UCL law applicants 2020

Original post by benny9173

oh just found this thread aha

My Oxford rejection will be coming soon I’m sure. I have my heart set on LSE for law and anthropology to be honest.

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Hi, I also applied to UCL on the 6th of October and got a conditional offer today, so of they don't reply fast, don't be discouraged because it's been six weeks on the dot for me, just as advertised on the UCL official site. anyone hear back as well?

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Original post by Anonymous

My Oxford rejection will be coming soon I’m sure. I have my heart set on LSE for law and anthropology to be honest.

me too, I also though the law and anthropology course at LSE was very cool, but UCL is also not something to sneeze at. How do people choose between 2 or more good options?

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Original post by radumaria2001

Hi, I also applied to UCL on the 6th of October and got a conditional offer today, so of they don't reply fast, don't be discouraged because it's been six weeks on the dot for me, just as advertised on the UCL official site. anyone hear back as well?

whats your offer and stats, if you dont mind me asking?

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Original post by radumaria2001

me too, I also though the law and anthropology course at LSE was very cool, but UCL is also not something to sneeze at. How do people choose between 2 or more good options?

Oh cool did you apply to the LSE course?

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Original post by radumaria2001

me too, I also though the law and anthropology course at LSE was very cool, but UCL is also not something to sneeze at. How do people choose between 2 or more good options?

Oh cool did you apply to the LSE course?

Original post by benny9173

I'm not sure whether a thread like this one already exists, but let me know if it does..

Ive applied to:

- Exeter (BBB offer)
- Oxford (rejection)
- UCL
- KCL
- Strathclyde

Being rejected from oxford is a bit disappointing but oh well.. thats life.. now my mind is to hopefully go ucl (or kcl) because of the london location and i really would like to move there..

gcses: 98888887766a*
a2 pred: a*aa

lnat mcq was rly hard but essay went quite well for me..

lets all discuss our chances of getting in aha n make a ucl 'law alliance' aha

My GCSEs are 5A* 4A B, I moved school halfway through them and it can be seen on the dates of my Ucas form, by my stupid teachers didn’t mention it on the reference. I was fuming. They probably won’t notice that now. My predictions are 3A* and A* in EPQ, I wrote a legal fiction novella which I talked about in my epq. LNAT multi choice was really bad, and the essay was not be best but could have been worse. Though I ran out of time and didn’t grammar check.

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Original post by Anonymous

Oh cool did you apply to the LSE course?

yeah, I also applied, best of luck to you too.

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Original post by radumaria2001

yeah, I also applied, best of luck to you too.

Oh cool, there seems to be so many applicants for so few places 😬. How much anthropology did you fit in your statement?

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Original post by Z RF

whats your offer and stats, if you dont mind me asking?

well, I am an International student and I am taking the Baccalaureate, which is graded on a 1-10 scale, with 10 being the best. UCL asked for a decent average of 9.3 +, considering I take three subjects in the Baccalaureate - Maths, Native Language and Computer Science- and a high score on an accepted English Language Diploma such as toefl, ielts etc. I'm not sure what I did on the LNAT though, so I can't tell you that :smile:

). Also, why would I mind you asking, this is an online community designed so people like us can help each other, I'm glad I can offer you even mildly useful info. best of luck to you too!

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Original post by radumaria2001

well, I am an International student and I am taking the Baccalaureate, which is graded on a 1-10 scale, with 10 being the best. UCL asked for a decent average of 9.3 +, considering I take three subjects in the Baccalaureate - Maths, Native Language and Computer Science- and a high score on an accepted English Language Diploma such as toefl, ielts etc. I'm not sure what I did on the LNAT though, so I can't tell you that :smile:

). Also, why would I mind you asking, this is an online community designed so people like us can help each other, I'm glad I can offer you even mildly useful info. best of luck to you too!

Thank you! And congratulations on your offer! :h:

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