Unconditional Offers for Law at LSE??!

First of all, congratulations to those who were accepted to LSE for Law! :smile:

I got a conditional offer of AAB which, me being a natural worrier, i worry very much about. I did a dance when i checked UCAS and found out, but now i'm dreading the exams. :frown:

Anyway, i noticed a few people got unconditional offers to study Law - wow! :eek:

how does that work? is it an undergraduate offer? do you get unconditional offers because they see something in your personal statement that is irresistable? :tongue:

or is it because you've acheived fantastically prodigious grades from exams in the past?

Not to sound too long winded but...for those who got unconditional offers for law, i was wondering...may i please know if you were doing a-levels when you got an offer, and the grades you acheived for the subjects/predictions? i'm very puzzled here...

congratulations again!

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First of all, congratulations to those who were accepted to LSE for Law! :smile:

I got a conditional offer of AAB which, me being a natural worrier, i worry very much about. I did a dance when i checked UCAS and found out, but now i'm dreading the exams. :frown:

Anyway, i noticed a few people got unconditional offers to study Law - wow! :eek:

how does that work? is it an undergraduate offer? do you get unconditional offers because they see something in your personal statement that is irresistable? :tongue:

Welldone.
UnConditional offers are for those people who have already done their a-levels/IB/etc...
They applied to UCAS AFTER they got their Final grades.

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