Official Law applicants thread for 2024 entry

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Are you applying to study Law at university this year?
Well this is the place for you!

Tell us about ...
Specific course:
Universities you're applying to:
A level / IB / Higher grades:
GCSE grades:
Any questions:

Share as much detail as you're comfortable with.

You may also want to have a look at this HUGE LIST of other applicants threads for all the universities you're applying to as well as potential other courses if you're a joint honours student.

(edited 6 months ago)

Reply 1

bani.kaur7

if i have a low lnat score (24) but a strong PS and predicted A*A*A grades is it worth applying to LSE OR KCL

Reply 2

Trrryyy

Original post by bani.kaur7

if i have a low lnat score (24) but a strong PS and predicted A*A*A grades is it worth applying to LSE OR KCL

How did you find out about your LNAT score?

Reply 3

isobel l

Original post by bani.kaur7

if i have a low lnat score (24) but a strong PS and predicted A*A*A grades is it worth applying to LSE OR KCL

How have you got your LNAT score back already?

Reply 4

Jakeclarke

Original post by normaw

Are you applying to study Law at university this year?
Well this is the place for you!

Tell us about ...
Specific course:
Universities you're applying to:
A level / IB / Higher grades:
GCSE grades:
Any questions:

Share as much detail as you're comfortable with.

You may also want to have a look at this HUGE LIST of other applicants threads for all the universities you're applying to as well as potential other courses if you're a joint honours student.

Law LLB
University of Birmingham, Leicester, Aston
A*AAA
987777666
I am really scared for my application, I really really want to get into Birmingham but am not sure, anyone have any idea if I stand a good chance or anything?

Reply 5

$tressedstudent

Original post by Jakeclarke

idk if ur joking around or not but if those are your real grades you will get into those unis

Reply 6

demiaaaaa75

Got offers:
Nottingham (Reduced to AAA)
Exeter (Reduced to ABB)
UEA (Standard at AAB)

Still waiting for:
Leeds (Typical A*AA)
York (Typical AAA)

(edited 3 months ago)

Reply 7

gamemaster4041

Original post by normaw

Are you applying to study Law at university this year?
Well this is the place for you!

Tell us about ...
Specific course:
Universities you're applying to:
A level / IB / Higher grades:
GCSE grades:
Any questions:

Share as much detail as you're comfortable with.

You may also want to have a look at this HUGE LIST of other applicants threads for all the universities you're applying to as well as potential other courses if you're a joint honours student.