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What does UCL look for in a law students application and personal satment ? Ie. do they prefer student to do epq ..outer school activities ( but what kind of activities ?)
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they take LNAT into account a lot
you don't need epq but if you do it it's good to talk about in your ps
not extra curriculars, more like super curriculars
the main thing is academic
you don't need epq but if you do it it's good to talk about in your ps
not extra curriculars, more like super curriculars
the main thing is academic
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What does UCL look for in a law students application and personal satment ? Ie. do they prefer student to do epq ..outer school activities ( but what kind of activities ?)
What does UCL look for in a law students application and personal satment ? Ie. do they prefer student to do epq ..outer school activities ( but what kind of activities ?)
I'm currently a UCL law student and I barely did anything exceptional on my personal statement
I didn't do EPQ and didn't bother writing about anything extra cirricular because to me it made no sense to include it because it wasn't relevant. The only thing "extra" I included in my personal statment was a bit about the opinions of a law book (that I hadn't even read) and a visit to the old bailey to watch a murder trial
The important thing to remeber is why is what you're writing relevant? Always make every point you make answer a question about why you want to study law, or why you're suitable for that course etc.
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I wouldn't worry too much about extra cirricular stuff
I'm currently a UCL law student and I barely did anything exceptional on my personal statement
I didn't do EPQ and didn't bother writing about anything extra cirricular because to me it made no sense to include it because it wasn't relevant. The only thing "extra" I included in my personal statment was a bit about the opinions of a law book (that I hadn't even read) and a visit to the old bailey to watch a murder trial
The important thing to remeber is why is what you're writing relevant? Always make every point you make answer a question about why you want to study law, or why you're suitable for that course etc.
I wouldn't worry too much about extra cirricular stuff
I'm currently a UCL law student and I barely did anything exceptional on my personal statement
I didn't do EPQ and didn't bother writing about anything extra cirricular because to me it made no sense to include it because it wasn't relevant. The only thing "extra" I included in my personal statment was a bit about the opinions of a law book (that I hadn't even read) and a visit to the old bailey to watch a murder trial
The important thing to remeber is why is what you're writing relevant? Always make every point you make answer a question about why you want to study law, or why you're suitable for that course etc.
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What does UCL look for in a law students application and personal satment ? Ie. do they prefer student to do epq ..outer school activities ( but what kind of activities ?)
What does UCL look for in a law students application and personal satment ? Ie. do they prefer student to do epq ..outer school activities ( but what kind of activities ?)
Personal statements are personal, not sure what you want us to tell you abt that... I guess show demonstrable interest in Law?
ecs don't really matter, but try and get some experience at a firm (provided you have the right predicteds; they won't look at you without those)
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Did you do LNAT FOR UCL ( university college london )?
Did you do LNAT FOR UCL ( university college london )?
I scored kind of averagely in mine I think?
It doesn’t really matter a huge lot, I wouldn’t worry about it anyway, it’s not like you can prep in it.
If you’re looking at an overall thing, I did kinda averagely in my LNAT and had a personal statement that wasn’t amazingly unique or different, just very focused. That got me an offer of A*AA ((just like anyone else taking the course))
It’s really not that hard I wouldn’t worry about it
Just make sure your statement is relevant and do your LNAT and you’ll be fine
(( I feel like it’s important to mention you HAVE to do the LNAT. I didn’t do it for Oxford and the told me they wouldn’t consider me for interview bc I hadn’t done it lmao make sure you do it ))
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