With school year drawing to an end, it's the right time to start your LNAT preparation and research your law application. There's no such thing as cramming for the LNAT - you just have to work over a good period of time to improve your verbal comprehension and argument skills!
LLB can be chosen to include study of another jurisdiction.
How do you make a decision? How would your admissions be affected? Is it worth an extra year of undergrad?
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@DaarnbeyH 1/2 Regularity is key. Give yourself a date for taking the LNAT and divide accordingly. Include not just taking the test but crucially going over the solutions every question answered - that takes time in of itself. Include Digests and Essays between the Tests to keep momentum.
@jsiqah I guess it's about having your heart in the right place - the more you learn about the challenge, the better you know why you are doing it :) when it comes to LNAT, we think and know that practice makes perfect - https://t.co/rSl5g4MQfE
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Stuck at home?
Perfect time to work on your reading skills and start preparing for the LNAT!
The best strategy is regular and regularly analysed piecemeal preparation for September onwards. #LNAT
@toryevie 1. Practise with demanding tests. 2. Simulate exam conditions. 3. Learn from mistakes and solutions and 4. Repeat 1, 2 and 3 ;) https://t.co/rSl5g4MQfE
@notobera I'm sorry to hear about this, sounds like an unusual bug with the timer. Could you please email us describing what happened so that we can have it fixed for you?