bad lnat score 2024

goodbye everyone. i got a 23/42 on the lnat and have applied to kcl, bristol & lse as an international student. i'm predicted 3a*s and have 8a*s in my gcses but ik i'm virtually screwed ahahaha idk how i flopped so bad. was aiming for the london unis but eh i'll get rid of those expectations. ik these unis sometimes accept outliers but like. so many other ppl did so much better.

got put on hold for bristol but no news from kcl and lse so far - thanks for listening to my rant, is anyone else in the same boat?

I‘m in the same position.
Got a really bad score on my LNAT & am an international applicant.
I’ve read on here that the cutoff for internationals was at 30 the past years…
Where are you from?

If it makes you feel any better I got 16/42 for my LNAT score and i applied to the london unis too so i know there's no way i got in with a crap score like mine. You also have to realise that they also consider your other qualifications and personal statement, the LNAT score is only 40% worth of your application and your score is actually the average so try not to worry.

thank you yeah as you said, i really do hope they look at our applications a little more holistically. are you an international student too?

haha i got rejected from KCL last night so just waiting on LSE now - am preparing for the worst tho .. hope everything goes well for you!

thank you yeah as you said, i really do hope they look at our applications a little more holistically. are you an international student too?

haha i got rejected from KCL last night so just waiting on LSE now - am preparing for the worst tho .. hope everything goes well for you!

same I'm in exactly the same boat - rejected from kings and waiting on lse

oh noo i'm sorry to hear that 😭 if you don't mind sharing, what was your lnat score? and all the best with lse! remember that everything happens for a reason )

goodbye everyone. i got a 23/42 on the lnat and have applied to kcl, bristol & lse as an international student. i'm predicted 3a*s and have 8a*s in my gcses but ik i'm virtually screwed ahahaha idk how i flopped so bad. was aiming for the london unis but eh i'll get rid of those expectations. ik these unis sometimes accept outliers but like. so many other ppl did so much better.

got put on hold for bristol but no news from kcl and lse so far - thanks for listening to my rant, is anyone else in the same boat?

goodbye everyone. i got a 23/42 on the lnat and have applied to kcl, bristol & lse as an international student. i'm predicted 3a*s and have 8a*s in my gcses but ik i'm virtually screwed ahahaha idk how i flopped so bad. was aiming for the london unis but eh i'll get rid of those expectations. ik these unis sometimes accept outliers but like. so many other ppl did so much better.
got put on hold for bristol but no news from kcl and lse so far - thanks for listening to my rant, is anyone else in the same boat?

I got 21 and waiting on LSE and Durham. I got rejected from KCL and UCL. if you hear anything from LSE lmk please.

i got 24 and got rejected from durham for not having a competitive lnat lmao

I'm so sorry. I was really surprised when I got an offer, I think it was bcs of my lnat essay. Oxford graded it 67.

Hi everyone, I am a year 12 student and i will be seating the LNAT in a few months and i am so scared!!
What were your experiances like on the day of the LNAT and was it better or worst than you though?

Hi, I'm a law student currently, I did my LNAT in the last UCAS cycle. Don't be worried about it. The most you can do is do practices for it and hope for the best - which doesn't sound great. Make sure that both the MCQ and essay are good, though, otherwise you can get tripped up.
It's kind of an arbitrary measure, I know plenty of people who didn't do well in practice and did great in the actual exam and plenty for whom it went the opposite way. My advice is that you don't exclusively apply to unis that require the LNAT.
This isn't meant to worry you, it's just to try and put it into perspective. It doesn't really measure what you can do, but practice can get you at least an average score.