Do A-levels/equivalent matter when applying to Senior Status Law?
Or can you apply with your undergraduate degree grade only? Say your A-level equivalents are not good (not sure how they are on A-level scale but BBC/a bit over but less than AAB) and you got a 1st in your undergrad degree? Of course LNAT score being enough.
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