LNAT 2017 Results

My essay question was about whether we should place sanctions against countries that do not respect human rights. Anybody else had that question or similar?

I, too, am waiting for my only LNAT uni (KCL) to reply now so I cannot predict how it went. I've got 3 offers and a rejection from the LSE.
I have been obsessively checking my emails 10x a day for the results but it looks unlikely that we will be getting them today.

Omg same I talked about Mill as well haha. Also I had pretty much the same points as you, talked about the Human Rights Act too, think we did the same question? (Your essay probably did go well, because mine did - I mean, well enough to secure an Oxford interview and UCL offer at least!)

Gave definitions for key words, talked about how judiciary system members should reflect the respective society's demographic because of how justice would then be executed and come about (brought in schema and how people interpret language), talked about the cons/practicality of that (ex. in the real world societies place quotas for diversity which would then defeat the purpose of the "fair" aspect of justice because a judge would be selected for their gender/skin colour over experience and aptitude), but then talked about how the word "should", if taken as meaning "the most correct thing", means that the belief that members should reflect society would be the "most right" belief, because they should be selected on skill and not superficial qualities, and so if a judiciary "committee" per se reflects diverse members of society and is also selected blind to superficial qualities, then this reflects the "most correct" thing.. and also would reflect that that society is doing pretty well in terms of education and stuff!

Okay honestly I dont even think that that TLDR explanation made sense but its almost midnight here and I'm pretty tired on retrospect lets hope my actual essay made sense I think it did AHHHHHHghsdfjkghdfg

Hello! Your results will be sent to you by email. This will be your score of Section A and the average score for the cohort in the admissions cycle.

That is very curious indeed. Was your oxford rejection post-interview? That might have had something to do with it if so, but if it wasn't, maybe there were more applicants to Durham and Oxford (in a relative sense, compared to the number of places they give out for example). Or, maybe UCL just something special in you!!

Where else have you applied? Have you received any other offers?

Hey, thanks for the reply and the kind words. It definitely isn't that I'm afraid since UCL had 17 candidates per place and Durham only had 9!! I think I may have gotten lucky with UCL to be honest...

I also have an offer from Warwick for Law with French Law so I'm quite happy with that, but I think I'll get rejected from LSE soon since my "4 weeks" finish tomorrow and I haven't heard from them yet...

I got an offer from UCL for straight Law, but I'm really curious about how I did in the LNAT because I came out of it thinking it went really badly!!

Anyone who answered the poverty question?

Meanwhile I'm still waiting for UCL.. TAT I'm pretty set on my firm uni tho, I just want a sense of closure haha you get what I mean? xD

hey, when did you sit the lnat and hear back?

Hey, I sat my LNAT on the 19th of November and heard back on the 10th of January.

I sat mine on the 1st November and still haven't heard back😱

Guess we're gonna have to wait until next week for our results Did anyone do the question about if people should be able to have any gender or none at all?

Hi
I did that question for my essay and I actualy quite liked it. How did you find it?

Hey guys, did anyone do the essay question about making the judicial system more representative of society, gender wise and race wise?