University of law, how well known and competitive is it? Is it a good University?

I don’t think it’s very competitive but it’s a good uni to find a job after graduation. They have good connections with various firms apparently.

its not competitive but they’re really supportive in terms on finding a job after your degree. but with your predictions i would aim a little higher up into more reputable unis! up to you tho, just a suggestion (:

They are more well known for their LPC and GDL and more postgraduate courses. They arent that competitive compared to others but they are decent. You wont be disadvantaged if you wanted to apply to MC firms if you have a strong application

Thank you so much! The only problem is that I don't really know any other Unis in London which would accept me (without it being a risk) such as kings, ucl or any competitive competitive law school. If you have any recommendations it would really help!

why not? (:

Most competitive Unis require A*AAs and I don't think I'm going to get an offer with the predictions i have. I know that they're not bad at all but I don't think that they'll easily get me in the top Unis since there are probably a lot of people who do meet their requirements.

if you think you can get higher than your predictions you should definitely still apply. also maybe have a look at reading university or surrey?

Thank you so much! The only problem is that I don't really know any other Unis in London which would accept me (without it being a risk) such as kings, ucl or any competitive competitive law school. If you have any recommendations it would really help!

If you are restricted to London you will find it difficult with AAB predictions to find a suitable uni; there are much better ones for AAB people outside London.

As @Euphoria101 suggested I would see if you could get your predictions increased to AAA so that you could apply to QMUL. If you can't do that or realistically feel that you would be lucky to get AAB, the next best bet is probably City uni. If you are able to travel a little outside London, I would also look at Southampton, Reading and Royal Holloway, which is part of the University of London but based in Surrey.

I know OP can possibly do better. I was giving suggestions for other universities IN LONDON like OP needs and the ones I mentioned are better than the university of laws in so many ways.

Also not everyone can move/travel outside London. I know I won’t be able to. That’s why I would look for a university in London like OP.

If I were him/her i would apply to at least 1 university with entry requirements higher than their predictions. You can go through adjustment/clearing.

All of what I said is much better than going to a uni with a lower entry requirement than what the OP is predicted when they are capable of much more

Uni of Law was one of my 5 choices for London law unis (though i was restricted to only those doing 2 years)

It was GOLD TFL when i looked 2 years ago, though now silver. I loved the branded pens and post it notes. Campus seemed nice but really it was just a large training provider building.

(I also considered City/Grenwich and bloomsbury - ignore that last one and got into QMUL so am there as i wanted more of a university experience (even at my age of 47), i mean i have not actually done any sports or societies but i could! i also fancied learning languages and doing writing courses which i have done).