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If you want to pass the National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT) at the first attempt then this comprehensive 'Insiders' guide will show you how!

ABOUT THE LNAT

The National Admissions Test for Law, or LNAT, is a test run by a consortium of UK universities (LNAT Consortium Ltd) in partnership with Pearson VUE, the computer-based testing business of Pearson Education. The test helps universities to make fairer choices among the many highly-qualified applicants who want to join their undergraduate law programmes. The test is professionally written and calibrated by Edexcel for Pearson VUE.

The LNAT is a two-hour test in two parts: a multiple-choice element (80 minutes) and an essay element (40 minutes).

The multiple-choice element consists of 10 argumentative passages, with 3 multiple-choice questions on each, making 30 questions in all. The questions are designed to test powers of comprehension, interpretation, analysis, synthesis, induction, and deduction. These are the verbal reasoning skills at the heart of legal education. The questions do not test (and do not require) knowledge of any subject except for the English language. This part of the test is machine-marked and the results are passed in numerical form to (only) those LNAT-participating universities to which the candidate has applied. Candidates will receive their marks after the admissions process is over.

The essay element gives the candidate a choice of questions on a range of subjects. Although these typically require some rudimentary knowledge of everyday subjects, the point is not to test that knowledge. The point is to test the ability of the candidate to argue economically to a conclusion with a good command of written English. This part of the test is not centrally assessed. Instead the essays are passed unmarked to (only) those LNAT-participating law schools to which the candidate has applied. The essays will be used by each university in the way that best suits its own admissions system.

The whole test is conducted on-screen. Because some candidates might otherwise benefit from better keyboard skills, and to encourage more economical writing, we have some guidelines about essay length. We suggest that the essay should ideally be between 500 and 600 words, and in any event not more than 750.

INSIDER TIP 1 - PASSING THE MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST

Remember that one of the hallmarks of a good multiple-choice question is the inclusion of one or more answer options that are wrong but almost right. Work hard to find them and eliminate them. Questions like this are not tricks. They are there to test whether your powers of discrimination are fine-grained (i.e. can distinguish propositions that are very close together) or coarse-grained (i.e. can distinguish propositions only when they are quite far apart). There are no trick questions on the LNAT.

INSIDER TIP 2 - ESSAY TIPS

The assessors don't care whether you have any data about the topic. An argument based on assumptions can be just as good as an argument based on information. But you need to say what your assumptions are. (e.g. "I will assume that the demand for health care is growing, and will continue to grow, out of proportion to supply. That being so, what can be done to ensure that rich countries don't monopolize it?")

When creating your essay make sure you formulate an opinion. Try not to 'sit on the fence' but instead put across your argument in a logical, concise, relevant and grammatically correct manner.

'HOW TO PASS THE LNAT'

This fully revised and upto-date guide provides an in-depth understanding of both Parts A and B of the Test. The rationale and use of critical reasoning tests is explained including the style and format of the multi-choice questions used. A practice test is provided which follows the LNAT approach, together with explanations of both the correct and incorrect answers.

CONTENTS INCLUDE

• Introduction to the National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT)

• Fully revised and up-to-date for 2008

HOW TO PASS THE LNAT

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