Oxford Law Students and Applicants

Oh no I love them all, I just love Oxford/UCL slightly more than I love the others

To be honest though, I'd gladly accept an offer from any of those...

Good luck for your LNAT - don't do what I did and stress too much about it, it really is true when they say that doing loads of preparation doesn't help that much

Hi Becki, we're applying to practically all the same unis for the same course! (Except I've applied to Sheffield not Nottingham)

How are you feeling about then LNAT? I've got mine a week today and I'm nervous as hell! Which one do you prefer out of your other choices?

really? wow !
ermm i think i like UCL or Kings the best... what about you?

I was really nervous about the LNAT this morning, but its done now seemed a lot easier than the practice tests, and the essay titles were good ones !

Hey guys just checking have many of you received acknowledgements from Oxford yet? I haven't so far and just curious to know if thats the same with everyone

Yeah, weird, huh?
And I really liked King's and Warwick even though they were so different to each other.

You've reassured me a bit about the LNAT, I've got my fingers crossed for an essay title I know a bit about Why did you pick Magadalen then?

Hey guys just checking have many of you received acknowledgements from Oxford yet? I haven't so far and just curious to know if thats the same with everyone

Good luck, risky strategy, hope it pays off

thanks
why a risky strategy?

4 LNAT universities.

Also, got my acknowledgement today, St Edmund Hall.

Good allocation! Very convenient for the Law Bod, no excuse for missing any 9am lectures ... I was taught by one of their law tutors for one module - from what I saw going in and out, it's a nice College.

Me neither

Look, they have 9 places.

I'm not hopeful.

I'd love to even be asked to interview, I think I'd pretty much be satisfied with that, but from what I've seen of the location and the quad on the internet, it looks very beautiful.

9 places is, I think, above average; I completely understand you don't want to get your hopes up for being interviewed, but I think an allocation to SEH from an open application is a good result.

4 LNAT universities.

Also, got my acknowledgement today, St Edmund Hall.

I got mine today, I'm St Edmund Hall as well. At risk of sounding stupid, people with what sort of grades (GCSE, AS and predicted) and LNAT scores got interviews previously? Just wondering..

And 9 places? waa haha, good job Oxford's not my first choice then

Hello.

I have no clue. I have no intention to research it either.

I'm just going to try and nail my LNAT (as I'm a post A-level applicant) go to my college's mock interview night, continue reading books on Law (bought a book on different legal theories today which looks awesome ) and just leave it at that.

It's not your first choice?
Where is then? Nowhere else is even comparable in the UK apart from Cambridge is it? At least it isn't to me, LSE can pretend all it wants, but it's not fooling me.

Ah I did my LNAT a few weeks back, and very unsure of how well I did!

no, Kings College is my first choice, followed by (in this order) Exeter, Bristol, Oxford, Kent. Sounds mad but all, bar Kent, are very good universities for Law, and since I think I would enjoy being at Kings, Exeter and Bristol more than Oxford... I know its obvs the best in the country but I'd much rather spend 3 years of my life in a place I enjoy

And besides, I'm 30 mins from Oxford...waaay to close!