Which Universities are most lenient When it comes to Law Early Entry (1 Viewer)

[Ohman123]

Since my year 11 results were not really excellent (Bs for basically everything and usually top 10 in a school that is ranked 300th), I was wondering what would be my best option for law early entry, additionally, do I have any chance of getting Arts at Sydney University and using that to transfer to law at a later point and is that really a viable path.
An answer to any of these questions would be a amazing, thanks in advance

 

[magicgate3]

Check WSU HSC True Reward

In terms of leniency, the most lenient in terms of Law Early Entry are; ACU, ND and somewhat WSU (dependent if you meet the criteria)

Subject Bands | Western Sydney University

A complete list of courses and the subject bands required for the HSC True Reward early offer program.

www.westernsydney.edu.au

 

[Nikolerak]

Since my year 11 results were not really excellent (Bs for basically everything and usually top 10 in a school that is ranked 300th), I was wondering what would be my best option for law early entry, additionally, do I have any chance of getting Arts at Sydney University and using that to transfer to law at a later point and is that really a viable path.
An answer to any of these questions would be a amazing, thanks in advance

Try UOW Early Admission as well.

 

[beetree1]

WSU and UOW are definitely the easiest (pretty much guaranteed entry if you go to selective school). MACQ is also pretty lenient.

 

[quickoats]

If you want to be a lawyer, then go to the uni that offers you law (even if it is not prestigious). Do not do a degree at USyd with the intention of transferring into USyd law as that may never eventuate. Even worse, you might have to do a postgrad JD which will cost $$$$. You would much rather guarantee yourself a spot in law at WSU and if you desperately want USyd, try and externally transfer over after a year or so (but maintaining the backup of WSU law in the case you never get the transfer).