What academic standards are set for undergraduate admissions in law?
All colleges apply the same admissions criteria. So far as formal academic qualifications are concerned, there is no fixed requirement. Most of those admitted will either hold or be predicted to obtain all As at A-level (or equivalent), and will already have an outstanding group of GCSEs (or equivalent) dominated by A*s and As. However our main interest is in academic promise and sometimes we may admit candidates whose existing qualifications, in our view, do not do justice to their academic abilities or potential. We rely on the UCAS form, on performance in the National Admissions Test for Law (see Question 17 below), and on our interview process to establish whether this is so. We do not rely on any non-academic factors unless they reveal something relevant to academic progress. If we make an offer before A-Level (or equivalent) it will usually be AAA (or equivalent). For applicants applying in 2009, we will not make any offers requiring an A* in A-Level. Check the qualitative admiss
All colleges apply the same admissions criteria. We rely on the UCAS form, on performance in the National Admissions Test for Law (see Question 17 below), and on our interview process to assess our applicants. We do not rely on any non-academic factors unless they reveal something relevant to academic progress.
We have formally spelled out the qualities we are looking for in applicants for our undergraduate programmes in law. These ‘qualitative admissions criteria’ are used by all colleges. So far as formal academic qualifications are concerned, there is no fixed requirement. Most of those admitted will either hold or be predicted to obtain all As at A-level (or equivalent), and will already have an outstanding group of GCSEs (or equivalent) dominated by A*s and As. However our main interest is in academic promise and sometimes we may admit candidates whose existing qualifications, in our view, do not do justice to their academic abilities. We rely on the UCAS form, on performance in the National Admissions Test for Law (see below), and on our interview process to establish whether this is so. We do not rely on any non-academic factors unless they reveal something relevant to academic progress. If we make an offer before A-level (or equivalent) it will usually be AAA (or equivalent). Check th
All colleges apply the same admissions criteria. So far as formal academic qualifications are concerned, there is no fixed requirement. Most of those admitted will either hold or be predicted to obtain all As at A-level (or equivalent), and will already have an outstanding group of GCSEs (or equivalent) dominated by A*s and As. However our main interest is in academic promise and sometimes we may admit candidates whose existing qualifications, in our view, do not do justice to their academic abilities or potential. We rely on the UCAS form, on performance in the National Admissions Test for Law (see Question 17 below), and on our interview process to establish whether this is so. We do not rely on any non-academic factors unless they reveal something relevant to academic progress. If we make an offer before A-Level (or equivalent) it will usually be AAA (or equivalent). For applicants applying in 2009, we will not make any offers requiring an A* in A-Level. 16. Should I study any parti
All colleges apply the same admissions criteria. So far as formal academic qualifications are concerned, there is no fixed requirement. Most of those admitted will either hold or be predicted to obtain all As at A-level (or equivalent), and will already have an outstanding group of GCSEs (or equivalent) dominated by A*s and As. However our main interest is in academic promise and sometimes we may admit candidates whose existing qualifications, in our view, do not do justice to their academic abilities or potential. We rely on the UCAS form, on performance in the National Admissions Test for Law (see Question 17 below), and on our interview process to establish whether this is so. We do not rely on any non-academic factors unless they reveal something relevant to academic progress. If we make an offer before A-Level (or equivalent) it will usually be AAA (or equivalent). For applicants applying in 2010, we will not make any offers requiring an A* in A-Level. Check the qualitative admiss
