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16 December 2009:
The office of the LNAT Consortium will be closed from Thursday 24 December 2009 to Monday 4 January 2010 (inclusive), re-opening
on Tuesday 5 January 2010. This closure affects the processing of bursary and voucher
applications, the approval of examination access requirements,
and the handling of complaints. There is no effect on the booking
or sitting of LNAT tests.
05 October 2009:
Postal delivery is likely to be disrupted by continuing strike
action by postal workers in the UK. Candidates who are submitting
applications for LNAT bursaries or vouchers, or requests for special
exam access arrangements, and who will be affected by this disruption,
are advised to send their documents by email or fax.
(1) By email – documents in pdf format only can be sent to voucher[at]lnat[dot]ac[dot]uk. Please note that if you send documents in a format that we can’t open it will delay your application.
(2) By fax – send documents marked for the attention of the LNAT Administrator to 0117 925 1870. Please write your name in the top right hand corner of each separate sheet. Mislaid or missing documents will delay your application.
Candidates paying for LNAT vouchers by cheque: If you are unable to send your cheque because of the postal strike, you can still submit your voucher application. Alternatively, you can pay by internet bank transfer by following the instructions on the LNAT voucher application form.
If you have already posted documents to LNAT but have had no response after 7 working days of the date of posting, we suggest that you email the LNAT Administrator on voucher[at]lnat[dot]ac[dot]uk.
If you have any queries you can email the LNAT
Administrator on voucher[at]lnat[dot]ac[dot]uk.
25 August 2009:
Test centres in India and Pakistan no longer have the special booking
rules that applied in previous years. Test appointments in India
and Pakistan can now be booked online
in the normal way. (Please note that this change does not affect
the Pearson VUE payment card acceptance rules. Pakistan-billed
credit and debit cards still cannot be used for payment. India-billed credit and debit cards remain fully
usable as before.)
25 March 2009:
The LNAT Consortium has become aware of a small
number of incidents this year in which candidates have revealed
part of the content of their LNAT test (invariably one of the essay
topics) to friends, and in one case more broadly via the internet.
Candidates are reminded that they enter into a legally binding
non-disclosure agreement when they sit the LNAT. This prohibits
any disclosure of LNAT contents, even to friends. When disclosures
are detected the Con sortium takes vigorous action, including the
action of informing the universities to which the offending candidate
has applied that he or she has broken the LNAT terms. (Those to
whom unlawful disclosures are made may also like to note that the
LNAT is reconfigured at every sitting, and hence the information
you receive, even if true, cannot be relied upon. Questions discovered
to be compromised are also discontinued.)
News items
21
January 2010:A nalysis of LNAT results
2008-9 by gender,
ethnicity, school and parental occupation (pdf file)
2008-9
statistics (xls file)
18
August 2009: LNAT Consortium Funds Educational Projects
24
February 2009: Bridging the Digital Divide (LNAT Consortium supports
E-Learning Foundation)
01 October 2008: Impact analysis continues to show even performance
in LNAT across school types (pdf file)2007-8
statistics (xls file)
08 September 2008: University of Cambridge and LNAT (pdf file)
18 August 2007: A level results confirm value of
admissions test for law (pdf file)
19 July 2007: Latest
figures reveal that school background does not influence performance
in LNAT (pdf file)2005-6
results and 2006-7 early results (analysis): pdf
or rtf2005-6 results (statistics): pdf
or xlsEarly
2006-7 results (statistics): pdf
or xlsGCSE
and A-level results (for comparison): pdf
or xls
21 August 2006: 2006
LNAT launched (pdf file)
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