LNAT (Law) tutors

The Law National Aptitude Test (LNAT) is used by Oxford, Cambridge (for some colleges), UCL, King's, Bristol, Durham, LSE, Nottingham, Glasgow and SOAS for law admissions. It has two sections — multiple-choice comprehension and analysis on dense argumentative passages, and a 750-word essay on a current ethical or political question. It tests reasoning and writing, not legal knowledge. Tutoring helps most with the comprehension technique (reading at the right speed and grain) and with essay structure under timed conditions. Look for tutors with law or arts backgrounds and explicit LNAT preparation experience — the test rewards specific habits.