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Course specific information:  \n1.1 Admissions process  \nWhen considering an application, we take into account the applicant's academic record, ie. their GCSE results (or equivalent) and achieved or predicted results in A-Levels (or equivalent), as well as the applicant's LNAT score.  \n1.2 Academic criteria  \nAcademic entry requirements for standard qualifications (A-level, SQA, IB, Access, BTEC, Welsh Bac, GCSEs) can be found in the undergraduate course finder:  \n[http://www.bristol.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/search/](http://www.bristol.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/search/)  \nOther qualifications will be considered on an individual basis. International applicants are subject to the criteria detailed on our international web page:  \n[http://www.bristol.ac.uk/international/countries/](http://www.bristol.ac.uk/international/countries/)  \nAll applicants must take the Law National Admissions Test (known as LNAT); please see the LNAT web site ([www.lnat.ac.uk/](www.lnat.ac.uk/)) for test deadlines and the location of UK and worldwide test centres. The test dates immediately prior to a UCAS deadline are usually heavily booked; early registration and booking is recommended.  \nLNAT provides bursaries to cover the cost of the test fee for UK and EU applicants in receipt of certain UK state benefits. If eligible, applicants must apply for a bursary before booking their LNAT test. More details on the LNAT web site bursaries page:  \n[www.lnat.ac.uk/registration/paying-for-your-test/lnat-bursaries/](www.lnat.ac.uk/registration/paying-for-your-test/lnat-bursaries/)  \nApplicants must apply through UCAS and take the LNAT before the January deadline as stated on the LNAT website. This deadline is final and no exceptions can be made.  \nTo ensure there is no delay in the University receiving LNAT results, all applicants should follow the instructions in the 'Giving us access to your LNAT results' section of our LNAT page: [https://www.bristol.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/after-you-apply/interviews/lnat/](https://www.bristol.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/after-you-apply/interviews/lnat/)  \nApplicants can sit the test either before or after submitting their UCAS application but must adhere to the appropriate UCAS and LNAT deadlines as outlined above.  \nThe test is designed to provide an assessment of a candidate’s potential for study on a law degree course. The LNAT is not a test of legal knowledge but of fundamental intellectual skills. No prior legal study is required; however, we recommend that applicants become familiar with the format and style of the test, and practise writing short essays on a computer prior to sitting the test. There are sample practice papers on the LNAT website.  \nThe LNAT test includes both an exam and short essay component. The essay will be read and assessed by University of Bristol staff. Within the essay section, we look for candidates who can demonstrate the ability to make and sustain a persuasive argument and have a strong command of language.  \n1.3 Personal statement and reference  \nApplications are primarily assessed based on academic qualifications, using scores based on GCSE and A-level (or equivalent) results.  \nWe do not normally consider the personal statement and reference. However, if a large number of applicants have the same academic score and cannot be otherwise differentiated, we may use the personal statement to help make final decisions.  \nIn these cases, we look for:  \n• Interest in and commitment to Law  \n• Evide","cbCaiiNwVyP3Gpfy","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiNwVyP3Gpfy","pdf",246696,"English","# Admissions cycle and courses\n# Admissions process and academic criteria\n## LNAT test requirements, format, and deadlines\n## LNAT bursaries and results access\n# Personal statement and reference\n# Interviews and assessment criteria\n# Mature applicants","[{\"question\":\"What courses are covered in the admissions statement for the 2027 cycle?\",\"answer\":\"It covers M100 Law (LLB), Law with Study Abroad (LLB), Law with Study Abroad in a Modern Language (LLB), and MR20 Law and Modern Languages (LLB), including entry by transfer where stated.\"},{\"question\":\"What factors does the university consider when considering an application?\",\"answer\":\"The statement prioritizes the applicant’s academic record (GCSE and achieved or predicted A-Levels or equivalent) and their LNAT score.\"},{\"question\":\"Are applicants interviewed, and when could an interview be required?\",\"answer\":\"Applicants are not routinely interviewed for these courses. 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