Do I need to sit the test?

You need to take the LNAT during the September 2025 to January 2026 test cycle if you are applying for 2026 entry (or applying now for deferred entry in 2027) to any of the following UK undergraduate law programmes (listed by university and UCAS code). You must also read the information about deadline dates for the universities.

As well as taking the LNAT, you need to apply for your chosen programmes in the normal way. Sitting the LNAT does not constitute an application to any universities.

The LNAT must be taken by all applicants (UK, EU and overseas) to undergraduate law programmes at

	Course codes M100, MR11, MR12 and MR13
	Course code M100
	Course codes M101, M102
	Course codes M114, M1R7, M1R1, M121, M1R2, M122, M1R3, M1M9, M1RR, M1R4, M123,  MN11, MN12, MV13, ML11, MQ13, MQ15, ML17, MV11, MV15, ML12, MR17, M100, M9R1, M9R2, M9R3, M9R4, MN19, ML13, M1L1, MQ93, MQ95, MV91, MV95, ML92
	Course codes LM21, M100, M121, M122, M190, M123
	Course code M100
	Course codes M100, M190, M191, M192, M193, M194
	Course codes M100 LLB and all other combinations including Law. M102 LLB Senior Status does not require the LNAT
	Course codes M100, M101, M102, M141, M142, M144, M145, M146
Non-UK Universities The following non-UK universities also rely on the LNAT under certain conditions. Please check with the universities directly for details.
	choice of tests applies