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Law at uni with my results

Hello!! I got my GCSE results 2 days ago, and I got

Italian - 9
Spanish - 8
English Literature - 7
English Language - 6
Maths - 6
History - 6
Business - 6
Biology - 5
Chemistry - 5
Physics - 4
DT - 4

I have enrolled in a new school, where I chose to do English Literature, History and Economics. My worries are that because I didn't to as great as I was expected to in my GCSEs, I might not do better at A levels because I lost my confidence.
If I keep working hard and do get great results, do you think I can get into a top uni?
I've always been interested to go to LSE and do Law, but now I'm not so confident about it anymore...
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Original post by rafahm
Hello!! I got my GCSE results 2 days ago, and I got

Italian - 9
Spanish - 8
English Literature - 7
English Language - 6
Maths - 6
History - 6
Business - 6
Biology - 5
Chemistry - 5
Physics - 4
DT - 4

I have enrolled in a new school, where I chose to do English Literature, History and Economics. My worries are that because I didn't to as great as I was expected to in my GCSEs, I might not do better at A levels because I lost my confidence.
If I keep working hard and do get great results, do you think I can get into a top uni?
I've always been interested to go to LSE and do Law, but now I'm not so confident about it anymore...


Trust me if your A level and LNAT grades are amazing then they will not care about your GCSE grades. Or, if you don't do well on your Alevel then you could do a degree in something else and then qualify in Law

So many people have horrible GCSEs but have had great outcomes so just breathe because you are going to be fine
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Thank you!! :smile:
The odds are not in your favour -- when you look at LSE and around that tier.

Even with a decent LNAT grade and A*AA predictions.
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The odds are not in your favour -- when you look at LSE and around that tier.

Even with a decent LNAT grade and A*AA predictions.


Do you mind expanding on your answer?
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Do you mind expanding on your answer?


LSE is super picky. Those grades aren't great.

Plenty of decent unis will have you presuming you improve when it comes to A-Levels.
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LSE is super picky. Those grades aren't great.

Plenty of decent unis will have you presuming you improve when it comes to A-Levels.


Thank you :smile:

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