Law Articles for High School Students

Most UK universities offer a law degree as a three-year undergraduate course. This differs from law schools in the US where you can only complete a law degree at the postgraduate...

A law degree is widely regarded as one of the most versatile and transferable options at university. While there are traditional and well-trodden paths into the legal industry,...

The LNAT is the Law National Aptitude Test. Some universities use this test to assess prospective students’ reasoning, deduction and writing abilities, prior to offering you an...

The majority of UK universities don’t require specific A-level subjects as an entry requirement onto a law degree. However, it’s always a good idea to choose A-levels that will...

Reading within and around your subject, widely and in depth, remains one of the most important actions you can take to prepare for a future in law. We've created a list of...

When studying any subject, you’ll inevitably have to spend a lot of your time taking notes. Law students in particular spend a massive amount of time taking notes because there’s...

While your GCSE subject choices are by no means the be-all and end-all of your academic career, they can have a surprisingly positive impact on your career path if chosen well....

You'll often be told that you have to read around your subject in order to prepare for your university applications – but how do you find out what to read? Law is notoriously...

The world of law has been on our screens for many years: Suits, Law and Order, even Legally Blonde. Although no-doubt over-dramatised for entertainment, the big screen represents...

Law is an incredibly popular subject for students to study at university, and the UK is home to some of the best law schools in the world!  It’s no surprise that many students...