Admissions consultancy for Singapore and overseas law schools.
Personalised guidance for applicants to NUS, SMU and SUSS law, and for Singaporeans applying to read law in the UK and Australia.
Applications to the law schools that matter to you.
NUS, SMU and SUSS
Preparation for the written assessments and interviews used by Singapore’s law schools, with feedback on how to show legal aptitude, clear reasoning and genuine motivation.
UK LLB via UCAS
University selection, LNAT preparation, personal statements and Oxbridge-style interviews, with a focus on scheduled universities recognised for Singapore qualification.
Australian LLB and JD
Applications to leading Australian law schools and to JD programmes elsewhere, including LSAT preparation where required.
A clear, structured admissions process.
Strategy session
We review your results, interests and goals and agree a shortlist of schools.
Admissions tests
Targeted preparation for the LNAT, LSAT or school-specific assessments.
Written application
Personal statements and essays that are genuinely yours, refined over several drafts.
Interview practice
Mock interviews with tutors who were admitted to the schools you are applying to.
Law school admissions: common questions.
How do NUS, SMU and SUSS select law students?
Each school runs its own process. Applicants are generally assessed on academic results together with a school-specific written assessment and/or interview, and SUSS also considers work and life experience for its programmes. Requirements change from year to year, so always check each school’s admissions pages.
Should I study law in Singapore or overseas?
It depends on your goals, budget and where you want to practise. Local degrees lead directly to Part B, while overseas graduates from scheduled universities take Part A first. We help families weigh the options honestly, including cost, recognition and career outcomes.
When should I start preparing my application?
Ideally a year before you apply. That leaves time to build relevant experience, prepare for admissions tests such as the LNAT, and draft a personal statement that genuinely stands out.
Plan your law school application with an expert.
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