Thinking about studying law at university but not sure where to start? These guides cover everything from your A-Levels to your personal statement. Or for those thinking about a career in law who aren’t sure whether they want to go to university, check out our guide to legal apprenticeships.
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Picking A-Levels
Your A-Levels are your first opportunity to take control of your studies. A bad choice here shouldn’t be fatal but there are some things to watch out for.
Choosing a University
There’s more to choosing a University than looking at where your friends are going and so we look at the criteria you should be considering when choosing a Uni to study law.
The Law Degree
We explain the Qualifying Law Degree (LLB), including the 7 core subjects, the structure of the course and what to look for when choosing different degrees.
The Personal Statement
Your personal statement is one of the most important parts of your UCAS application and all universities take it seriously. Find out what should be in yours.
The LNAT
The Law National Aptitude Test (LNAT) is used by some Uni’s as an entrance exam. Find out who uses it, how it works and what it takes to do well.
Legal Apprenticeships
Most lawyers go to university, but it isn’t the only way in. We look at an alternative route and try to help you decide if it’s for you.