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May exams - make sure you check when and where your exams are to take place

Exam timetables for the upcoming May 2022 exam period (9th - 27th May) are published on 8th April 2022.  Subsequently you will be able to view your exam timetable by logging onto Exam Track.  Please ensure to check when and also where each of your exams is due to take place as some exams are scheduled to take place on-campus and some will take place remotely.

• If your exam is due to take place on-campus please see our DDS webpage: Individual Examination Arrangements (on-campus exams) for guidance. 
• If your exam is due to take place remotely please see our DDS webpage: Individual Examination Arrangements (remote exams) for guidance.   

It is important that you check the DDS exam webpages above to see how your INAR assessment adjustments will operate.  

TalkCampus comes to London Met

The health and wellbeing of our students is our top priority and we're delighted to partner with TalkCampus to provide this additional level of support. We hope this will complement our in-house Student Services team, which covers the Counselling Service as well as the Disability and Dyslexia Service (DDS), by providing students with instant access to reassurance and support, at any time of day.

For more information visit the London Met TalkCampus webpage.

Diversity Access Scheme (DAS)

The Diversity Access Scheme (DAS) is a scholarship with a difference, set up to help aspiring solicitors from less advantaged backgrounds succeed.

Awardees of the scheme benefit from:

• Finance – funding their LPC or SQE course fees
• Mentoring – through matching them with a qualified solicitor mentor
• Work experience – high quality, paid placements brokered through the Law Society

Application closing date 20 April 2022. 

To date, hundreds of students have benefited from the support through the DAS and we hope to be in a position to help between 15 and 20 more students this year.  The DAS is aimed at those who are ready to start their LPC or SQE preparation course / assessments either in Autumn 2022 or January / February 2023.

We welcome applications from students from all underrepresented groups including disabled students, those from Black or other ethnic minority backgrounds, LGBT+ students and those who have faced significant challenges to pursuing their education and career. All eligibility information can be found on the Law Society Diversity Access Scheme webpage.  

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