Target Law Mentoring Scheme
The Target Law Mentoring Scheme is a programme for Year 12 students from disadvantaged groups in non-selective state schools, helping them prepare for applying to top law schools, including ten mentoring sessions at UCL.
London
A-Level
Law
In-Person
20 November 2026
Last verified: 16 September 2026
About this opportunity
The Target Law programme supports Year 12 students from non-selective state schools in Greater London, who aspire to study law at a top university. The scheme, which runs from January of Year 12 through the year prior to university application, includes ten mentoring sessions with UCL Laws students, opportunities to attend events at UCL, and extensive guidance on law applications, personal statements, LNAT preparation, and sample lectures. Sessions are held in person at Bentham House, UCL Laws.
Who is it for?
Year 12 students from disadvantaged groups in non-selective state schools within Greater London, aspiring to enter a top law school.
What you will gain
Individual mentoring from UCL Laws students, guidance in preparing law school applications, support with personal statements and LNAT, experience sample lectures, attend court visits, and receive feedback on written work.
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Requirements
Applicants must be Year 12 students from underrepresented backgrounds, attending non-selective state schools in Greater London, and meet the set eligibility criteria.
How to apply
Apply via the provided contact or application form by 5pm on 20/11/2026. Applicants will be informed of the outcome at the beginning of December 2026.
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