In UCAS it says the most common grades is AAA but the standard offer is A*AA, so I just wanted to know if it was because of leniency or contextual offers or something.
Is it true that Durham rejects amazing applicants or people that score higher in the lnat?
Hi, I want to go into corporate law but am extremely worried about the LNAT as it highly affects whether I can get into top unis like LSE or Durham. I was wondering if it was worth applying to PPE at Durham or Warwick and doing a conversion course, or if it would be better to go to Bristol law as it is more lenient with the LNAT, and which one is more likely to land me a training contract at a Magic Circle firm.
I am applying to Bristol for law and was exploring it on UCAS when I saw that the most common grade was AAA for accepted students when the required grades are A*AA. I have noticed this for other unis too. Is this because of contextual offers or accepting near-misses or both.
I am applying to Bristol for law and was exploring it on UCAS when I saw that the most common grade was AAA for accepted students when the required grades are A*AA. I have noticed this for other unis too. Is this because of contextual offers or accepting near-misses or both.