LSE Law

Anyone know whether LSE values PS more than LNAT? I've seen people get rejected due to a bad personal statement, and my LNAT was fairly average, however I had a very solid personal statement, A levels, GCSEs (all 9s/A*S, have had many teachers, peers, and solicitors/barristers review the PS)- do they value it more? I've heard that they only use LNAT as a differentiator between similar candidates, and don't have a cut off score per se.

Also, I still haven't heard back which I'm not sure is good news? Apparently, the later they leave the decision, the higher the chance of rejection. Wonder if anyone can verify these two points

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Anyone know whether LSE values PS more than LNAT? I've seen people get rejected due to a bad personal statement, and my LNAT was fairly average, however I had a very solid personal statement, A levels, GCSEs (all 9s/A*S, have had many teachers, peers, and solicitors/barristers review the PS)- do they value it more? I've heard that they only use LNAT as a differentiator between similar candidates, and don't have a cut off score per se.

Also, I still haven't heard back which I'm not sure is good news? Apparently, the later they leave the decision, the higher the chance of rejection. Wonder if anyone can verify these two points