Chance me on Bristol Law
Hello ladies and gentlemen here are my stats
Predicted Grades A*A* B
AS Levels: A B E (extenuating circumstances- housing insecurity and homelessness and illness)
GCSEs: 9 8888 8888 6 Di
LNAT: I believe from the Jindal Method it’s around 17-19 (extenuating circumstances still had an effect as it’s been an ongoing issue since May)
My PS and my reference are super strong but I believe they don’t look at them.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated- Bristol is one of my better options (other options are Warwick, York and Exeter and Oxford Foundation, yet this is FY is my biggest reach choice).
Predicted Grades A*A* B
AS Levels: A B E (extenuating circumstances- housing insecurity and homelessness and illness)
GCSEs: 9 8888 8888 6 Di
LNAT: I believe from the Jindal Method it’s around 17-19 (extenuating circumstances still had an effect as it’s been an ongoing issue since May)
My PS and my reference are super strong but I believe they don’t look at them.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated- Bristol is one of my better options (other options are Warwick, York and Exeter and Oxford Foundation, yet this is FY is my biggest reach choice).
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by decorated-lateneHello ladies and gentlemen here are my stats
Predicted Grades A*A* B
AS Levels: A B E (extenuating circumstances- housing insecurity and homelessness and illness)
GCSEs: 9 8888 8888 6 Di
LNAT: I believe from the Jindal Method it’s around 17-19 (extenuating circumstances still had an effect as it’s been an ongoing issue since May)
My PS and my reference are super strong but I believe they don’t look at them.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated- Bristol is one of my better options (other options are Warwick, York and Exeter and Oxford Foundation, yet this is FY is my biggest reach choice).
Predicted Grades A*A* B
AS Levels: A B E (extenuating circumstances- housing insecurity and homelessness and illness)
GCSEs: 9 8888 8888 6 Di
LNAT: I believe from the Jindal Method it’s around 17-19 (extenuating circumstances still had an effect as it’s been an ongoing issue since May)
My PS and my reference are super strong but I believe they don’t look at them.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated- Bristol is one of my better options (other options are Warwick, York and Exeter and Oxford Foundation, yet this is FY is my biggest reach choice).
Forgot to add I am also contextual!
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19 MCQ is a low LNAT score for Bristol - and Bristol's assessment weightings are 20% GCSE / 40% A levels / 40% LNAT. Btw 'contextual' doesn't change this assessment, just the grade offer you get if you are made an offer.
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by McGinger19 MCQ is a low LNAT score for Bristol - and Bristol's assessment weightings are 20% GCSE / 40% A levels / 40% LNAT. Btw 'contextual' doesn't change this assessment, just the grade offer you get if you are made an offer.
Are my chances low then
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by McGinger19 MCQ is a low LNAT score for Bristol - and Bristol's assessment weightings are 20% GCSE / 40% A levels / 40% LNAT. Btw 'contextual' doesn't change this assessment, just the grade offer you get if you are made an offer.
The reason I added contextual was because I heard that they are much more forgiving with ‘weaker’ applications
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by decorated-lateneThe reason I added contextual was because I heard that they are much more forgiving with ‘weaker’ applications
They may make concessions for lower grade expectations because of 'educational disadvantage' - but the whole point of LNAT is to test your intellectual aptitude for Law, and so that aspect isn't going to be 'flexible', LNAT is only used by eight Unis - so if your LNAT score is low, just apply to other Universities.
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