About Oxbridge Law Admissions
Oxbridge Law Admissions is a specialist tutoring practice run by Alicia, a Cambridge Law graduate with a BA and LLM. I focus exclusively on Law, working one-to-one with a small number of students each year who are serious about applying to Oxford, Cambridge and other competitive universities that use the LNAT.
I started tutoring in 2014 after seeing how opaque and intimidating the process can feel—especially for students without a family or school history of Oxbridge applications. My aim is to bring clarity, realism and genuinely helpful preparation to what can otherwise feel like a mysterious, high-stakes process.
Who am I?
I read Law at Cambridge, completing both my undergraduate degree (BA) and postgraduate degree (LLM). During my time at Cambridge, I was supervised in almost 20 legal subjects, giving me both breadth and depth of knowledge.
Alongside Oxbridge Law Admissions, I am a practising solicitor. This means I can help students see the bigger picture: how the skills they build for Oxbridge—close reading, precise argument, clear writing—connect to both university study and life beyond. At the same time, my professional network has shown me that Law graduates thrive in many fields outside traditional legal practice.
I have supported Oxbridge Law applicants every year since 2014. Over that time, I have:
Worked with students from a wide range of schools and nationalities
Supported both first‑time applicants and re‑applicants
Provided steady guidance to early planners and last-minute candidates
Built a large bank of interview problems, discussion prompts and LNAT‑style questions that reflect how admissions have evolved over the last decade
Whilst I do not publish headline ‘success rates’ as every application context is different, I am happy to talk through my recent experience, typical outcomes, and whether a student’s profile is realistically competitive during an initial conversation.
Parents and students often tell me they value the combination of high expectations and calm realism: I am enthusiastic when an application is strong, but I am also clear about risks, alternatives, and the work involved. Applicants go through the process confidently and are proud of their applications.
How to decide if I’m the right fit
A good fit matters more than anything else, especially with something as important and personal as a university application. Working with me is likely to suit you if:
The student is happy to be challenged and to receive direct, detailed feedback
You want one consistent tutor, not a large team or changing faces
You value realism about chances and timelines, not guaranteed‑offer marketing
If you’re unsure, send a brief enquiry with the student’s year group, grades and target universities. We’ll have a free 20-minute call where I’ll give my honest assessment of Oxbridge chances and whether I can help effectively. You decide if it feels right.