Which UK Law School?

[nicolchoi]

Hi guys!

I have a 3.1 GPA(terrible, I know) from Ngee Ann's Mass Communication, was just wondering what the GPA requirements of the UK Law Schools are and which I can enter! (if even possible)

Thanks for your help!

 

[Havok_ex]

Hi guys!

I have a 3.1 GPA(terrible, I know) from Ngee Ann's Mass Communication, was just wondering what the GPA requirements of the UK Law Schools are and which I can enter! (if even possible)

Thanks for your help!

Probably second tier UK law schools might accept you. You can opt to take a foundation year instead and then moving on to law. Considered australia? I believe australian law schools are easier to get into. Espectially tasmania. Its much cheaper too if cost is a deciding factor. Do check minlaw's website to see the list of approved universities.

 

[patryn33]

Pm bingbongbiang he is from TP law dip and is reading law in uk. Don't know his gpa
There is a utas law Facebook page, MSG them for info.
Not relevant dip to law may not be easy.

In fact best to drop into idp to check.

Or dig around for such info
http://www.international.adelaide.edu.au/apply/exemptions/pdf/SGP.pdf

 

[justinmicoud]

Hi guys!

I have a 3.1 GPA(terrible, I know) from Ngee Ann's Mass Communication, was just wondering what the GPA requirements of the UK Law Schools are and which I can enter! (if even possible)

Thanks for your help!

Try Sheffield, Liverpool and Leeds if you want. I seen 3.4 GPA got into these schools before. Exeter will need a higher GPA.

You will also need to justify in your personal statement why you wanted to study law instead of mass comm.

If you can get into any of the listed Universities, please forget about Tasmania law. The UK Universities will be much favored than Tasmania.

No offence to Australian law schools, but Tasmania is seriously not your Sydney, Monash, Queensland law schools.

I dont suggest IDP, they may not know much about UK schools. You can try AUG Singapore - AUG Singapore - AUG | Education & Student ServicesAUG | Education & Student Services. Both UK and Australia