Will Glasgow give me an offer with a low LNAT score?

I just sat my LNAT, I think I did pretty good in the essay section as there was a question ideal for me, but the multiple-choice was a different story. In my practice tests, I normally was scoring 29+, and had 10 minutes or so to check over my answers at the end. In the actual thing, i think due to nerves I kept having to reread the passages multiple times, and ended up rushing the last passage’s questions and not having any time to check my flagged questions.

I think because of this, my score will be a lot lower than my practices, and even though they were papers from the LNAT website, I found the passages on my actual exam a lot more difficult..

Glasgow and UCL are the unis I’m applying for that require it. I’ve accepted that UCL won’t give me an offer if I performed badly, but does Glasgow care all that much about the score in section A? If my essay is good, my predicted grades are A*A*A and I have a strong personal statement that shows a keen interest in law, will they still consider me? Thank you

Reply 1

thankful-shrimp

Hey! Well done on completing the LNAT. From what I've heard, Glasgow tends to give offers for an LNAT score over 22 so if you were averaging higher in your practise tests then I think you have a really good chance. Also you are from England I'm assuming and Glasgow will favour applicants who are not Scottish so yeah I think you'll have a good chance

Reply 2

skinty_fia

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by thankful-shrimp

Tysm, hopefully I did score higher than 22! it’s hard to tell how well I performed because I tend to think I performed worse than I actually did in tests. I’m from Northern Ireland :smile: