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Hey just a quick question how much do GCSEs matter when apply to Cambridge for law? Does anyone have a rough idea how Cambridge weigh their offers taking into account LNAT, A level grades and GCSE

Hi! I’m currently a first year student reading law at St John’s College! My GCSEs on nowhere near good honestly in fact, I’m quite embarrassed when people ask but they are 3334456A89. I was rejected from LSE, Bristol & Warwick based on my GCSEs 🥲
It is important to note that I did apply on achieved grades of A*A*A at A level. My LNAT was a 26😊
I don’t think Cambridge places as much emphasis as Oxford on GCSEs, although they do still play a part. I think your A Level/ IB & your interview/ admissions assessments have a substantial role in the decision process in comparison to GCSEs.

Very little, really - particularly if you're predicted (or have achieved) excellent A levels. Cambridge is more interested in progress than historic results, and if you can show strong and clear progression in terms of attainment from GCSE to A level, plus the usual requirements of enthusiasm for your subject, 'teachability' etc, then you don't need to fret about some slightly dodgy GCSE results.

Do Cambridge interview prospective students like Oxford do?

Yes, Cambridge interview before making offers for undergraduate applicants.

Hey just a quick question how much do GCSEs matter when apply to Cambridge for law? Does anyone have a rough idea how Cambridge weigh their offers taking into account LNAT, A level grades and GCSE

If you're applying to Cambridge, try this link What are the Cambridge Law Entry Requirements? or LNAT Blog Posts | UniAdmissions | World's First Oxbridge Prep School there is loads of information on personal statement writing, a students experience of the interview, a day in the life of a student, all interesting stuff and may give you some tips. Good Luck with applying!