To help students prepare for these assessments, we have created the ULaw SQE app. But how does an app help you study? Today we’re telling you everything you need to know about the ULaw SQE app.
By Editorial Team. Published 30 May 2022. Last updated 6 October 2026.
Who is the SQE app aimed at?
The ULaw SQE app is primarily aimed at students studying towards the SQE and designed to help you improve your Functioning Legal Knowledge (FLK). Once you enrol with us on an appropriate SQE course you’ll automatically receive full access to the SQE app.
There’s also a version for those who aren’t studying with us. However, the real benefit is for those students studing at The University of Law as it provides a key role within the student learning journey.
The ULaw SQE is available on both Android and Apple devices and can also be used on other phones and tablets.
How does the ULaw SQE app support learning?
The app has a high-quality question bank that contains over 5000 single best answer questions, provides detailed question feedback and identifies the users’ strengths and weaknesses. This feedback can prove invaluable and means you can target the areas needing more work and can help you structure your revision to get the most from the app. The beauty of the app is that it allows you to complete everything casual daily practice to more in depth assessments and mock examinations, meaning you can cram in a few questions whilst waiting in a queue for a coffee and also experience what the SQE looks like in real life.
Another top feature is the predictive exam pass analytics. You’ll be able to track your progress via your course tutor, who can access these insights on a reporting platform. It’s also worth noting 85.4% of our students who sat the SQE1 assessments, classified as ‘Likely’ or ‘Very Likely’ to pass by the ULaw SQE App, went on to pass (Based on July 2022 to January 2026 SQE1 assessments and self-reported student data).
What do people think of the ULaw SQE app?
Since launch the app has gone on to help countless students improve their FLK and pass the SQE1 Examination and has been recognised for its innovation. Synap, the organisation we work with on the app, recently won awards for their work with The University of Law in the Inaugural EdTech Innovation Hub (ETIH) Innovation Awards 2026.
They won Best Student Engagement and Assessment Tool for the app, with Emma Thompson, one of the judges saying it “showed how assessment data can become part of student support rather than something institutions only look at after the fact. What made the University of Law project compelling was the connection between daily practice, predictive insight, and timely tutor intervention.”
Students have also praised the app in several discussions on Reddit. Reddit User Proud-Tell-6951 said they only used the ULaw SQE App question banks for revision and stated, “In my opinion, the ULaw [Single Best Answer Questions] are very close to the actual exam questions.”
Several users also praised the app for providing questions most in line with the actual exam and also pointed out that the predictive scores on mock examinations matched what they achieved when sitting the SQE. For example, user HeroineOk7329 said they “found [the] ULaw questions to be the most representative of the actual exam questions” and Ok_Tooth9404 highlighted that the app was “the most accurate predictor of my exam results… [I] had an average of 81% for FLK1 and got that in the real thing. [I] had an average of 82% in FLK2 and got that in the real thing.”
To ensure you get the most out of the App, we’ve prepared this handy SQE App User Guide.
