📌 99.45 English/Eco/Legal Tutor | Accepted to Cambridge Law | 5x Rank 1 Internally | All Rounder | State Ranker 📌 (1 Viewer)

[AKHSC]

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Hey guys!

I'm a Top 30 selective school graduate who got an ATAR of 99.45, state ranked Legal Studies, and Band 6'd 7 subjects. Furthermore, I was accepted into the University of Cambridge for Law (starting in October). I've tutored more than 10 students, and through this experience I've created an exact methodology to help you improve your writing and secure a Band 6 for English, Legal Studies, and Economics.

I offer online classes for all students in high-school -- both 1-1 and groups of up to 4 students.

My Results:

Subject	HSC Mark	Internal Rank
English Extension 2	48/50	1
English Extension 1	49/50	1
English Advanced	94/100	3
Economics	95/100	1
Legal Studies	97/100	1
History Extension	48/50	1
Modern History	94/100	3

What You'll Get:

• A tutor with professional experience at multiple tuition centres.
• Out-of-class marking services.
• An actual curriculum with resources designed to help you efficiently study.
• Tailored assessment support to secure your internals.

Pack That Band 6 Up

Furthermore, I offer consulting services for people trying to get into top UK universities. Aussie students are actually incredibly competitive candidates for top global institutions like Cambridge, Oxford, LSE, etc. due to the rigorous HSC/VCE curriculums but a lack of exposure prevents them from applying. I'll help you overcome the initial hurdles, write a killer personal statement, ace the admissions test, and walk out of your interviews with an offer secured.

 

[coolcat6778]

what was the admissions process like, did you have to submit ur school reports, and did they give a decision before the atars released?

 

[cheesynooby]

what was the admissions process like, did you have to submit ur school reports, and did they give a decision before the atars released?

ik for oxbridge at least u first submit ur academic records and personal statement stuff before the interview and then provide them with ur atar once it's released, and then the offers come out like in late january

 

[AKHSC]

what was the admissions process like, did you have to submit ur school reports, and did they give a decision before the atars released?

Cheesy is correct. You submit your academic transcript (not only your reports, but all your individual test results) from year 11-12, and then sit the LNAT (the UK law admissions test). If these are satisfactory you will get invited to interview, which is definitely the most imperative part of the process. The interviewers rarely care bout the usual interview trivia (stuff like "why do you want to do law?" or "why Cambridge?" etc.). Instead, they'll jump into an exercise with you - such as analysing a case, synthesising the arguments of a judgement, or applying legislation to different cases. Then, about a month after your interview, when you receive your ATAR, you'll send that off to them and they'll come back with a decision in late January. Hope that helps.

 

[AKHSC]

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