[bbxtam]

(Original post by Eternal*)
Thank Youuuu

And Good luck to you to
Did yu have any jan exams?

Yesss! Maths- c3... I know i did terrible wbu?

[Eternal*]

(Original post by bbxtam)
Yesss! Maths- c3... I know i did terrible wbu?

Maths c3 was terrible. But i couldn't revise for it due to resit revision which i thought was more important
I had 3 resits
Then psych unit 4

[bbxtam]

(Original post by Eternal*)
Maths c3 was terrible. But i couldn't revise for it due to resit revision which i thought was more important
I had 3 resits
Then psych unit 4

dont worry, i revised loadz for it and still found it terrible, so i'm expecting to resit it in summer! awww good luck with results day!

[Curious_Lawyer]

(Original post by Eternal*)
Had a response from ucl?

Hi, sorry for the late reply.

Surprisingly I have not heard from UCL. I would say so myself that 13 is a horrendous score!

[alyapple]

Someone mentioned earlier that a score of 23 and below is likely to get you a rejection. I don't think this is necessarily true because I got 23 and got offers from UCL, King's, Nottingham and Durham.

So for people who may not have outstanding scores on the LNAT multiple choice, don't worry too much. I'm sure they definitely will consider your academics and your LNAT essay. Best of luck to everybody who's still waiting for a reply!

[thomas.thomas.]

(Original post by alyapple)
Someone mentioned earlier that a score of 23 and below is likely to get you a rejection. I don't think this is necessarily true because I got 23 and got offers from UCL, King's, Nottingham and Durham.

So for people who may not have outstanding scores on the LNAT multiple choice, don't worry too much. I'm sure they definitely will consider your academics and your LNAT essay. Best of luck to everybody who's still waiting for a reply!

I got a 23 for my LNAT, and was offered a place at UCL on Tuesday - like you said, I think they may place more emphasis on the LNAT essay.

[RampantLion]

I got 20 on my LNAT but have offers from Oxford, UCL, and King's. I was lucky enough to get my offers before I received my LNAT score, otherwise, I would be pretty nervous waiting! But yeah, as said above, the LNAT multi choice is just one part of your whole application. Grades, personal statement, LNAT essay and reference all play their part. And I would guess those components were more important for judging if you'd be a good candidate for law

[amyelizabeth2681]

I got 19 on my LNAT and have offers from Bristol, Birmingham, Nottingham, and Leeds, but still waiting for UCL. I have a mini heart attack every time I get so much as an email