so cooked for kings.

I’ve seen somewhere that they reject 85% of Law applicants for kings, based a lot on the LNAT.
Man I doubt I got more than 10 on the LNAT, im sooo not getting on, just praying to get into Warwick now 😭😭

kings are on something, their alleged cutoff is 30/42. mind you, i was looking up oxford uni's published stats for law, and someone with 18/42 got an interview (lowest recorded score for that year). all unis consider the lnat differently and i suppose kings are just more stringent. they seem more focused on scoring all the intl applicants because their admissions office have been ringing all intl offer holders from what ive heard.

I’ve seen somewhere that they reject 85% of Law applicants for kings, based a lot on the LNAT.
Man I doubt I got more than 10 on the LNAT, im sooo not getting on, just praying to get into Warwick now 😭😭

why would u bother with kings knowing their cut off lol. + they dont take the essay into account. shoulda just applied ucl

might apply to Oxford for my masters 😭

might apply to Oxford for my masters 😭

solid plan, but it's best to apply if you genuinely want to do a masters and feel it will benefit you/ your career. dont just apply for the sake of going to oxf!!

I was rejected by Kings last Thursday! Said my lnat scores were not competitive enough. I was offered by Bristol though!

sameee i got rejected on Thursday too 😭 congrats on your offer to Bristol!

sameee i got rejected on Thursday too 😭 congrats on your offer to Bristol!

I’ve seen somewhere that they reject 85% of Law applicants for kings, based a lot on the LNAT.
Man I doubt I got more than 10 on the LNAT, im sooo not getting on, just praying to get into Warwick now 😭😭

Same my lnat went so bad. Kings is not gonna accept me 😭

sameee i got rejected on Thursday too 😭 congrats on your offer to Bristol!

Can I ask when you applied to king's? I'm curious if they have started rejecting applicants who applied closer to the 29th of Jan yet or if they are just finally getting to earlier applications.