LNAT : The National Admissions Test for Law





LNAT office Christmas closure 2009 ... India and Pakistan test booking made easy ... LNAT Consortium grants for education ...	What is the National Admissions Test for Law? The National Admissions Test for Law, or LNAT, is run by a consortium of UK universities. It helps universities to make fairer choices among the many highly-qualified applicants who want to join their undergraduate law programmes. More What kind of test is it? The LNAT is an on-screen test including multiple-choice questions and essay questions. To help you prepare we have practice tests available. More When and where do I sit the test? You choose a date to take the LNAT at a test centre near your home, school or college. Testing for 2009-10 begins in early September 2009. Watch out for university-specific deadlines! More How do I register? You register online for the LNAT. As for other major exams there is an entry fee to pay, but some candidates will be eligible for a free test under our bursary scheme. More More top questions from our FAQs... Can I take the LNAT early, before the summer holiday? Where do I find my LNAT Registration Number? Where do I find my UCAS personal identifier number? What if I forget my LNAT username/password? What if there is no test centre in my country? What if I am dyslexic or have other access requirements? How do I get my LNAT result? What if I have a complaint about the test centre? .. or you can see all FAQs in a consolidated list	Who needs to sit the LNAT? You need to sit the LNAT if you are applying for 2010 entry (or deferred entry in 2011) to an undergraduate law programme at ... University of Birmingham University of Bristol Durham University NUI Maynooth (mature entry only) University of Glasgow King's College London University of Leeds University of Nottingham University of Oxford University College London More about LNAT eligibility Important LNAT deadlines
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