Requirements for studying Law

For Undergraduate Law Degrees (LLB):

• Academic Requirements:
  • A levels or equivalent qualifications such as Scottish Highers, International Baccalaureate, or BTEC Level 3 qualifications.
  • Typical A level subjects that are useful include English Literature, History, Politics, or other essay-based subjects.
  • Most universities require at least three A levels.
    
• GCSEs:
  • Often, universities will require a minimum of GCSEs at grade A-C/9-4, including English and Maths.
    
• Entry Tests:
  • Some universities may require the LNAT (National Admissions Test for Law) as part of the application process. This is particularly common for top law schools.
  • The LNAT assesses critical thinking and analytical skills.
    
• Personal Statement:
  • A well-written personal statement outlining your interest in law, relevant experiences, and skills.
    
• Interview:
  • Some universities may require an interview as part of the application process.
  • Some universities may have additional requirements or recommendations, such as relevant work experience or extracurricular activities related to law.