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Law entry requirements and the LNAT

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Universities weigh them differently: Oxford's 2025-26 first ranking gave 80% to contextualised GCSEs and 20% to the LNAT, while others publish no weights.

Questions people ask

Can good grades make up for a low LNAT score?

Nobody has published data that answers this directly. Universities weigh them differently: Oxford's 2025-26 first ranking gave 80% to contextualised GCSEs and 20% to the LNAT, while others publish no weights.

What GCSEs do I need for UCL Law?

UCL asks for grade 6 in GCSE English and Maths, and says it may waive this at its discretion.

Is A*A*B enough for Bristol Law?

Yes: Bristol's Law FAQ lists A*AA or A*A*B, with AAB as the contextual offer.

Which universities do you need the LNAT for?

For undergraduate Law in 2027: Bristol, Cambridge, Durham, Glasgow, King's College London, LSE, Oxford and UCL. SOAS asks for it only with some qualifications.

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How we work this out

What it does

Check your predicted A-levels, GCSE English and Maths and LNAT score against what each Law school has published, one rule at a time.

Nine LNAT universities for 2027 entry. Advertised A-level offers are recorded for Oxford (AAA), UCL (A*AA), King's (A*AA, contextual AAB), Bristol (A*AA or A*A*B, contextual AAB) and SOAS (AAB, contextual ABB); UCL's GCSE English and Maths grade 6. Other rules are left unknown.

Method

  1. Grades: we take your best three A-levels and check them against each advertised pattern, grade by grade (A*A*B meets Bristol's A*A*B but not UCL's A*AA). We do not convert grades to UCAS points.
  2. GCSEs: we compare your grade with any published minimum. UCL allows discretionary waivers, so below 6 is flagged for a conversation, not ruled out.
  3. LNAT: we subtract the university's latest published offer-holder average from your score, as in the score-by-university tool.
  4. Each check stands alone. We never combine them into a score or chance.

Published figures

Published Law entry requirements used by the checker

How each university uses the LNAT, 2027 entry
UniversityA-levelsContextualGCSE English / MathsLNAT minimum
OxfordAAASee course pageNone foundNone published
CambridgeSee course pageSee course pageNone foundNone published
UCLA*AASee course page6 / 6None published
King's College LondonA*AAAABNone foundNone published
LSESee course pageSee course pageNone foundNone published
DurhamSee course pageSee course pageNone foundNone published
BristolA*AA or A*A*BAABNone foundNone published
GlasgowSee course pageSee course pageNone foundNone published
SOASAABABBNone foundNone published
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