarantee a place as admission for all courses is competitive.
Plymouth
English and Mathematics at grade C or above
Queen Mary
General Studies excluded
Queens Belfast
General Studies excluded
Reading
General Studies excluded
Sheffield
GCSE English and Mathematics at minimum of grade C
Sheffield Hallam
GCSE English Language at grade C
Southampton
General Studies excluded
We prefer applicants to offer at least two traditional, academic 'A' level subjects.
Southampton Solent
Three subjects including Mathematics and English Language
Staffordshire
GCSE grade C English Language or above
Sunderland
Three GCSE subjects at grade C including English Language and Mathematics
Teeside
Five GCSE subjects at grade C or above, including English
Thames Valley
Maths and English at Grade C or above
UCL
LNAT
Some groups of applicants being actively considered for entry are invited for interview before an offer is made. The Faculty is looking for committed and 'rounded' students who have intellectual enthusiasm as well as much to contribute.
GCSE English and Maths at grade B
Warwick
GCSE English and Maths at grade C
Wolverhampton
GCSE English and Maths at grade C
Westminster
GCSE English at grade C
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