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National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT)
| Used for: | Entry to Law and some combinations of Law and other subjects at: |
Used by: |
University of Birmingham (B32) |
| University of Bristol (B78) | |
| University of Durham (D86) | |
| University of Glasgow (G28) | |
| King's College London (K60) | |
| University of Nottingham (N84) | |
| University of Oxford (O33) | |
| University College, London (U80) | |
| Entry method: | Through LNAT: see www.lnat.ac.uk |
| Entry deadline: | Registration opens 1 August 2009 |
| Check the LNAT 2009/10 website for university-specific deadlines | |
| Test date: | Is booked during registration |
| Duration of test: | 2 hours |
| Other information: | See the LNAT website |
| All candidates will sit the test at a computer terminal monitored at a test centre. | |
Previously University of Cambridge used the LNAT - however, from 2010 entry, it will not play any part in the Cambridge admissions process. Please see the University of Cambridge website for details of the admission test they will be using.