Applying To Law Uni - Help -

chelseaunivhelp | 20:44 Thu 21st Mar 2019 | Law

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I study two BTEC courses (law and criminology), the EPQ and an A Level (history) and one of the universities I wanted emailed me and wrote -

'Please be aware that we cannot accept tariff points from the BTEC certificate. If you are studying the BTEC Diploma, BTEC Introductory Diploma, or the BTEC National Extended Certificate for example please arrange for your referee to contact us.'

I checked their website to see the grades regarding BTEC, which I had done before applying, and it says this -

'112-120 UCAS Tariff Points from BTEC National Extended Diploma at Level 3 (Grades DMM) in Applied Law or Law and Business. UCAS Tariff Points must be achieved from a minimum and maximum of 3 A Levels only (or equivalent e.g. BTEC Diploma and BTEC Subsidiary Diploma/BTEC Extended Certificate)'

The law course I do is 'Btec L3 Sub Diploma Law (Second year)'.
Is anyone able to explain what this means to me and who my referee is?

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Peter Pedant

good luck
no I cant explain - I studied law as part of my degree but in those days ( er 1970) the only entry was A levels

well worth it - good luck

Old_Geezer

https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Jobs-and-Education/Question1650929.html

EDDIE51

I can't explain that but I do know 'Law' is probably the hardest of all degree courses to be accepted for. They have at least 30 applicants for every availale place ! This means they can be very selective as to who gets a place !