Wednesday 10 June 6.30-7.10pm

PLEASE REMEMBER: You will still need to book a ticket for the ‘Applying for Law’ event. This runs 5.30-6.30pm and will be followed by the LNAT workshop in the ILC.

Directly after the ‘Applying for Law’ event, we are running an optional, free of charge introductory workshop to help Lower Sixth students who are on track for AAA or AAB consider whether or not they want to take the LNAT – a computer-based law entrance exam. We know that you won’t have your predicted grades until June 11, so please consider your key assessments to date and your current aspirations.

The ‘Preparing for the LNAT’ workshop is for students who are considering an application to one of the following universities, who use the LNAT as part of their admissions process:

• Durham University;
• London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE);
• King’s College, London (KCL);
• University of Bristol;
• University of Cambridge;
• University College London (UCL);
• University of Glasgow;
• University of Oxford;
• SOAS University of London.

Please note: The LNAT workshop is for students only, but you can book a ticket for one parent/guardian to come to the main ‘Applying for Law’ event. Parents/Guardians are then welcome to attend the informal networking and careers information stand in the Refectory from 6.30pm while they wait for you to complete the workshop. The College is running a more detailed, paid-for LNAT webinar on June 26 for students who have achieved the predicted grades required and are applying to the universities listed above.