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How lenient is Birmingham for Law? Their offer calculator says that I would likely to get a conditional offer of A*AA (even though my predictions are AAA.) I’m not confident in achieving the A* Are they likely to accept me with AAA?
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How lenient is Birmingham for Law? Their offer calculator says that I would likely to get a conditional offer of A*AA (even though my predictions are AAA.) I’m not confident in achieving the A* Are they likely to accept me with AAA?
How lenient is Birmingham for Law? Their offer calculator says that I would likely to get a conditional offer of A*AA (even though my predictions are AAA.) I’m not confident in achieving the A* Are they likely to accept me with AAA?
With that in mind, I wish you the best of luck and hope to see you in September!
Dave, Marketing and Student Recruitment Co-ordinator, College of Arts and Law
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How lenient is Birmingham for Law? Their offer calculator says that I would likely to get a conditional offer of A*AA (even though my predictions are AAA.) I’m not confident in achieving the A* Are they likely to accept me with AAA?
How lenient is Birmingham for Law? Their offer calculator says that I would likely to get a conditional offer of A*AA (even though my predictions are AAA.) I’m not confident in achieving the A* Are they likely to accept me with AAA?
Firstly, I need to stress that UoB's 'usual' requirements for Law are AAA. They offered me AAB however (my predictions were AAA and I ended up getting AAB at A-Level), because for our year they lowered the grades as compensation for COVID. They've raised it to A*AA because our cohort is really full-up and they want to take less students for this year.
Because of this, I think they would accept you with AAA definitely, I think a lot of unis put their requirements up purposely to put people off from applying so they don't get too many applications. Kind of like how Leicester's requirements are AAB when I know a friend who got in for Law at Leicester with BBC.
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I have appplied for law at UoB this septmeber I emailed their admissions team like last month and they told me they are strict with their grades. if you do not meet the A*AA you won't get a place.
Interesting that they have said you can definitely get in with AAA.
My friend is going Cambridge and they told him they woudl accept him if he got one grade lower.
Interesting that they have said you can definitely get in with AAA.
My friend is going Cambridge and they told him they woudl accept him if he got one grade lower.
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When I went to the open day, the person giving the Law talk said it depends on the amount of people who achieve the required grades, as well as whether you firm or insure. I have a feeling they will accept a decent amount of AAA students who firm them but getting the grades is the on way to be 100% sure unfortunately. Birmingham is already quite popular for law because they did not require the LNAT and it’s a popular city.
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Just firmed Brum for LLB law, had an unconditional because I've already got my grades, any law gcs I can join?
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Just firmed Brum for LLB law, had an unconditional because I've already got my grades, any law gcs I can join?
Just firmed Brum for LLB law, had an unconditional because I've already got my grades, any law gcs I can join?
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Hi Everyone!
I thought I'd just help with the above so everyone has a clear idea of Birmingham Law School's admissions. Our current entry requirements are A*AA and this is the condition that students need to fulfil to be given a place with us; students who are unlikely to achieve this have been rejected by our admissions department. In some circumstances, we are able to consider students who narrowly missed this criteria if we have any spaces available. This varies year upon year dependent upon particular circumstances.Dave, Marketing and Student Recruitment Coordinator, College of Arts and Law
I thought I'd just help with the above so everyone has a clear idea of Birmingham Law School's admissions. Our current entry requirements are A*AA and this is the condition that students need to fulfil to be given a place with us; students who are unlikely to achieve this have been rejected by our admissions department. In some circumstances, we are able to consider students who narrowly missed this criteria if we have any spaces available. This varies year upon year dependent upon particular circumstances.Dave, Marketing and Student Recruitment Coordinator, College of Arts and Law
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