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	text:  larger  smaller		The criteria for postgraduate admission to our BA law programmes include the criteria for undergraduate admission to those programmes Check the regular undergraduate admissions criteria In addition, the following criteria apply to postgraduate applicants: For those applying to take the BA programme over its full duration: successful second BA applicants will normally be predicted to achieve or have achieved at least a good 2:1 class degree or equivalent, or, in the case of mature applicants, at least a second class degree (normally at 2:1 level) or strong and convincing evidence of the applicant's achievements and future promise at an equivalent level to a good 2:1 degree. For those applying to take the BA programme with Senior Status (i.e. with exemption from the first public examinations): successful second BA applicants will normally be predicted to achieve or have achieved a first class degree or equivalent, or, in the case of mature applicants, at least a second class degree plus strong and convincing evidence of the applicant's achievements and future promise at an equivalent level to a first class degree. More about taking our BA law degree as a postgraduate