University of Glasgow Law Offer Holders 2024

Hi, I have created a thread for all UofG law offer holders 2024. This platform will allow us to share information and proceed with the requirements of the process so that no one misses out. It will also be a great opportunity for us to get to know each other beforehand. Anyone with questions, feel free to ask, and anyone with an answer, please do feel free to share. And also, congratulations to you all!

Reply 1

Anonymous #1

hi guys, i’m still waiting on an offer, but i’m just wondering what grades and LNATS people got to gauge if i’m likes to recieve an offer.
I’m a contextual student with 4A’s and 2B’s at Higher, LNAT 27, good personal statement. Keeping my fingers crossed 🤞🏻

Reply 2

self-imposed-deb

I think you will get in, I’ve seen some with lower LNAT scores than yours getting offers, so all the best.

Reply 3

lawlawlawtokyo

Original post by Anonymous

I wouldn’t worry about your LNAT, I got a 19 and I received an offer in December, but it’s conditional and I’m not sure if this low score will make them rescind the offer lol. I have heard from a lot of forums though that 1. It is generally agreed upon that Glasgow has a LNAT cut-off of 18, it may be even lower this year as the average score for all applicants was lower this year by a point or two compared to previous years 2. universities do have access to your LNAT well before applicants do so I would imagine they would take a look before giving out offers, however they might revisit your score to compare with other applicants so 19 definitely doesn’t help, but your 27 is well above their cutoff. Plus, average successful Glasgow applicants score is also 23 so I wouldn’t be worried!

My application statistics for context:

International Student - American qualifications

Entry requirement: 444 My grades:544Gap year student, so my final grades were already submitted at the time of application.

Received a conditional in December but I’m still waiting for them to make a decision vision on wetherI meet the conditions or not, but I’m confused because I already gave them my transcript and theywant me to meet a certain gpa?

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