Do I still have a chance - Law

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Hello everyone, my first time posting here!
Scottish student here and this year sat my Highers and got AAAAB
my appeal for the subject I got a B in was unsuccessful (one mark off- lifelong regret)
I want to study in common Law in uni but I was wondering with my grades would it be too ambitious to apply to UCL or King’s, or should I give it a shot?
I’ve thinking about my 5 choices and I still haven’t really had a firm decision where I want to go. My top choice would probably be Glasgow but I’m afraid that it would be competitive as not many Scottish unis offer Common Law (also free tuition would attract many!) and I just barely meet the entry requirements, so anyone have any advice of their experiences I would really appreciate it!

I’m sorry, I have no idea how law works, nor do I know how Scotland works. I was just really tempted to say ‘no’, which was mean. I think you definitely do have a chance still because those grades are good. Go for it!

I have been doing law for ages and I can assure you that law doesn't work. People have been trying to make law work since Ashurbanipal was a boy in Nineveh. No go! As a student of history and politics, I'm not sure that Scotland works either, although Scotland did invent the Enlightenment, and that's a good thing.

UCL Laws calls for A1,A,A at Advanced Highers (or A1,A at Advanced Higher and A,A,A at Higher). I discovered that by under one minute's worth of Googling. You can look up KCL's requirements yourself. Looking stuff up is a law student and lawyer thing.

PS: Cheer up! I doubt that dropping one mark in one of your Highers will bother you much or at all when you are 97 (or even when you are 27).

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