Get the expert support, guidance and advice needed to study at the UK’s leading Law schools

No, the LNAT is only required by a select number of the most competitive universities in the UK. Many other excellent law schools do not require the LNAT for admission. If you aren’t sure which universities on your list require it, our counsellors can help you clarify your requirements.

UK Law programs at top universities are highly competitive, particularly for international applicants. To apply as a Canadian student, you will generally need to meet the following:

• Strong academic results, meeting each university’s specific grade and subject requirements
• An LNAT score, if your chosen universities require it. Most UK law schools do not ask for the LNAT, but a small group of highly competitive institutions (including Oxford, UCL, and a few others) do, so check each university’s entry requirements before applying
• A strong personal statement demonstrating academic motivation and subject engagement
• Approved English test scores (IELTS/PTE), where required
• A Student visa and proof of sufficient funds to cover tuition and living costs

The service supports applications to leading Law schools, including Oxford, Cambridge, UCL, LSE, King’s College London, Durham, Bristol, Glasgow, and SOAS. Final university choices are based on your academic profile and preferences, and you can apply to up to five UCAS universities within a single admissions cycle.

The service includes a full LNAT preparation package, covering an LNAT masterclass, a preparation workbook, essay guidance, and follow-up resources to support both the multiple-choice and essay sections of the test.

The pack supports subject exploration, wider reading, and academic reflection ahead of your application, helping you build the kind of thoughtful engagement with Law that admissions tutors look for.

Yes. Post-offer support includes accommodation guidance, a pre-departure briefing, and assistance with visa preparation, so you’re supported well beyond submitting your application.

Yes. We provide guidance on the student visa process, including document preparation, financial requirements, and application submission, ensuring you meet all requirements to apply for a visa to study in the UK as a Canadian student.