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Law

Law is very competitive, you will need to show strong academic performance and demonstrable people skills; empathy, decision-making and more.

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Understanding and reflecting on the role of a lawyer is vital. You will show this through your personal statement and interviews, and you will need good insights- especially those gained via work experience. This experience needs to be gained before the final year of college, so you can write about it in your UCAS Personal Statement

 

Remember: check for additional Admissions Test requirements.

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Each university will have it's own perspective and policies. You should research extensively on the university's website who you are applying to, to find out their own tailored advice for applying. 

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Applying for Law starting points

Areas of Legal Practice

Law at University- Types of Law degrees

Law Work experience

Complete University Guide

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Personal Statement advice

Law Personal Statement advice 1

Law Personal Statement advice 2

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Admissions Tests

LNAT

Cambridge Law Test

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Got a degree? 

Search Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL)

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If you would like to discuss Law, speak with your personal tutor or an adviser from the Careers and Employability team. 

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Careers & Employability Advisers are at King's Cross, Regent's Park and Victoria centres

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If you would like to book a 1:1 appointment, visit our Contact page

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Alternatively, you can access lunchtime drop-in (times below)

King's Cross
Mon - Fri
K002
12pm - 2pm (drop-in) 
Regent's Park
Tue
R007
9:30am - 4:30pm (drop-in)
Victoria
Tue, Thu & Fri
Library
12pm - 2pm (drop-in)

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