The Law National Aptitude Test (LNAT) is an essential requirement for entry to our undergraduate and foundation Law Programme. It helps us to assess your aptitude for the skills required to study Law and we use the results, alongside other parts of the UCAS form, to help select the applicants we think are most likely to succeed on our course.
- LNAT must be taken in the same year your UCAS application is submitted.
- For 2025 entry you need to have booked your test by 20/01/2025 and completed the test by 29/01/2025.
- You cannot take LNAT more than once in any year and results cannot be carried forward from one year to the next.
- There is no minimum LNAT score, you will receive a score out of 42, and the university will refer to this and your LNAT essay when considering your university application.
- If you have linked Durham University to your LNAT account, then we will automatically receive your results. Unfortunately, Durham is unable to disclose what your results are, you will receive them from LNAT.
You can find details on LNAT and how to book your test here.