Our normal entry requirement for the SPP is a 2:1; however, if you graduated with a 2:2 in your undergraduate degree we will still be able to consider you for admission if you submit your application through the Central Applications Board. When considering your application, we will look at the individual module marks obtained across all years of study on LLB, comments from your academic referee and your personal statement. If you would like an informal discussion with us before applying, please reach out to the admissions office for guidance. The normal entry requirements for the course are as follows: A UK honours degree in law normally with a classification of 2.1 (though as above we will still be able to consider those with a 2:2 for admission)or above; OR A UK honours degree in a subject other than law with a classification of 2:1 or above AND a UK Graduate Diploma in Law (or equivalent graduate or postgraduate course that covers the necessary foundations of legal knowledge), normally with an average of at least 50% OR An overseas degree (in any subject) with a classification equivalent to 2:1 or above AND a UK Graduate Diploma in Law (or equivalent graduate or postgraduate course that covers the necessary foundations of legal knowledge), normally with an average of at least 50% It is possible for a person without a Law degree or Law conversion course (such as the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL)) to qualify as a solicitor (provided they have a degree in another subject or an equivalent qualification or work experience), however the SPP is designed for students who already have a sound grounding in the basic principles of law, so such applicants will not be accepted for this programme