LNAT Tutoring

The LNAT is used by 10 Law schools within the UK. Our LNAT Universities Guide shows you which ones these are.

If you are not applying to any of these universities then you will not need to sit the LNAT.

Every LNAT tutor at UniAdmissions is carefully vetted by our team. You will only ever be matched with experienced, highly knowledgeable tutors who are truly experts in the LNAT exam.

If you are ever unhappy with your tutor (an unlikely occurrence), then your dedicated Programme Manager will arrange a better-suited tutor for you.

At UniAdmissions, we’ve guided hundreds of students to Oxford and Cambridge for more than a decade, achieving success rates over three times the national average. To maintain this, we implement the Scholar Limit, restricting programme admissions to ensure every student receives the high-quality teaching and support they deserve.

While we support more applicants each year, the Scholar Limit ensures we uphold our standards and maximise students’ chances of success. If capacity is full, you can enrol early for the next cohort, securing your spot and gaining immediate access to the UniAdmissions Portal and its resources.

Alternatively, you can join our waitlist or apply for the Fellows Programme, which allows you to start anytime with added benefits.

You can book your tutoring sessions through your UniAdmissions Portal. The Portal is the central point of your Programme and will contain all of your LNAT resources, seminar access and lots of useful information.

No other LNAT tuition provider has a system close to the UniAdmissions Portal!

With the Ultimate LNAT Collection, you will receive The Ultimate LNAT Guide, LNAT Practice Papers and LNAT Worked Solutions, all in one complete book. 

First and foremost, we assess whether the potential student has the right academic capabilities and profile to be realistically accepted to study at Oxford or Cambridge. In specific terms, this means you will be aiming to achieve at least 3 As at A-Level, and achieved mainly 8s and 9s at GCSE.

Secondly, we assess whether the student is capable and willing to put in the time required to create a strong application for Oxbridge.

Finally, we assess the student’s attitude and reasoning behind applying to Law School. This is one of our most important considerations.

If a student has below-average (but still realistic) grades for Law School, but the correct attitude, we would consider accepting them onto our Programme. Unfortunately, if the converse is the case, it’s unlikely the student would be accepted onto the Programme.

Preparing for the LNAT in a short period of time, like a day or two, is not enough to ensure exam success. Based on years of research and experience in preparing students for the LNAT, UniAdmissions has found that spreading out the preparation over a longer period is a more effective way to retain the necessary knowledge and achieve a high score on the LNAT.

Once you have enrolled on a Programme with us, we will invite you to an onboarding session and begin to arrange your tutors.

This session will introduce you to important members of our team who will be supporting you along your journey with UniAdmissions. We will also show you how to get the most out of your Programme and how to use everything that is included.