If you are applying to study law at Oxford, you will have to face at least one interview towards the end of the process. These interviews are tough and can involve some unexpected questions. In this guide, we will examine a series of Oxbridge Law interview questions alongside example answers to help you prepare for your own interview.
There were many questions regarding the Cambridge Law degree that I wanted to be answered before I started. How many lecturers do you have? Is the workload at Cambridge unbearable? To answer these questions, we have an explanation provided by a third-year Cambridge Law student who covers the key areas that you need to know.
What is the LNAT, why is it used and how is it scored? The Law National Admissions Test (LNAT) is a 2 hour and 15 minute written test for law students applying to selected UK universities. It is a computer-based test that can be taken at different times with unique questions at each sitting.
Is your Law Interview just around the corner? Read through our essential final checklist to ensure you feel ready and prepared for your Law Interview.
The purpose of a personal statement is, firstly, to demonstrate your interest in your chosen subject and, secondly, to demonstrate your suitability to study your chosen subject. These are the key principles to bear in mind when writing your personal statement in law.
In my time as an LNAT tutor, I have found that one of the types of questions that students have most difficulty grasping is that which concerns assumptions. This article will be dedicated to going over the correction approach to assumption questions in the LNAT paper.
