Leicester Law School

Applying to Leicester

Entry requirements

You can find our entry requirements on our course pages for Law LLB and Law (JD Pathway) LLB. We do not require students to have taken the LSAT or LNAT. If you are unsure if your qualifications meet our entry requirements then please contact us at AHLadmissions@le.ac.uk.

Making an application through UCAS for September 2025

All applications to UK universities are made through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). You will need to submit an online application form, which includes your personal details, your academic achievements, a personal statement and a reference. The deadline for applications is 30 June each year but we recommend that you apply as early as you can.

Once we have received your application from UCAS, we will decide whether to make you an offer to study with us. Our admissions team will need to see your results on certificates or transcripts after you have applied. We will let you know what to send and where to send it. 

The UCAS website explains the different types of offers made by universities.

Fees, living costs and scholarships

You can find information on tuition fees for international students on our course pages for Law LLB and Law (JD Pathway) LLB.

Living costs for students at the University of Leicester are estimated to be an average of £850 per month, which includes accommodation, food, bills and social activities. 

We offer scholarships, including those awarded on academic merit. See our scholarships pages for further information

“I have always wanted to be a lawyer, and after receiving a scholarship, I was able to attend law school and complete my LLB (JD Pathway) from the University of Leicester in 2020.”
Alicia, JD Pathway 2020

Accommodation

All first year students who apply for accommodation by 1 September of their year of entry are guaranteed a place in University-allocated accommodation. There are a variety of accommodation options available to suit all needs, including catered, self-catered, single rooms, shared or en-suite bathrooms and studio apartments. 

There are also plenty of options if you wish to stay in private accommodation while studying at Leicester.

Back to top
MENU