UK LLB Law Entry Requirements - Qurious Education | Admissions

Are you choosing which UK university LLB Law course to apply to? Then this page will be very informative. The table below shows LLB Law entry requirements for GCE A-Levels and International Baccalaureate (IB) at top UK universities, as well as general student satisfaction and career prospects. Remember to favourite our page so you do not waste valuable time writing your application!

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University	Programme	A-Levels	IB	LNAT Required?	GCSE Requirements	Application to Place Ratio (Acceptance Rate)	Graduates in Work/Study in 6 months	Students Satisfied with Course
Cambridge	BA Law	A* A A	42-40 points, 7 6 6 in HL Subjects	No, but Cambridge Law Test Required	N/A	20% (2017)	85%	No Data
Oxford	BA Jurisprudence (3 yrs, or 4 yr with EU law)	A A A	38 points, 6 6 6 in HL Subjects	Yes	Maths C/4	14% (3 yr avg.) Interviewed: 44%	90%	No Data
LSE	LLB Law (3 yrs)	A* A A	38 points, 7 6 6 in HL Subjects	Yes	English B/6 and Maths B/6	6.6% (2016)	86%	83%
UCL	LLB Law (3 yrs)	A* A A	39 points, 19 in HL Subjects with no subject lower than 5	Yes	English B/6 and Maths B/6	-	90%	80%
Glasgow	Common Law LLB (3 & 4 yr options)	A A A	38 points, 6 6 6 in HL Subjects	Yes	A-Level English or GCSE English Literature	-	Depends on Course	Depends on Course
Durham	LLB (3 yrs, optional yr abroad)	A* A A	38 points, 6 6 6 in HL Subjects	Yes	N/A	-	90%	93%
KCL	LLB Law (3 yrs, optional yr abroad)	A* A A	35 points, 7 6 6 in HL Subjects	Yes (interviews for borderline candidates)	N/A	-	90%	No Data
Edinburgh	LLB Law (4 yrs, optional yr abroad)	A* A A to A B B	43-34 points, 7 6 6 in HL Subjects to 6 5 5 in HL Subjects	No	Math or Science C/4, English A/7 unless studied at A Level	-	94%	91%
Bristol	LLB Law (3 yrs)	A* A A or A* A* B	38 points, 18 in HL Subjects	Yes	N/A	-	89%	84%
Queen Mary, University of London	LLB Law (3 yrs)	A* A A	36 points, 6 6 6 in HL Subjects	No	Grades AAAABB / 777766	-	91%	83%
Warwick	LLB Law (3 yrs, optional yr abroad)	A A A	38 points	No	N/A	-	90%	No Data
York	LLB Law (3 yrs)	A A A or A* A B or A* A* C	36 points	No, but Interview Required	N/A	-	93%	95%
Nottingham	LLB Law (3 yrs) or BA Law (3 yrs)	A A A	36 Points	Yes	N/A	-	91%	95%
Leeds	LLB Law (3 yrs, optional yr abroad / placement)	A A A	35 points, 6 6 5 in HL Subjects	No	Mostly pass with high standards	-	92%	95%
Kent	LLB Law (3 yrs)	A A A - A B B	34 points OR 17 in HL Subjects	No	N/A	-	95%	93%

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University	A-Levels	IB
Cambridge BA Law	A* A A	42-40 points, 7 6 6 in HL Subjects
Oxford BA Jurisprudence (3 yrs, or 4 yr with EU law)	A A A & LNAT	38 points, 6 6 6 in HL Subjects & LNAT
LSE LLB Law (3 yrs)	A* A A & LNAT	38 points, 7 6 6 in HL Subjects & LNAT
UCL LLB Law (3 yrs)	A* A A & LNAT	39 points, 19 in HL Subjects with no subject lower than 5 & LNAT
Glasgow Common Law LLB (3 & 4 yr options)	A A A & LNAT	38 points, 6 6 6 in HL Subjects & LNAT
Durham LLB (3 yrs, optional yr abroad)	A* A A & LNAT	38 points, 6 6 6 in HL Subjects & LNAT
KCL LLB Law (3 yrs, optional yr abroad)	A* A A & LNAT	35 points, 7 6 6 in HL Subjects & LNAT
Edinburgh LLB Law (4 yrs, optional yr abroad)	A* A A to A B B	43-34 points, 7 6 6 in HL Subjects to 6 5 5 in HL Subjects
Bristol LLB Law (3 yrs)	A* A A or A* A* B & LNAT	38 points, 18 in HL Subjects & LNAT
Queen Mary, University of London LLB Law (3 yrs)	A* A A	36 points, 6 6 6 in HL Subjects
Warwick LLB Law (3 yrs, optional yr abroad)	A A A	38 points
York LLB Law (3 yrs)	A A A or A* A B or A* A* C	36 points
Nottingham LLB Law (3 yrs) or BA Law (3 yrs)	A A A & LNAT	36 Points & LNAT
Leeds LLB Law (3 yrs, optional yr abroad / placement)	A A A	35 points, 6 6 5 in HL Subjects
Kent LLB Law (3 yrs)	A A A - A B B	34 points OR 17 in HL Subjects

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Please note that these entry requirements are for reference only, and can occasionally change despite our frequent updates. The actual offer you receive can vary depending on your academic profile, personal statement and LNAT results. Hence the importance of getting us to help with your UCAS application and personal statement, to maximise your potential of getting offers from top universities!

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You can sort this table to look at universities with the highest entry requirements. Note that for Cambridge, they do have a separate admissions test required instead of the LNAT. Whereas KCL & York may offer interviews to candidates. Of course, it is very important to consider student satisfaction as well, where the national average is 86%. You should also look into the subject content for each course by clicking on the university name on the first column.

As you will have 5 course options to apply for through UCAS, we suggest applying to 3 aspirational universities with high grades that you are aiming for; and 2 insurance universities with lower grade requirements to ensure you do can still read Law, even if you do not achieve your predicted grades. Having a mix of LNAT and non-LNAT universities is also something you should consider. Bear in mind that competition to get into a LLB Law programme is high, and there are only subtle differences in grade requirements for top universities.

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