My undergraduate degree was in a non-law subject. My grades for that degree are quite poor. Probably a 2:2 equivalent (I am located in Australia).
My law degree (which is a postgraduate taught law course, equivalent to an LLB), however, is a strong first equivalent. I should be well within the top 5% of my cohort.
What effect, if any, do you think my non-law undergraduate degree is going to have on my prospects for admission onto the BCL? There were some extenuating circumstances at the time I completed my undergraduate degree, so perhaps I could seek to explain them in my application. Will I need to rely on that to gain admission?
Appreciate any opinions.
[Edited by BCLHopeful on Oct 05, 2023]
My undergraduate degree was in a non-law subject. My grades for that degree are quite poor. Probably a 2:2 equivalent (I am located in Australia). <br><br>My law degree (which is a postgraduate taught law course, equivalent to an LLB), however, is a strong first equivalent. I should be well within the top 5% of my cohort. <br><br>What effect, if any, do you think my non-law undergraduate degree is going to have on my prospects for admission onto the BCL? There were some extenuating circumstances at the time I completed my undergraduate degree, so perhaps I could seek to explain them in my application. Will I need to rely on that to gain admission? <br><br>Appreciate any opinions.