2025 G5 Law School Admission Key - LNAT entrance test with 27 Scores Strategies Released!

Date and Time:
21 August 2024
7:30 pm- 8:30 pm
Location:
Zoom Virtual Meeting
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LNAT (National Law Admissions Test) is the entry requirement for admission to law schools, how can candidates pass it with 27 score and secure the "admission ticket"?

Ascent Prep is a specialised tutoring institution that has helped numerous students achieve satisfying LNAT scores and successfully obtain their desired law degrees. During the webinar, we will provide candidates with a comprehensive overview of the important LNAT dates, score requirements of G5 universities, sharing question types and preparation tips for LNAT. Join our seminar on August 21 (Wednesday) from 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM, where we will assist candidates in securing their admission tickets to UK G5 law schools, paving your way to success!

Planning to study at a UK law school in 2025? Complete your LNAT this year

Since the LNAT can only be taken once a year and the results are valid for just one year. Therefore, it's essential to understand the LNAT rules and strategies if you want to apply to one of the top UK law schools.

Registration for the LNAT will open on 1 August 2024, and the exam usually takes place from September to January. It is important to note that different universities have varying deadlines for LNAT. For example, the law programmes at Oxford and Cambridge require candidates to complete their LNAT by October 15, so candidates should check the specific admissions arrangements regarding the LNAT for your preferred university!

Well-Prepared for LNAT! Master the Strategies for Exam Success

The LNAT is a computer-based examination with two main sections: Section A focuses on reading comprehension, which requires candidates to read 12 articles in 95 minutes and answer 42 multiple-choice questions. Section B is an essay writing examination,  requiring candidates to complete an essay on one of three essay topics within 40 minutes.

Ascent Prep, an overseas Specialized Tutoring Institution under Beacon College, will provide in-depth analyses of the various question types in the LNAT exam, and share problem-solving methods to help students achieve high scores in the upcoming exams.

Seminar Highlights

  • Key LNAT registration dates
  • Score requirements from UK Law school
  • Admission keys for Oxford, Cambridge, and G5 law schools
  • Strategies to ensure success on the LNAT
  • Overview of the two main sections of the LNAT
  • Analysis of common question types on the LNAT
  • Insights on career paths for law school graduates

Ascent Prep Student Achievements

  • Average LNAT score of 27, surpassing the average admission score of 26 for G5 law degree programmes
  • 85% of our students received admission offers to G5 law degree programs
  • 100% of our students were offered an interview from the University of Cambridge

Seminar Details

  • Date: 21 August 2024 (Wednesday)
  • Time: 7:30pm - 8:30pm
  • Location: Zoom Webinar
  • Speaker: Ascent Prep Head of Operations - Iris 

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Jessie C.
Desire Subject Physiotherapy
Programme Medicine and Allied Health Professions Admissions Preparation Course
Hours Attended 20

From a young age, Jessie was passionate about sports, especially football and competitive jump roping. An injury during a jump roping competition that required physical therapy piqued her interest in the profession. Jessie chose Biology and Chemistry as her subjects, and her predicted DSE scores met the entry requirements. However, she had doubts about her suitability due to her petite stature and introverted nature, fearing these could be obstacles to becoming a physical therapist. Despite Jessie's excellent grades, her father was also concerned about her career choice, worrying that Jessie was blindly following a trend without truly considering her interests and abilities, as choosing this field would mean committing to a career as a physical therapist.

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Programme Portfolio Guidance
Hours Attended 10

Sophie is a high school student from Hong Kong who has been passionate about architecture since she was young. She excelled academically and actively participated in various architecture-related activities, such as architectural model competitions and visits. However, as the time for further education approached, Sophie began to feel somewhat lost, due to her very high standards for herself. She knew that to gain admission into architecture programs at prestigious universities like Cambridge or UCL, she needed not only excellent academic grades but also well-rounded abilities and creativity.

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