Legal Week reports
November 19, 2003 at 07:03 PM
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Lawyers and Legal Practice Course (LPC) providers have given a lukewarm reception to plans by a group of elite universities to introduce their own entrance exams for law – replacing the old A-Level system.
The Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, along with University College London and King’s College London, are considering introducing a new exam, dubbed the ‘LNat’, to select students applying for law degrees.
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