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Oh my goodness I pray everything goes well for you, my test is tomorrow and I really can’t imagine travelling nearly 4 hours.

@@vixxa1719 thank you! It went alright! I just wish we could have gotten the results straight after so I could tweak my college choices in favour of my marks... But best of luck tomorrow!! You'll be fine :) Haha the traveling was tough, and I got 0 hours of sleep because I just couldn't fall asleep knowing I had to wake up at 4am... But it went relatively well thank God! I ended up getting home at around half 5 in the evening but it was an adventure in itself 😆

@@chq2252 I'm really glad :D and im sure u did great but I thought for section A you would get your results back straight away no? It's great u took a positive side to the journey as well and that you made it home safely

How did it go to get into Oxbridge ?

@@Doothis? I don’t really understand what you’re asking sorry

What score did you get?

How was the exam ?

Hey I’m taking the LNAT this year and I saw a video on how to structure the format of the essay. They said it’s best to have: Intro: keep it short but mention the two main arguments you are going to give Argument one Argument two Counter argument: remember to counter the counter Conclusion This is it briefly but do some more research if you want to to get more depth and understanding good luck on your LNAT :)

Thank you! Good luck! I’m sure you’ll do great! Hoping to film some new videos reviewing my first year at Law School soon but have been so busy atm! Stay tuned :)

I think it would probably be useful for any student planning on studying law in the UK!

Omg that’s amazing! That’s so great that you have taken such an interest in law and your developing a good knowledge! I would recommend maybe reading legal blogs written by academics! For example, Public Law for Everyone which you can find easily online! It might be really interesting for you to learn about some new concepts and ideas which are set out on that website. I also recommend just reading up on current affairs and that website is really good for that as well and will keep you up to date with recent legal developments! Good luck with your reading!!

Thank you so much I’ll look it up now xx

I think that letters to a law student could potentially be useful for reading up on interview practice which will be helpful for any kind of degree. However, I think most of these books are law based so unless you are considering studying law they might not be as useful.

Thank you so much! I’m actually going back this week so new vlogs and study videos will hopefully be on their way! Xx

I think if you are struggling for time with the reading prioritise reading the passage first once and then have a go at the questions straight after. If you struggle with a question and need to reread the passage then definitely do but don’t get too worried if you miss a couple questions out because you run out of time - at the end of the day the average mark is around 20 so if you miss a couple marks don’t stress about it! Just give it your best shot! Good luck :)

Good luck! Glad it had helped!!

Hey Did you gave exam?

Exactly same situation 😶

Thank you!

You have quite a lot of time in the multiple choice section so I’d recommend read each carefully at least once but don’t spend too much time reading it over and over again because you want to give yourself time to have a go at all of the questions! To answer your question precisely a few mins for each passage but it really depends on how fast you read

So glad it helped! :)

@@sophiainthecity5347 my LNAT’s tomorrow and I feel so much more confident after watching this and doing the practice questions :)

@@Sundus.writes I’m so happy to hear that! Good luck you’ll do great!

@@sophiainthecity5347 Thank you very much :) i think it went quite well so fingers crossed

I’m so glad it was helpful! I think the Secret Barrister is my favourite out of them all so I hope your enjoying it! I actually got the second book for Christmas so looking forward to reading that one too!

Hi do you know a few sixth forms/colleges that you can study law a levels in bc some places don’t offer that subject, it would be useful thx

@@mursal2590 I’m from London so I know a few here but it really depends on what city you’re from

@@Sud3nazTop yes I am also from London

@@mursal2590 check out the websites of the schools near you and you’ll see a list of the subjects that they teach

Good luck! Don’t worry you will do great just stay calm and give it your best shot :)

Same .... How did it go

@@eman-oh2je lmao i just got home from it, it was meh, idk how to feel about section A bit i loved section B, the topic they gave me was the same one i wrote an essay on like last month

@@zairahflores4742 I’m sure you did okay !! what was the topic and what would you recommend I do to prepare in the last few hours I have now lol

@@eman-oh2je good luck!! I’m sure you’ll do great!

Ah that’s amazing! I hope your LNAT goes well! I would say if you are stuck between two then go with your gut - what I learnt from doing it is to reason out the answer and then if your stuck between choose the one that you had the best feeling about out of the two to begin with. I hope that makes sense! But I’m sure you’ll do great! ❤️

@@sophiainthecity5347 aw thank you so much i'll try and do that! who knows maybe if i pass we'll meet next year! <3

@@jemma_palma I hope so! Good luck!

@@jemma_palmahow did it go in the end?

@@Doothis haha such an old comment but i got a very average score for that year... so, meh, 🤷🏻‍♀ but i ended up not liking law as much as i thought and swapped to policy x

Thank you!

lucia lottie thank you 🥰 and thanks for filming hehe