Reapplying for LLB Part II

If your application for LLB Part ll is unsuccessful, you can continue with your current degree and reapply for LLB Part ll at the end of the next academic year. There is no limit on how many times you can apply for LLB Part ll.

2026 LLB Part II Requirements

Students wishing to be considered for LLB Part II 2026 will need to complete 15 points of a Waipapa Taumata Rau core course relevant to their degree.

To be eligible to be considered for selection into LLB Part II 2026, you need to have:

• Passed LAW 121G
• Passed LAW 131 and LAW 141 (or their equivalents) with at least a C+
  AND
• Gained at least 60 points (or the equivalent) of non-law university degree courses
• Passed 15 points of the WTR course relevant to the degree you are enrolled in
• Passed all eight courses (120 points) with at least an overall average GPA of 3.00 (C+)
  

Find more information on LawGPE, applying and enrolling for LLB Part II, and Waipapa Taumata Rau core course.

If you have already been admitted to LLB part I, you do not need to reapply. However, if you wish to improve your grades in LAW 121G, LAW 131 and/or LAW 141, you can repeat these courses under a Certificate of Proficiency (COP). If you’ve already met the minimum grade requirements, repeating these courses Is not necessary.

If you did not pass LAW 121G, 131 and/or LAW 141, you can re-enrol in these courses. Special permission is required for a third time repeat. To request permission, please complete the online form with the following information:

1. Reasons why you did not pass the course on previous attempts
2. Whether you did not submit any assignments and why
3. What has changed or will change to ensure you pass on this attempt
4. Any supporting documentation for circumstances mentioned

Admission into LLB Part II is purely based on your LawGPA. If you repeat any of the LLB Part I courses, the best grade you have achieved in those courses will be factored into your LawGPA. Other grades from the same courses will be disregarded.

If you complete additional non-law courses, the recent most, best 75 points of non-law university courses will be taken into consideration.

Find more information on how the LawGPA is calculated for admission into LLB Part II.

If you do not repeat any courses or change majors, being admitted to LLB Part II later in your studies will not delay the completion of a conjoint degree. In some cases, you may be ahead in your other degree requirements and may finish them first.

Find more information on Law Degree Planning.

If you decide not to continue with the LLB programme, in most cases, you can credit the three LLB Part I courses to your alternative degree. For advice and assistance with this, please contact a Student Hubs.