Law admissions differ by university
Most of our law students apply to both systems. In the UK that means the LNAT and an interview. In Singapore it means essays, an interview, and for SMU a written test and group activity on selection day. Most students apply to both, and the two cycles overlap.
What we do
We prepare students for the LNAT, coach the personal statement and Singapore essays, and run mock interviews. For students running UK and Singapore applications together, we keep the two tracks separate so one doesn't crowd out the other.
One example
A student from ACS (Independent) got a Cambridge Law offer with 45 out of 45 in the IB. The work behind it was research on AI and law and a place in the finals of an international mooting competition.
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