About studying in the UK: preparing for LNAT

If you want to apply for Oxford law, you must take the LNAT exam.

Many students choose law major when studying abroad, but for famous schools, there will be some entrance exams of law, such as LNAT exam! Today, I want to learn from the housekeeper and give you a detailed introduction to the LNAT exam and preparation experience, hoping to give some reference and suggestions to my friends!

What is the LNAT exam? Foreign universities use LNAT to help them choose their legal major.

The exam will not test legal knowledge or any other subjects. On the contrary, it can help universities assess your ability to learn the skills needed for law. The content of LNAT is managed by members of LNAT Alliance. According to LNAT's contract, the examination itself is managed by Pearson VUE.

LNAT can help universities make a fairer choice among many high-quality applicants who want to attend their university law courses. It is used in conjunction with other admission processes, such as UCAS application and academic certification.

What is the LNAT test for? LNAT is a 135 minute test, which is divided into two parts.

It consists of two parts: multiple-choice questions based on text paragraphs and a paper.

The first part:

The first part is a computer-based multiple-choice exam. You will be asked to read an article and answer questions to test your understanding of the article. You will check your score in the "multiple choice" section of the exam through the computer. This section contains 42 multiple-choice questions. These questions are based on 12 argumentative essays, each with 3 to 4 multiple-choice questions. You will have 95 minutes to answer all the questions. 6 tracks per minute on average.

Part b:

In the second part of the exam, you will be asked to write a paper on three proposed topics. This part is not marked by the examination center and will not help your LNAT score, but you can take this opportunity to show your ability to make convincing arguments and draw conclusions.

You can check the answers at any time within 95 minutes, but once you start part B, you can't go back to the multiple-choice part. In part B, you will have 40 minutes to answer one of the three essay questions on a series of topics to prove your ability to argue and draw conclusions economically. Good English writing skills will be necessary. Write a short essay in 750 words or less.

For example:

Thesis title:

Do your best to prove the public funding for the arts.

Reference answer:

LNAT official website doesn't change his composition. This composition was sent to the university for revision. The composition will be graded, and the score will be kept secret from the candidates.

Examination time: only once a year. If you take the exam more than twice, the later grades will be judged invalid.

Examination fee: in the UK/EU examination center: 50.

Non-UK/EU test center: 70.

Time for announcement of results: 654381candidates who participated in LNAT on or before October 20th will receive their results in mid-February.

165438+ candidates who took the test after October 20th will receive the test results in mid-August.

Announced by mail, there is no specific time.

Which schools (UCAS codes) need LNAT scores: British universities:

1 Bristol University:

Course codes M 100, MR 1 1, MR 12 and MR 13.

2. Durham University:

Course codes M 10 1, M 102.

3. University of Glasgow:

Course codes M 1 14, M 1R7, M 1R 1, m1R2, M 122, m/. MN 1 1，MN 12，MV 13，ML 1 1，MQ 13，MQ 15，ML 17，MV 1 1，MV 15，ML 12，MR65438

4. King's College London:

Course codes LM2 1, M 100, M 12 1, M 122, M 190.

5. London School of Economics and Political Science:

Course code M 100

6. University of Nottingham:

Course codes M 100, M 10 1, M 1R 1, M 1R2.

7. Oxford University:

The course codes are M 100, M 190, m19, M 192, M 193 and M 194.

8. School of Asian and African Studies, University of London:

The course codes are M 100, m10/,M 102, m14, M 142, m1.

9.UCL University:

The course codes are M 100, m10/,M 102, m14, M 142, m1.

10. Other universities:

Xinyue University of Social Sciences

IE Business School (Spain)

How to prepare for the LNAT exam: 1 Usually read the materials in these seven fields in a targeted manner.

LNAT's problems fall into seven categories:

Law, philosophy, politics, media, science, ethics and education.

Although a general understanding of current events is recommended, it is not required to know these topics in advance.

2. You need to read the newspaper for the exam:

economist

Financial Times Financial Times

Guardian guardian

Independent

Irish times

New york Times new york Times

Scots. Scots.

the sydney morning herald

Daily Telegraph

The Times

Washington Post, Washington post

3. Do more exercises and establish a critical thinking mode.

4. Find an extra-curricular teacher 1V 1 for targeted guidance, increase experience in preparing for exams, enrich writing skills and improve review efficiency.

5. Access to information, study critical thinking and writing (recommend relevant books)

A. Fisher, Critical Thinking: An Introduction (Cambridge University Press, 200 1), ISBN 052 1009847.

R critical thinking of students (how to read, 2000), ISBN 1857036344.

Thinking from A to Z (routledge Publishing House, 2000) ISBN 04 1522 28 18.

Page (abbreviation of page) Gardner, New Directions: Reading, Writing and Critical Thinking (Cambridge University Press, 2006) ISBN 052 154 1727 (mainly for people who speak English as a second language).

Today, I will share it with you. Students who are going to take the LNAT exam are welcome to ask questions at any time ~