The table below show the percentage by class of Qualifying Law Degree awards at LJMU 2019
| Law Graduates by Degree Classification (2019) | |
|---|---|
| The number of students graduating from the University in 2019 with a Qualifying Law Degree. | 141 |
| Degree Classification | |
| First Class | 13% |
| Second Class (upper division) | 54% |
| Second Class (lower division) | 32% |
| Third Class | 1% |
| Total | 100% |
[The data was provided by the University in response to an FOI request made in August 2019. Check with the University for any revisions]
The University added the following note:
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“The figures are current working outcomes. They are not finalised due to ongoing appeal board and referrals, as well as students who may decide to continue studying rather than accept a fall back mark. We expect them to change by the time we make the final submission of this data to HESA (the Higher Education Statistics Agency).” |
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