Once you’ve chosen a course, the next step is to make an application through UCAS, the central processing body for higher education courses.
Our Undergraduate Applications page has a full explanation of the application process.
We strongly encourage you to come to one of our Open Days to get a feel for the University and its facilities.
Each programme has their own entry requirements. Find out what we require from applicants below.
All applications must be made through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS)
Contact UCAS on +44 (0)870 112211 or go to: www.ucas.ac.uk
Decisions are made on the basis of your UCAS application form taking into account:
Candidates are not normally interviewed. We select those who demonstrate the potential and commitment to study Law at degree level.
Plan and start your application as early as possible. Everything on your UCAS form is important, and it's the one chance you will have for the year of entry.
Keep your personal statement focused towards the course that you're applying for. If you have a hobby or interest, show how this relates to the course.
For courses involving more than one subject area, demonstrate your interest in each subject and justify your choice of the combination.
If you're a mature applicant, highlight the experience and skills you've gained outside formal education.
As well as guidance from your tutors at school or college, there is plenty of advice on the web. See our links below!
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