Law 2024- predicted grades

Hi guys,
I’m currently in year 13 and I want to apply study to law (2024), but my predicted grades are quite low compared to the university grade requirements that are typically A*AA. My predicted grades are ABB but I think I could potentially get them to A*AB. Are contextual offers commonly given out? Because I fit the criteria for post code and high school so how likely am I to get a lowered offer and how much do you guys think it would be lowered from the typical offers of A*AA?

Hi guys,
I’m currently in year 13 and I want to apply study to law (2024), but my predicted grades are quite low compared to the university grade requirements that are typically A*AA. My predicted grades are ABB but I think I could potentially get them to A*AB. Are contextual offers commonly given out? Because I fit the criteria for post code and high school so how likely am I to get a lowered offer and how much do you guys think it would be lowered from the typical offers of A*AA?

Heyy, I've also applied for Law 2024 and I've just received an offer from Exeter which was contextual(I wasn't expecting it because I didn't think I fitted in any critera) nonetheless I am predicted A*A*A .I think just to be safe apply to a uni that has the grades that are u are predicted because contextual offers are still competitive. But don't be deterred from trying the unis with higher grade requirements just be realistic.<3

What is your offer and what a levels do you do?

AAB and I do sociology,biology,spanish

Sry if this is personal, but do you go state or private. I saw you talked about contextual. I have extra circumstances but not sure if i would qualify for a contextual.

Heyy, I've also applied for Law 2024 and I've just received an offer from Exeter which was contextual(I wasn't expecting it because I didn't think I fitted in any critera) nonetheless I am predicted A*A*A .I think just to be safe apply to a uni that has the grades that are u are predicted because contextual offers are still competitive. But don't be deterred from trying the unis with higher grade requirements just be realistic.<3

Hi, if you don't mind me asking what gcses did you get, do they matter as much in your opinion? I'm in year 12 and am an aspiring law student as well, also do you think the higher the grades you get the better chance in terms of a level grades? or do you just need to meet the requirements for a offer?

I got 5 9’s 5 8’s and one 7. I think baseline u need to get the required grades. Having 3 or 2 A*’s might make your application more strong as universities are looking for those with the most academic potential. However, if u have an amazing personal statement and have the grades that meet the requirement I see no reason why they wouldn’t take u .x hope this helps

Hi!!

I'm also year 13 wanting to apply fit for law at Nottingham, UEA, LSE UCL and City of London but my predicted grades are AAA and I'm not eligible for contextual offers but I do have mitigating circumstances as I missed 3 months of year 12 due to major surgery

Do you think it's likely I'll get offers?

I would appreciate any advice

Hello, everyone!
I was wondering if there is anyone here who has received law con-offers despite primarily studying science A-Level subjects along with economics?