Each year thousands of highly qualified students choose to  study undergraduate law at university.  Relying on exam results alone, universities struggle to choose between them.

The National Admissions test for Law (LNAT) helps universities to make fairer choices by helping them to learn more about their applicants and their aptitude for studying law.

The LNAT is now seen by many of the UK’s top universities as an essential part of their undergraduate law admissions process.

1 Registration

Follow our simple step-by-step guide to registering and paying for the LNAT, find out more about our bursary and voucher schemes, and special access arrangements.

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2 Preparation

Get to grips with the test format, find sample essays and practice tests, and read our hints and tips on how to do your best in the LNAT.

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3 The Test

Learn about what to bring on the day of the test, how to check-in to a test centre and what to expect once you’re there.


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Practice Tests

Familiarise yourself with the test structure and use our practice tests to improve your performance in the LNAT.

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LNAT Benefits

Find out more about the LNAT and how your university could benefit from using it as part of its undergraduate law course admissions.

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Results

Find out what happens after taking the LNAT: how it is marked, how universities use it and how you get your results.

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News

Registration and booking is open. Testing starts in September 2012. Click here for Timescales and Deadlines for entry into university in September 2013.

Contact Us

If you are a university and would like more information about the LNAT, please get in touch. (If you are a candidate who has a query please use our contact form.)

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