Transfers for LLB courses are rare. Different qualifying law degrees cover the mandatory topics in different years and so getting a close match on content is difficult.
Add on that for transfers into year 2 you normally need to have good year 1 results, a close match on content AND meet the entry criteria for year 1 entry at the new university and it’s really not a likely outcome.
If you want to attend a specific university for law then you are best off resitting A levels and reapplying and meeting their entry requirements.
Don’t start a degree elsewhere hoping to transfer.
Add on that for transfers into year 2 you normally need to have good year 1 results, a close match on content AND meet the entry criteria for year 1 entry at the new university and it’s really not a likely outcome.
If you want to attend a specific university for law then you are best off resitting A levels and reapplying and meeting their entry requirements.
Don’t start a degree elsewhere hoping to transfer.
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