I’m scared unis haven’t received my LNAT score because of an error I made
After I took my LNAT in early December, I realised that I never inputed my UCAS number on my Pearson account, so about 5 hours after the test I added it. I know they send the score off to the unis (Glasgow and UCL are my selected unis that need an lnat result) in the 24 hours after the test, but because they didn’t have a UCAS number before my test I’m wondering if it was just never sent to them. I emailed Pearson LNAT customer service but they just said that my UCAS number was on my account so it should be fine, but I’d have to actually speak to LNAT directly (I’m confused because I emailed their lnat specific customer service).
Glasgow sent me a conditional offer, but one condition was a “satisfactory lnat score”, making me wonder if they have an lnat score for me or not, as I know that they wait until the UCAS deadline before deciding what their minimum Lnat score will be for offers. I’ve seen mixed opinions online of whether or not they will send an offer without an lnat result.
Did anyone else make this mistake and did it affect unis being able to see their score? I don’t think that I did well enough to get a UCL offer, I’m more concerned about Glasgow.
Glasgow sent me a conditional offer, but one condition was a “satisfactory lnat score”, making me wonder if they have an lnat score for me or not, as I know that they wait until the UCAS deadline before deciding what their minimum Lnat score will be for offers. I’ve seen mixed opinions online of whether or not they will send an offer without an lnat result.
Did anyone else make this mistake and did it affect unis being able to see their score? I don’t think that I did well enough to get a UCL offer, I’m more concerned about Glasgow.
Reply 1
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Don't worry. Just send each Uni your 12-digit LNAT number now.
Reply 2
I was literally in the exact same situation a few weeks ago. I sat the LNAT then realised I had put the wrong UCAS ID 4 hours after sitting the test. I did the OP Jindal method and I got an email from Jindal university a few days later telling me I got a score of under 19, yet they still offered me a place despite it being their cut off, even though I strongly believe I scored very competitively (late 20s, early 30s/42). I am in the same boat as you, just hoping that this is a natural error and that we scored higher than the result we were given, post examination. Even though Pearson and LNAT customer service told me that everything was fine since I had changed it ASAP, I still went out of my way to message my admissions tutors through the admissions hub just in order to be sure.
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