where should i apply for law?

ive already applied for law at ucl, kcl, bristol, nottingham and qmul (global law) but im not too keen on qmul. ive heard the campus is in a rlly dodgy part of london, its not that reputable for law and its next to a graveyard.. i want to change qmul but im not quite sure what to change it to. any suggestion or is qmul good? my stats are non contextual predicted A*A*A in history, sociology and eng lit, with AS level D in maths which im quite scared will give me alot of rejections. im doing an epq law related but my school doesn't give predicted grades for it. i havent sat the lnat yet im doing it this week.. any advice? should i try get another safe option because they're all quite a reach

All the 5 unis are competitive and have similar grade requirements. From application strategy perspective it's a good idea swapping 1 or 2 with less competitive uni as your insurance. Good luck.

ive already applied for law at ucl, kcl, bristol, nottingham and qmul (global law) but im not too keen on qmul. ive heard the campus is in a rlly dodgy part of london, its not that reputable for law and its next to a graveyard.. i want to change qmul but im not quite sure what to change it to. any suggestion or is qmul good? my stats are non contextual predicted A*A*A in history, sociology and eng lit, with AS level D in maths which im quite scared will give me alot of rejections. im doing an epq law related but my school doesn't give predicted grades for it. i havent sat the lnat yet im doing it this week.. any advice? should i try get another safe option because they're all quite a reach

Hi, I would recommend Warwick, it’s a really great uni, has a great reputation and has a strong law department but doesn’t require the LNAT so I think they focus strongly on your predicted grades. I recently received an offer there w A*A*A* prediction and I think it’s safer to have a couple of non LNAT unis.