LNAT (National Admissions Test for Law)
An admissions test used by some UK universities for law courses.
- Stands for
- National Admissions Test for Law
- Used in
- All four UK nations (details may differ)
- Topic
- Higher education
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- Admissions test All four UK nations (details may differ) United States
- An extra test some university courses require, such as the UCAT for medicine or the LNAT for law.
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