Law acceptance rates at Oxford, Cambridge and LSE

Oxford Law's acceptance rate is 10%, Cambridge Law's 14.0% and LSE Law's 6%, from each university's own latest figures.

Oxford Law acceptance rate

10%

31% of applicants were interviewed and 10% were successful.

Your result

Oxford Law acceptance rate: 10%. 31% of applicants were interviewed and 10% were successful. About 187 students start each year.

Interviewed

31%

Successful

10%

Starting each year

187

Law acceptance rates, each university's own latest figures
  • Oxford Law10%3-year average
  • Oxford Law with Law Studies in Europe9%3-year average
  • Cambridge Law14%2025 cycle
  • LSE Law (LLB)6%per application
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Questions people ask

How many people apply for law at Oxford?

About 187 students start Oxford Law each year, with 31% of applicants interviewed and 10% successful (3-year average, 2023 to 2025).

How many people apply for law at Cambridge?

1,654 in the 2025 cycle, for 291 offers and 232 students accepted.

How competitive is LSE law?

3,102 applications for 193 places in 2025: 16 applications per place.

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How we work this out

What it does

Each university's own latest figures for its law degree.

Oxford Law and Law with Law Studies in Europe (3-year average, 2023 to 2025), Cambridge Law (2025 admissions cycle) and LSE's LLB (2025): the LNAT universities that print course-level figures on their own pages.

Method

  1. Oxford: interviewed and successful are Oxford's own percentages of applicants on its Law course page.
  2. Cambridge: applicants accepted divided by applications, Cambridge's own success rate for Law.
  3. LSE: students starting divided by applications, both printed on its LLB page. LSE does not print offers.

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