one 2:2 in first year for magic circle law
i've seen a lot of discourse about this on forums and was just wondering if magic circle law firms really automatically filter applicants out if they have even one 2:2 in their first year? does anyone know if this is true and if it would truly make a difference even if the final degree grade was a high 2:1 / 1st?
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