Are my GCSE's good enough to pursue law and get into a decent RG univesity

So after recently obtaining my GCSE's I am quite unsure whether i can get into a good uni and whether or not it may hinder my chances into actually getting into it. I did check uni requirements and the ones i do want to go into either specify a C/grade 5 in maths and a B in english
which i either meet or exceed. I know that GCSE's are only a part of my student statement but im worrying about whether or not i can get into unis like queen mary, manchester, nottingham and potentially warwick. |For A levels i did pick english literature, politics and biology Any advice would be greatly helpful. Thank

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Reply 1

YSJ_Koen

Hi BanJuan,

So as stated, you have met your GCSE requirements for the universities - I wouldn't worry.

Your main target is getting a good predicted grade that is set by your school, these are what universities are looking at the most. In the end GCSE's are just a general minimum requirement pretty much everywhere, including jobs.

Hope this helps,
Koen.

Reply 2

McGinger

Unis do not actually care that much about your GCSEs. Whilst they may score your overall GCSE profile as part of their assessment, its a tiny element compared to your A levels etc. As an example, Bristol uses these weightings for Law - 20% GCSEs, 40% A levels, 40% LNAT. Focus on your A levels.