O chance.
Even if you score all As in your A level from top 5 JC, u still
have to have good CCA plus good parents plus good interview skills.
Unless they set aside allocated % especially for poly students. The
chance to go in even if you have perfect A level results is very
low, there are only about 200 places.
Even if you manage to get in, you must be really smart (not
hardworking) in order to succeed in your career.
Oh please cease from talking your usual RUBBISH here. I see you're
tired of being exposed for being a butt pirate crapeating farmer in
the other forum and found your way here.
The local law courses take in all the scholarship rejects from
top 5 JCs and there are plenty of people from neighbourhood sec
school and JCs there too.
The criteria for the course itself is only A for only three
measly A level subjects, not even 4 subjects needed, let
alone S papers (what's known as H3 now). 9 out of 10 people in
the local law courses are people who took S papers hoping to
get an overseas scholarship, which even 4A and 2 S
distinctions people may not get, are rejects of
the scholarship process.
what a retard. Good parents or interview?? fuck off as if
it's the interview the prestigious PSC.
There are over 350 places now in the two farmer law courses. I
was from the top JC and all my friends had at least 1 to 2 S
papers. So I know full well who goes to where and what quality of
people are siphoned to where in the food chain.
The local law and med courses are the traditional dumping
grounds of the over 1000 people rejected by PSC.