Hello everyone,

I'am entering my final year (4th year) of a LLB Law and Politics degree, in the UK. The requirements of getting a 2:1 requires one to have an overall mark that is higher than a 55 and at least 6 2:1s from all their modules, not including first year.

In my second year, i received one 2:1 in one of my modules, but got a 2:2 overall; however, in my third year i got a 2:1 overall, with 2:1's in two modules. Now in order to get a 2:1 overall, i'am supposed to get three 2:1's in my final year, out of four classes, which i feel iam very capable of getting.

My plan is continue studying after my undergrad, by applying to several LLM Programmes nationally. My question is: do you think it is possible that the Universities that I'am applying to (which all require a 2:1) would give me a conditional offer- or do universities only accept those that already have a well-defined 2:1?

of course they can make you a conditional offer provisional on you achieving a 2:1. good luck with it!

thank you good gosh, i guess im gonna be applying very soon..

anyone else have any experience of this similar situation or objections.?!

I'm with Good Gosh.