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This page has free LNAT questions and advice for LNAT essays. LNAT essays should be 500 words minimum to 700 words maximum. You will get 40 minutes to write your LNAT essay.
Your LNAT essay response will not be marked as such. In other words, you won't receive a score for your essay. Different universities use the LNAT essay for different admissions purposes.
Information on our LNAT Practice Tests and Essay Writing Guide
LNAT essay questions will be in the form of either a question or a statement. Here are some LNAT essay questions for you to practise:
- Should public transport be compulsory in certain areas?
- Being fair to the community is more important than being just to the individual. Discuss.
- Make the best argument you can for full government funding of undergraduate education.
- "Everyone would benefit from doing a stint of manual labour." Do you agree?
- Animal rights should be sacrificed when human life might be at stake. Discuss.
- Should the government do more to encourage people into the teaching profession?
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