Law Applicants (2020 Entry)

I don't think my GCSEs are good enough (1a*, 2a, 1b, 4c, m2) and I'm really worried about it even though I'm predicted A*A*A (maybe even tri A*)

I'm also applying for all RG

I’m worried about extra curricular stuff aswell because I know that it’s really important to do stuff around your subject and I just don’t know what to do

I do MUN with my school but I'd defo try read some law books and stuff like that, it seems to be really hard to get them for law
Super-curriculars (excu related to your subject) are always good but you can still do excus not related to your subject and they'll still be good

Idk what to do because all the unis I'm looking at are RG and so I'm scared I'm making a mistake by potentially applying for 5 RG unis? Don't really know what to do because I don't want to go through the stress of thinking I'm gonna get rejected by every uni I apply to

I don't think my GCSEs are good enough (1a*, 2a, 1b, 4c, m2) and I'm really worried about it even though I'm predicted A*A*A (maybe even tri A*)

I'm also applying for all RG

Your GCSEs are good enough for RG Law, especially with those predicted A level results

Thanks I just know it's so competitive and I know for other competitive degrees e.g. medicine you need to have a perfect profile

RG are no different to non RG Unis in that the main criteria they will use to decide whether to offer someone a place or not will be predicted grades. Do you know what your predicted grades are likely to be? You will have a much better idea by the time you apply to Uni, and so can target your applications accordingly. For example, if you are predicted AAB and you apply to unis asking for AAB, you will almost certainly get offers. The work experience you have mentioned definitely sounds good enough for RG Law but it is your predicted grades that will be the decider.