Gcse's -applying for law at uni

I would like to apply for law at university and I have good predicted grades and GCSE's, however I got a U in further maths GCSE- do I need to put this on my UCAS application, and if so will this affect my chances?

There was no valid reason. I tried to drop it but my teacher told me to give it a go. So I chose to focus on my other GCSE's as my further maths teacher told me that even if I didn't do too well, It wouldn't be put anywhere. But now I am not too sure if I have to put it on my application.

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flowersinmyhair

Clearing and Applications Advisor, Study Forum Helper

Original post by _leannejose

I think you do have to put that on your UCAS application as you will have been awarded a certificate showing that grade. It won't help your chances of getting into law, but I can't say for definite that it will worsen your chances.