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.
Notice from Pearson VUE - 2 February 2012 - An email sent this week to some LNAT candidates from test administrator Pearson VUE contained an inaccurate date as to when these candidates took their test, because the date and month were reversed. This in no way affects your score or any other element of the test result.
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.
Any information received by universities contains the correct date. Pearson VUE apologises for any inconvenience.
The LNAT is now seen by many of the UK’s top universities as an essential part of their undergraduate law admissions process.