Oxford Law Students and Applicants

Christ Church all the way

Anyone applying for Law with Law Studies in Europe?

Oh no, you're like my direct competition - I've applied for Law with Law studies in Europe at Christ Church... To be perfectly honest I'll be lucky if I even get an interview. D:

Good luck!

Yeh, but just to show some initative, because you get considered for the normal 3-year Law course anyway. Not expecting to get one of those very few places for Law with EU.

Grrr... For some reason Person VUE called me today and told me that I had to reschedule my LNAT exam on the eleventh hour due to the unavailability of the exam venue! >_<

The only other alternative test venue only has slots on 1st November. The question is, can I take my LNAT on 1st November if I am applying to Oxford? On the LNAT website, it states Oxford applications are to sit the LNAT by 1st Nov latest (which theoretically includes 1/11), but on the Oxford Law website, it was mentioned that candidates are to sit the LNAT before 1/11.

So can I take my LNAT on 1st November?

i'm a pretty standard candidate really fingers crossed for an interview!

I made an open application myself. Was considering Magdalen but was kinda put off by competition. In hindsight, probably not the best idea .

What might a good score for the LNAT be since they've upped the number of questions? (42/42 wouldn't be too bad heh heh)

Woo I've applied to nearly the same universities as you, but with Birmingham instead of Sheffield

Oh and I'm doing German (hopefully)

Brasenose guys.

Well 20/30 seemed to be the general cut off going from TSR (but people did get in with 19)

You tend to find that grades and test scores are a bit inflated on TSR. I know people who got in with as low as 16 on the multiple choice but obviously it depends on an amalgamation of factors. 20/30 would have been regarded as a good score but usually not a "cut off point" or a necessity.

Oxford, UCL, King's, Birmingham and Warwick, in that order

Yep, and I have yet to meet/hear of anyone else doing german (not that I'm gonna complain )

Have you done your LNAT yet? My essay was an absolute flop, hope I haven't already blown my chances with the top 4 of my 5 choices

You tend to find that grades and test scores are a bit inflated on TSR. I know people who got in with as low as 16 on the multiple choice but obviously it depends on an amalgamation of factors. 20/30 would have been regarded as a good score but usually not a "cut off point" or a necessity.

Oh thank god for that! I was getting about 20/30 on the old papers and on the first new style paper on the lnat site I got 26/42 (so about 18.5 out of 30). Really scared the LNAT is going to ruin my application to Oxford (Balliol) and Bristol, since those are the only two unis on my application I'm actually in love with! But I have 10 A*s, 2 As and a B at GCSE and I'm predicted 2A*s and 2As at A2 with 4 As at AS level, so even if I drop a little lower with the LNAT, do you think they'll still consider me? My LNAT is tomorrow, too, so I'm slightly bricking it tonight!!

Law with French Law at: Magdalen- Oxford, UCL, KCL, Nottingham and Warwick
GCSEs; 7 A*s 2 As 1 B
A2 Predictions: A* English Lit, A* History, A* French and A Philosophy and Ethics
LNAT is tomorrow !

Law with French Law at: Magdalen- Oxford, UCL, KCL, Nottingham and Warwick
GCSEs; 7 A*s 2 As 1 B
A2 Predictions: A* English Lit, A* History, A* French and A Philosophy and Ethics
LNAT is tomorrow !