Is SOAS good for LLB law

I got BBB in my alevels and I had to pick between studying law at Queen Mary's or SOAS and I was advised to pick SOAS as it's regarded as a better institution internationally but now the more I research it the worse it sounds.. is it really that bad of a university? Is it worth paying 9k a year to study at? Are there any better options and is it worth transferring to another university instead? I was hoping to get into KCL but I didn't apply there and the only course they didn't let me into during clearing was law and suggested I do something else which I wasn't interested in. Was it a mistake to cross out queen Mary's?...

What made you want to switch courses? You could've completed your IR degree before doing a conversion?

As in I was meant to study IR for my undergraduates but instead switched it to a LLB and then maybe doing IR as a masters

At first I applied for international relations with law but then switched it to just an LLB after I was accepted but now I feel like it was a mistake to study law at SOAS and perhaps it would've been better to do it elsewhere. Ik how good SOAS is for IR but is it the same for law?