WayWhatLaw Degree
After sixth form or college. Essay-based subjects are valued. Several leading universities use the LNAT admissions test.
- Level 6
- 3–6 years
- After sixth form or college
- 388 courses at 119 places
- Typical entrants around 112 UCAS points
- Median salary after 15 months £26,500
- after 3 to 5 years £31,200
Entry requirements
- With A-levels: No specific subjects required. Helpful: English Literature, History, Politics, Classics / Latin, French, German, Spanish. Typical: A*AA–ABB.
Careers it leads to
- Solicitor: Advises clients on legal matters and represents them.
- Barrister: Represents people in court and gives specialist legal advice.
Where to study it
A selection of universities. Open WayWhat for every course, with entry points, salaries and distance from home.
- University of Oxford
- University of Cambridge
- London School of Economics
- UCL
- King's College London
- Durham University
- University of Bristol
- University of Exeter
Revision guides
A-level English Literature · A-level History · A-level Politics · A-level Classics / Latin · A-level French · A-level German
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