Really confused please respond

Hello, I got 3 a* and 5As in GCSE and 4A* in A levels. So what are my chances at Lse, Kcl, Ucl?. I am an international student and I will be applying for Law. I am currently doing an internship at a top law firm in my country and I have done 15 plus muns and was president of mun society till previous year.

Is this serious?

Hello, I got 3 a* and 5As in GCSE and 4A* in A levels. So what are my chances at Lse, Kcl, Ucl?. I am an international student and I will be applying for Law. I am currently doing an internship at a top law firm in my country and I have done 15 plus muns and was president of mun society till previous year.

Don’t forget it’s not just to do with the grades, it’s about spaces on the course and how strong your personal statement is. But you definitely have a good chance since you have good a levels, they don’t really care so much with gcses as long as you’ve passed the main ones.

Hello, I got 3 a* and 5As in GCSE and 4A* in A levels. So what are my chances at Lse, Kcl, Ucl?. I am an international student and I will be applying for Law. I am currently doing an internship at a top law firm in my country and I have done 15 plus muns and was president of mun society till previous year.

Should match the grade requirements, strange that your gcses are the old ones though but unis only need 8 total so you're gucci
4 A*s is always nice to have especially further maths for econ, Law is brutal with the memorising and completely soul crushing after that but the money can be good if you are
I'd go for it, all the unis you picked are heavily international and in London so if you're looking to experience British culture you won't find much there; up to you if you want the experience of living here or just the degree really but you've got the chops if you want it
gl pal

Hello, I got 3 a* and 5As in GCSE and 4A* in A levels. So what are my chances at Lse, Kcl, Ucl?. I am an international student and I will be applying for Law. I am currently doing an internship at a top law firm in my country and I have done 15 plus muns and was president of mun society till previous year.

hm maybe he is rich bich saudi oil lord looking for praise
didn't work though if that was the plan
why would anyone be praised for good exam results by strangers on the internet in a thread they made about applying to uni
if it's a cry for attention it's a really sh*t one anyway

it's not a cry for attention. I seriously want replies on whether my profile is good enough for kings, UCL,lse

it's not a cry for attention. I seriously want replies on whether my profile is good enough for kings, UCL,lse

yeah bro you're good, gcses are bare minimum but they only care about the cutoff point for those
4 A*s is good, don't know many others who got that this year, lot of my friends were disappointed
Just keep in my those unis don't have a student atmosphere and again there won't be a new culture to discover, it's really about what matters to you since there are great law departments all around the country

No sorry, unless you didn't do platinum DofE or NCS you have no chance. I did a placement as the prime minister's aide for a week and also served for the Royal Navy for 12 years. In addition to that, I did 6 A levels (Maths, FM, Additional maths, Additional further maths, Maths for experts and Physics) and got A* in all of them, I even did a math degree early because I did my maths A level at 7 years old. In fact, I was invited by Gavin Williamson to write the 2019 A level Maths and Further Maths papers. I'm now a global ambassador for Edexcel and soon to be CEO. I applied for LSE but got rejected less than an hour later

The only university that ended up accepting me was the University of West London, so to repeat myself you definitely don't have a chance.

sir, I come from a country where these universities are highly acclaimed along with Oxbridge obviously.

Hello, I got 3 a* and 5As in GCSE and 4A* in A levels. So what are my chances at Lse, Kcl, Ucl?. I am an international student and I will be applying for Law. I am currently doing an internship at a top law firm in my country and I have done 15 plus muns and was president of mun society till previous year.

Really? That's quite interesting in the UK basically only Oxbridge gets recognition - while the other Unis look good they don't necessarily give benefits when it comes to the working world

Really? That's quite interesting in the UK basically only Oxbridge gets recognition - while the other Unis look good they don't necessarily give benefits when it comes to the working world

If this is serious then yeah, you shouldn't have too much of a hard time getting into it. I don't know why you're confused though; pretty sure it's quite easy to find out if you can get in or not