Dear J Singh

Thank you for your request for your request for information regarding LLB
and BA Law Admission Statistics.

Your request was received on 18 May 2020 and is being dealt with under the
terms of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.  The reference number of
your request is 3765.

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Dear J Singh,

I am writing in response to your request for information in which you
asked for information on the M100 Law Course.

After checking our electronic records we can partially respond to your
request, and attached is an Excel spreadsheet as requested.

This shows:-

o Most commonly achieved A Level grade combination
o Most commonly predicted A Level grade combination
o Number of offers
o Number of contextual offers

Unfortunately, LNAT information isn’t available post 2017, so we are
unable able to include this. We have included the mode A Level
combinations rather than individual A Levels scores to anonymise the data
in accordance with our obligations as a Data Controller and in accordance
with Section 40 of the FOIA 2000.

We do not hold the GCSE grades as this information is held by ACAS.

I trust this meets your requirements, If you are unhappy with the way in
which your request has been handled and wish to request a review of our
response or to make a complaint, please see the attached information sheet
and form.

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Catherine Allin

Information Compliance & Quality Officer – Freedom of Information,

Registrar’s Department

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Dear J Singh,

I am writing in response to your request for information on M100
Statistics, after conducting a search of our records I can confirm we can
provide some of the information you have requested.

Unfortunately, LNAT information isn’t available post 2017, so we are
unable to include that. We  have included the mode A Level combinations
rather than individual A Levels scores to anonymise the data, as in
releasing the actual scores we believe we will be releasing personal data
which is exempt under Section 40 of the FOIA 2000. which would breach data
protection regulations as these individuals have a reasonable expectation
that their personal data will not be released. We recognise that from the
information provided here alone, it would be difficult to identify the
individuals concerned.  Nevertheless, under the remits of data protection
regulations, we note that personal data constitutes that from which the
Data Controller can identify an individual.  Therefore there may be other
information which you could obtain from the University, either through
further Freedom of Information requests or other means, that could be used
to identify the individuals here. 

GCSE information  is provided to us by ACAS and not something that is
saved, therefore this information is not held. However, offers are not
made to Students who do not have the required grade requirements, these
can be found online via our Admissions criteria for each course type.

M100
2018 2019
Most Common
Achieved A
Level Grade
Combination AAA A*AA
Most Common
Predicted A
Level Grade
Combination AAA AAA
Number of
Offers 190 195
Number of
Contextual
Offers 84 80

I trust this meets your requirements.

If you are unhappy with the way in which your request has been handled and
wish to request a review of our response or to make a complaint, please
see the attached information sheet and form.

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any enquiries regarding
this email.

Yours sincerely

Catherine Allin

Information Compliance & Quality Officer – Freedom of Information,

Registrar’s Department

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