A common myth about aptitude tests is that students cannot prepare for them because there is a lack of a set syllabus or past papers. While it is true that there is no way of knowing which particular articles will be appearing, or what exactly the questions will be asking, there are ways to improve. Below are three tips students should abide by when preparing for the LNAT. Tip #1 - Be well-read Having a greater knowledge and understanding of diverse topics builds a student’s

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