Anthropology and law or LLB Law at LSE?

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Im currently a year 12 student doing my mocks soon. I was wondering if it’s worth it going for LLB Law at LSE even if my predicted currently just meets the requirements (A*AA) or should I apply for a course like anthro and law where my current predicted is better suited. I also would be a contextual applicant due to the Sutton Trust so idk if that would make a difference.

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axmm

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by izzaabellaa

Im currently a year 12 student doing my mocks soon. I was wondering if it’s worth it going for LLB Law at LSE even if my predicted currently just meets the requirements (A*AA) or should I apply for a course like anthro and law where my current predicted is better suited. I also would be a contextual applicant due to the Sutton Trust so idk if that would make a difference.

if you would be a contextual applicant they'd bring your grades down for llb law - so i'd still apply!

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Bev9

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by izzaabellaa

Im currently a year 12 student doing my mocks soon. I was wondering if it’s worth it going for LLB Law at LSE even if my predicted currently just meets the requirements (A*AA) or should I apply for a course like anthro and law where my current predicted is better suited. I also would be a contextual applicant due to the Sutton Trust so idk if that would make a difference.

Definitely still worth applying to LLB at LSE as their contextual offer is AAB. There is still time to increase predicted grades when year 13 starts (which I don't think is necessary), just get started on LNAT revision over the summer.

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