English Law and German Law

Required subjects: German. Applicants who have not been taught and examined in German throughout their secondary schooling must complete the TestDaF. The minimum level required is TestDaF level 4 (TDN4) in all 4 components. The TestDaF is strongly preferred and should be taken where possible, but alternative an alternative German language test which meets CERF B2 standards may be considered (e.g. Goethe-Zertifikat B2) test.
Preferred subjects: None
All applicants must take the LNAT

Admission tests

Other

Applicants who have not been taught and examined in German throughout their secondary schooling must complete the TestDaF. The minimum level required is TestDaF level 4 (TDN4) in all 4 components. The TestDaF is strongly preferred and should be taken where possible, but alternative an alternative German language test which meets CERF B2 standards may be considered (e.g. Goethe-Zertifikat B2) test.

Law National Admissions Test (LNAT)

All applicants are required to take the National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT) by 31 December. You may submit your Law application to King’s through UCAS before or after you take the LNAT - ensuring you submit before the UCAS January Equal Consideration deadline - however, to ensure equal consideration you must sit your LNAT test by 31st December. Please ensure that you select King’s when you register your LNAT account so that we are able to retrieve your LNAT result in a timely manner. Due to the competitive nature of the programme, we will be unable to consider your application further if you have not sat your LNAT by 31 December. This applies to all Home and Overseas applicants. However, for some Overseas applicants dispensations may be granted on an individual basis only where there is no LNAT centre in the candidate's country or no centre within a reasonable distance from the applicant's residence. Please note, LNAT results will not be carried over from one year to the next., therefore, the LNAT must be taken between 1st September and 31st December in the admissions cycle you are submitting your application. Please see the LNAT website for further details on registration and sitting the LNAT.

At King’s we don’t just use your grades to assess your application. We recognise that not everyone has the same educational journey and that some students have had to overcome challenges to achieve their grades.

Contextual offers are made to applicants who may have experienced barriers that have impeded their academic progress. Contextual offers may be up to two A-Level grades (or equivalent) lower than the advertised entry requirements found on the course pages.