Law - which unis should I pick?
Hii, I did my LNAT this morning and I think it went okay… most of the passages I actually found easier to read than practice papers (I didn’t have any philosophical ones - I was struggling with those the most).
I’m not sure which unis to apply to, I’m a Scottish student with 5 As at higher, decent ps and predicted 3 As at adv higher (I think but they won’t tell me).
I’ve picked Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow so far. I’m thinking of maybe applying to Durham but I really wish I could see my LNAT score before I apply because I know they do really take it into consideration.
Can anyone suggest where they think is a good uni for Law that I might have a chance of getting into (still quite highly rated uni tho!). Also if anyone is a student studying law (or anything) where has a good student satisfaction rating from your experience there… some of the stats I don’t trust…
Thanks!!!
I’m not sure which unis to apply to, I’m a Scottish student with 5 As at higher, decent ps and predicted 3 As at adv higher (I think but they won’t tell me).
I’ve picked Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow so far. I’m thinking of maybe applying to Durham but I really wish I could see my LNAT score before I apply because I know they do really take it into consideration.
Can anyone suggest where they think is a good uni for Law that I might have a chance of getting into (still quite highly rated uni tho!). Also if anyone is a student studying law (or anything) where has a good student satisfaction rating from your experience there… some of the stats I don’t trust…
Thanks!!!
Reply 1
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Bristol - if your practice LNAT scores were mid-late 20s you'd likely get an offer.
Newcastle - closer to home, good solid Law School, and probably a much more enjoyable Uni environment than Durham frankly.
Liverpool - good Insurance choice.
Newcastle - closer to home, good solid Law School, and probably a much more enjoyable Uni environment than Durham frankly.
Liverpool - good Insurance choice.
Reply 2
I echo the above poster.
Newcastle, Cardiff, Sheffield and Southampton are also good insurance options.
Maybe apply for another strong RG uni that does not require LNAT (Leeds, Manchester etc).
Hopefully Edinburgh or Glasgow come through with an offer as they are good unis - and for the free tuition!
Newcastle, Cardiff, Sheffield and Southampton are also good insurance options.
Maybe apply for another strong RG uni that does not require LNAT (Leeds, Manchester etc).
Hopefully Edinburgh or Glasgow come through with an offer as they are good unis - and for the free tuition!
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