Elite LNAT Tutoring & Admissions Coaching

35 LNAT Scorer. Oxford Graduate. Results-focused preparation with tailored study plans.

Why Students Choose Henry

I’m an Oxford Law graduate and one of the UK’s highest LNAT scorers (35). My students have received offers from Oxford, Cambridge, UCL, and top Russell Group universities — often with full guidance from test to offer.

This isn’t just tutoring. It’s a tailored, strategy-driven system designed for ambitious students worldwide.

I support you across the entire application:
✓ LNAT prep (MCQ & Essay)
✓ Personal statement drafting and strategy
✓ College and course selection
✓ Interview and knowledge-building coaching

If you're aiming for top UK universities — and want results that stand out — this is where you begin.

Results that Speak for Themselves

Over the years, my students have:

  • Improved their LNAT Multiple Choice scores by 5–8 points on average from first practice to final exam.

  • Elevated their essays to Oxbridge admissions standard, with detailed, strategic feedback.

  • Received offers from Oxford, Cambridge, UCL, LSE, and other top UK universities.

  • Scored as high as 38/42 on the LNAT — one of the top scores in the UK.

What I offer

My services are tailored for high-performing, globally ambitious students applying to top UK universities — especially Oxford, Cambridge, and the Russell Group. You can choose flexible hourly support or opt for a comprehensive admissions bundle:

1. Strategic LNAT Preparation

  • Expert guidance on MCQ techniques using real past paper logic

  • Essay planning and structure coaching, aligned with Oxbridge-level expectations

  • Real-time feedback and analytics to improve score by 5–8+ points in most cases

  • Highest-scoring student to date: LNAT 38

2. Full Application Support

  • Personal Statement drafting with high-impact language

  • Strategic college and course selection based on admissions trends

  • Oxbridge-style interview prep and critical thinking development

  • Ideal for students from international systems needing UK-specific insight

3. Flexible or All-Inclusive Packages

  • Book sessions hourly, or choose a discounted bundle plan

  • Ongoing feedback and WhatsApp/email access in premium tiers

  • Ideal for students aiming for full guidance from test to offer

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the LNAT?

The LNAT (National Admissions Test for Law) is a standardised test used by several top UK universities as part of the selection process for undergraduate law degrees. It consists of two parts: Part A: 42 multiple-choice questions testing reading comprehension and logical reasoning. Part B: An essay on a general topic, limited to 750 words, assessing your argumentation and writing clarity. The LNAT is taken annually by thousands of students worldwide and is the only test that directly evaluates the skills needed to think like a law student.

Which Universities require me to sit the LNAT?

As of Summer 2025, the following universities require the LNAT for undergraduate law applicants*:

  • University of Oxford

  • University College London (UCL)

  • King’s College London (KCL)

  • London School of Economics (LSE)

  • University of Bristol

  • Durham University

  • SOAS University of London

  • University of Glasgow

  • Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS)*

*Always consult the official LNAT website (www.lnat.ac.uk) for the most up-to-date list.

What is a “good” score?

Average LNAT scores typically range between 20 and 23. However, successful applicants to competitive institutions like Oxford, UCL, or LSE usually score 28 or higher.

A score of 35 or above is considered exceptional and may significantly strengthen your university application.

How much does the LNAT Matter in my application?

The LNAT is often a key factor in determining admission to law courses at top universities. It’s the only standardised academic measure that evaluates your ability to read, argue, and write like a future lawyer.

While it is just one part of your application, a strong LNAT score can provide a crucial competitive edge — especially when combined with a compelling personal statement, high grades, and strategic university choices. I allow students not only to achieve LNAT excellence, but to make it inevitable.

Disclaimer: The information provided here is for general guidance only. LNAT requirements and university admissions criteria may change. Please refer to official university websites and www.lnat.ac.uk for current updates.

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Law School admissions demand more than talent — they demand a strategy. My students train for excellence with structure, insight, and clarity, and achieve exceptional results.