IGCSE weighting for law application
Hi everyone. I am going to apply for Law at these universities: Oxford, KCL, LSE, Queen Mary and Manchester. I have recently given my AS exams and am expecting to get 4As, and for my A2, I am aiming to get at least 2A*s and 2As. As Oxford, KCL, LSE require the Lnat, I am also preparing for that and hopefully get a high score. However, I did not work that hard in year 11 and only got 2A*s and 6As for my IGCSEs. Do my very average IGCSE results lower my chances at getting an offer from either one of my chosen universities?
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