Law universities - No LNAT
Hi,
I’ve applied to these universities:
Southampton
Manchester
Cambridge
Warwick
Royal Holloway-Safety
My predicted is A*A*A and I want to read Law.
Do you think it was a bad decision not applying to any LNAT universities?
There isn’t a specific reason as to why I haven’t applied to any, I just thought it would alleviate stress.
Do you think other universities; LSE, UCL, Kings would be a better shot
I’ve applied to these universities:
Southampton
Manchester
Cambridge
Warwick
Royal Holloway-Safety
My predicted is A*A*A and I want to read Law.
Do you think it was a bad decision not applying to any LNAT universities?
There isn’t a specific reason as to why I haven’t applied to any, I just thought it would alleviate stress.
Do you think other universities; LSE, UCL, Kings would be a better shot
(edited 2 years ago)
Original post by Cuworldax
Hi,
I’ve applied to these universities:
Southampton
Manchester
Cambridge
Warwick
Royal Holloway-Safety
My predicted is A*A*A and I want to read Law.
Do you think it was a bad decision not applying to any LNAT universities?
There isn’t a specific reason as to why I haven’t applied to any, I just thought it would alleviate stress.
Do you think other universities; LSE, UCL, Kings would be a better shot
I’ve applied to these universities:
Southampton
Manchester
Cambridge
Warwick
Royal Holloway-Safety
My predicted is A*A*A and I want to read Law.
Do you think it was a bad decision not applying to any LNAT universities?
There isn’t a specific reason as to why I haven’t applied to any, I just thought it would alleviate stress.
Do you think other universities; LSE, UCL, Kings would be a better shot
No not at all - only if you want to live and study in London
Original post by harrysbar
No not at all - only if you want to live and study in London
Realistically, I would want to work in London.
Original post by Cuworldax
Realistically, I would want to work in London.
I meant for your degree.
There’s no problem for a person to study outside London then work in London.
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