There is a mitigating circumstances box for grades so I would explain the scoring system there if there is no other obvious space. As it is a degree already awarded you can at least state 2.1 achieved.
Whilst they may be open to international applicants my guess is that the majority of international applicants are already international students studying in the UK and that is what they are catering to rather than applicants applying from abroad?
Hi non lawgraduate here.
I spent the year after graduating making applications, working hospitality type jobs on a temp basis and travelling. I did a vac scheme and have a training contract offer. They are funding pgdl and sqe for me with a maintenance grant for each too.
The offer letter...
It can be disheartening and I made far more applications than they generally say but at the end I got a TC offer. Not only that one at a really good firm.
There was a forum member who just got an offer on their 7th cycle!
Hang on in there.
It doesn't always work like that. Two of the applications where I got to ACs in my first cycle I didn't get past first round in my second even with arguably improved applications. It was disappointing (and a but of a kick in the gut to be honest at the time). However I did go on to progress...
I am afraid I disagree. It simply means that applicants will be assessed in between their other workload and that they usually process the applications in the order in which they are made. They will still apply the same criteria.
Hi I am a non law graduate and graduated last Summer.
I spent this year making a number of applications to winter, spring and summer vac schemes and a few direct TCS.
Make a list of which firms you like and when the schemes run and the deadlines for applying. I decided which scheme to...
I was a non law applicant who applied during my final year to about 10 places and it was pretty tough having to get from uni up to London for assessment centres and interviews once a week for about 6 weeks in a row (2 hour train trip).
I graduated last year and spent this year applying...
Just to thank you all on this forum (especially @Ram Sabaratnam and @Amma Usman and previously Jessica Booker) for the help and the chat over the past year or so and to let you know that following my vac scheme I have received a training contract offer at the London office of a US law firm and...
Just to thank you all on this forum (especially @Ram Sabaratnam and @Amma Usman and previously Jessica Booker) for the help and the chat over the past year or so and to let you know that following my vac scheme I have received a training contract offer at the London office of a US law firm and...
If you were to receive an offer from the regional how about asking whether they would be prepared to defer it for a year so that it gives you another year to make further applications to London. Obviously you would not say that's why.
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