Early entry law (1 Viewer)

[Unkiwnmember12]

Hello I will be starting year 12 this year and was just curious to know if anyone can shed light on early entry for law and the type of grades required for it

my year 11 grades are below do I have a chance at any uni for law I don’t care just in nsw

 

[jimmysmith560]

WSU publishes its required subject results/bands to receive an offer to eligible degrees under its HSC True Reward early entry scheme for both year 11 and year 12. In the case of the Bachelor of Laws, the year 11 result requirements are as follows:

• Any subject - A or
• Any 2 subjects - B or above.

You achieved an A in English Standard, Legal Studies, as well as Community and Family Studies, and a B in Biology and Geography. These results exceed WSU requirements, meaning that if you apply for a combined Bachelor of Laws under their early entry scheme, you will most likely receive an offer.

It is likely that your grades would also be sufficient to receive an offer from universities like MQ, although this may be subject to fulfilling additional requirements depending on the specific early entry scheme. For example, MQ's Leaders and Achievers early entry scheme considers non-academic elements in addition to your year 11 results.

At the very least, your grades will most likely allow you to receive an offer to study a Bachelor of Laws. If at some point during your studies you feel the need to transfer to a different university, you will be able to do so provided you achieve favourable university results to meet the other university's academic requirements.

I hope this helps!

 

[Unkiwnmember12]

Okay thanks jimmy but the hsc true rewards requirements are quite mis leading and I don’t think just simply getting a A or Two B will gaunrtee offer is this the case. As a friend of mine who graduated in 2025 applied for it and had One A in mordern history along with one b in English’s standard and the rest were c and one d. He did not get an offer

 

[jimmysmith560]

Okay thanks jimmy but the hsc true rewards requirements are quite mis leading and I don’t think just simply getting a A or Two B will gaunrtee offer is this the case. As a friend of mine who graduated in 2025 applied for it and had One A in mordern history along with one b in English’s standard and the rest were c and one d. He did not get an offer

Note that I used "likely" instead of "guarantee" to account for such a possibility. Your friend's case could be the result of increased demand for the course, in which case the university would prioritise students who exceed the requirements (instead of just meeting them), or perhaps WSU has raised the standards of the HSC True Reward scheme but has not provided clarification to applicants.

Regardless, your grades don't just meet WSU requirements; they exceed them. You have 3 A's and 2 B's which should place you in a comfortable position, giving you a much better chance of receiving an offer compared to your friend.