LLB downgraded to BA - GDL possibility
I was on the LLB course at Edinburgh University, however I failed a module twice and I was downgraded to a BA (HSS). This is considered a Scottish Ordinary degree and I am wondering if anyone has experience with Scottish Ordinary degrees and continuing to a GDL or a Masters in England?
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