Oxbridge :showing subject passion "for law"?? How?

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Just curious really I can see how this would be obvious for English or history but how does one demonstrate a passion for law??

It's a long time since I applied for uni but these are the things that I did to show my interest in law:

Spent a week shadowing a barrister - I had a lot of rejections but I kept persevering to find a chambers who would take me
Spent a week at a local law firm - again had to contact quite a few before I managed to secure something
Attended court and sat in the public gallery to watch some trials
Contacted a local free legal advice clinic who let me sit in with their volunteer advisers - citizens advice might also allow this
Near where I lived there were a couple of headquarters of companies who had internal law departments and they let me shadow one of their in-house lawyers for a couple of days
Got involved in school debating competitions

I think you are fixated on her having to spend time in a barristers chambers but there are lots of other ways to be exposed to the legal system.The other thing I would mention is that some unis did run Pathway to Law (after my time) so worth checking out the qualifying criteria for that.

Looks like LSE run the Pathway to Law course

www.lse.ac.uk/study-at-lse/Undergraduate/widening-participation/Sixth-form-college/pathways-to-law-london-years-12-13

@Autumnweddingguest she's doing history, got a 9 at gcse and lots of praise from her teacher.