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hey guys, so I finished my A-levels in the cycle of 2023, I got **** grades it was MERIT at the extended certificate in law, a D in politics and an E in history, my sixth form didn't let me back in even though I told them I had been going through depression, I enquired a lot thought about doing foundation courses, so came across CERTHE legal studies birkbeck, so studying that now, and this course declared that every student that studied it 100% received an offer from top Russel group unis, so I gave it a shot and applied to LSE, KCL, UCL, QMUL and uni of Leeds for LLB however got rejected from all, im trying to stay strong, does anyone know if there is any way I can get into these unis, I have enquired if I can do courses that are not popular such as politics and extra. pls advise me

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raj9988

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Original post by bhumiiiiiii90

hey guys, so I finished my A-levels in the cycle of 2023, I got **** grades it was MERIT at the extended certificate in law, a D in politics and an E in history, my sixth form didn't let me back in even though I told them I had been going through depression, I enquired a lot thought about doing foundation courses, so came across CERTHE legal studies birkbeck, so studying that now, and this course declared that every student that studied it 100% received an offer from top Russel group unis, so I gave it a shot and applied to LSE, KCL, UCL, QMUL and uni of Leeds for LLB however got rejected from all, im trying to stay strong, does anyone know if there is any way I can get into these unis, I have enquired if I can do courses that are not popular such as politics and extra. pls advise me

If you apply to The Open University in the spring and take a first year course (CertHE) of 120 credits..you can transfer over to a brick uni.
2 years at Open University 120 credit per year, with 240 credits you can transfer to Universities depending on your grades of course.
*make sure the course you take at OU are applicable to the degree program you want to transfer into.

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Laffer

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Original post by bhumiiiiiii90

hey guys, so I finished my A-levels in the cycle of 2023, I got **** grades it was MERIT at the extended certificate in law, a D in politics and an E in history, my sixth form didn't let me back in even though I told them I had been going through depression, I enquired a lot thought about doing foundation courses, so came across CERTHE legal studies birkbeck, so studying that now, and this course declared that every student that studied it 100% received an offer from top Russel group unis, so I gave it a shot and applied to LSE, KCL, UCL, QMUL and uni of Leeds for LLB however got rejected from all, im trying to stay strong, does anyone know if there is any way I can get into these unis, I have enquired if I can do courses that are not popular such as politics and extra. pls advise me

Mostly those universities are competitive to extremely competitive to get in to. If you have any chance it will be at QMUL, I'm afraid you're simply wasting your time with LSE and UCL, and most likely with KCL and Leeds too.

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Deltabravo123

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Original post by bhumiiiiiii90

hey guys, so I finished my A-levels in the cycle of 2023, I got **** grades it was MERIT at the extended certificate in law, a D in politics and an E in history, my sixth form didn't let me back in even though I told them I had been going through depression, I enquired a lot thought about doing foundation courses, so came across CERTHE legal studies birkbeck, so studying that now, and this course declared that every student that studied it 100% received an offer from top Russel group unis, so I gave it a shot and applied to LSE, KCL, UCL, QMUL and uni of Leeds for LLB however got rejected from all, im trying to stay strong, does anyone know if there is any way I can get into these unis, I have enquired if I can do courses that are not popular such as politics and extra. pls advise me

Hi, seeing that you applied to just RG universities. It may be that the CertHE isn’t highly regarded within RG unis?

Also, KCl, UCL and LSE all require an LNAT. What was your LNAT score?

Moreover, I doubt you would get in this year if you have already been rejected by all of them. I would advise you take the Access to HE in Law course and reapply next year?

How was your personal statement?

Are you trying to transfer to 2nd year? These unis and the rest of RG unis do not allow transfers in to 2nd year LLB.

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