I am undecided whether to apply for law or not.

I am predicted AAB (good grades that I am thankful for), and I am thinking of applying to UoB, and Exeter for Law, and maybe Anthropology + Law at LSE, and 2 other safe options to fall back on. I was wondering whether it would be worth it.

I feel conflicted because I always expected my PG's to be higher because I do very well in my subjects (Politics, Sociology and Eng Lit) but my skl is notorious for being harsh with PG's, and I couldn't be predicted grades that reflected my progress throughout the year, A*AA.

Was just wondering whether I should :smile:

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McGinger

The usual advice with your 5 choices is - 1 risky choice (just above your predicted grades, ie AAA, and be prepared for No), 3 at your predicted grades (likely offers), and 1 below your grades for a realistic Insurance choice.

Predicted grades are notoriously inaccurate, and you may feel that not applying to Uni this year, and instead working your socks off (really working, not just playing at it) is going to get you higher results than you have been predicted. You could then plan a gap year - work/travel - and apply for 2026 entry with achieved grades.