Strategic University Selection

Your LNAT score — combined with your academic profile and personal statement — should directly inform which universities you apply to. Strategic selection means being honest about your competitiveness at different institutions and constructing a balanced list of choices.

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The UCAS Framework

Through UCAS, you can apply to a maximum of 5 university courses. If you are applying to Law at LNAT-requiring universities, some or all of these choices will need to be LNAT universities. But not all 5 need to require the LNAT — you can mix LNAT and non-LNAT universities in your application.

Key Consideration: If you are applying to Oxford, that uses one of your 5 UCAS choices. You then have 4 remaining choices, which can be any combination of LNAT and non-LNAT universities.

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Matching Your Score to Universities

If Your LNAT Score Is 28+

You are in a very strong position. Your LNAT score is competitive for all LNAT-requiring universities, including Oxford.