@lalalalaw,
Bro they will inform everyone irrespective of whether or not they're application is accepted or rejected. Easier said than done, but just have a lil patience and your intimation would reach you sooner than later, cheers
NUS-LLM 2015/16 applicants
Posted Apr 01, 2015 19:41
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@lalalalaw,
Bro they will inform everyone irrespective of whether or not they're application is accepted or rejected. Easier said than done, but just have a lil patience and your intimation would reach you sooner than later, cheers
Bro they will inform everyone irrespective of whether or not they're application is accepted or rejected. Easier said than done, but just have a lil patience and your intimation would reach you sooner than later, cheers
Posted Apr 01, 2015 21:10
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Thank you for the kind words.
Thank you for the kind words.
Posted Apr 02, 2015 05:02
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Hey guys!
Woke up to an offer letter from NUS this morning! Officially admitted into the LLM in Martitime Law at Singapore!
All those of you who haven't received your offers yet, just be patient. My guess is they're taking it course by course and sending out the offers! Fingers crossed.
Wish everyone luck!
Hope to see you guys in Singapore! ;)
Cheers!
Hey guys!
Woke up to an offer letter from NUS this morning! Officially admitted into the LLM in Martitime Law at Singapore!
All those of you who haven't received your offers yet, just be patient. My guess is they're taking it course by course and sending out the offers! Fingers crossed.
Wish everyone luck!
Hope to see you guys in Singapore! ;)
Cheers!
Woke up to an offer letter from NUS this morning! Officially admitted into the LLM in Martitime Law at Singapore!
All those of you who haven't received your offers yet, just be patient. My guess is they're taking it course by course and sending out the offers! Fingers crossed.
Wish everyone luck!
Hope to see you guys in Singapore! ;)
Cheers!
Posted Apr 02, 2015 07:45
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Congratulations to all those who have been offered...all the best!!
Congratulations to all those who have been offered...all the best!!
Posted Apr 02, 2015 07:49
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Hoo Boy!! finally received it..
Received offer letter from NUS for LLM Maritime Law.
As @Navi had suggested they are sending the offers course by course..So others will soon be receiving the good news...Good Luck to all... c u all soon..
Hoo Boy!! finally received it..
Received offer letter from NUS for LLM Maritime Law.
As @Navi had suggested they are sending the offers course by course..So others will soon be receiving the good news...Good Luck to all... c u all soon..
Received offer letter from NUS for LLM Maritime Law.
As @Navi had suggested they are sending the offers course by course..So others will soon be receiving the good news...Good Luck to all... c u all soon..
Posted Apr 02, 2015 11:31
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I have applied for CFL and IBL, haven't received any email yet. Keeping fingers crossed!
Congrats to those who managed to get through and good luck to those who await response.
Cheers
I have applied for CFL and IBL, haven't received any email yet. Keeping fingers crossed!
Congrats to those who managed to get through and good luck to those who await response.
Cheers
Congrats to those who managed to get through and good luck to those who await response.
Cheers
Posted Apr 02, 2015 11:47
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Got admit to General LLM today.
All the best to folks waiting.
Got admit to General LLM today.
All the best to folks waiting.
All the best to folks waiting.
Posted Apr 02, 2015 13:34
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I've applied for the CFL as well as the General LLM, but I haven't received any intimation regarding either of them. Any clue on what does this mean?
I've applied for the CFL as well as the General LLM, but I haven't received any intimation regarding either of them. Any clue on what does this mean?
Posted Apr 04, 2015 11:30
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I'm a law Student from University of Mumbai.
1) I've heard that only the last year and its aggregate count as your actually marks, is that true?
2) Planning to do LLM in Intellectual property law (IPR) at NUS
3)Got 61% in my second last semester and the last sem I hope to get similar or better marks..
4)I expect my result to arrive by the month of July-august, so when can i apply for the course?
5)At around 61% aggregate, what are my chances to get through?
Thanks for your time. awaiting your reply!
I'm a law Student from University of Mumbai.
1) I've heard that only the last year and its aggregate count as your actually marks, is that true?
2) Planning to do LLM in Intellectual property law (IPR) at NUS
3)Got 61% in my second last semester and the last sem I hope to get similar or better marks..
4)I expect my result to arrive by the month of July-august, so when can i apply for the course?
5)At around 61% aggregate, what are my chances to get through?
Thanks for your time. awaiting your reply!
1) I've heard that only the last year and its aggregate count as your actually marks, is that true?
2) Planning to do LLM in Intellectual property law (IPR) at NUS
3)Got 61% in my second last semester and the last sem I hope to get similar or better marks..
4)I expect my result to arrive by the month of July-august, so when can i apply for the course?
5)At around 61% aggregate, what are my chances to get through?
Thanks for your time. awaiting your reply!
Posted Apr 04, 2015 11:32
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Has anybody got offered for IBL or IPR?!
Has anybody got offered for IBL or IPR?!
Posted Apr 04, 2015 11:45
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@Skanda
There seems to be no activity post 2nd of this month, primarily on account of I think it being a log weekend there. Hopefully, more intimations would roll out starting Monday, when work resumes at NUS
@Skanda
There seems to be no activity post 2nd of this month, primarily on account of I think it being a log weekend there. Hopefully, more intimations would roll out starting Monday, when work resumes at NUS
There seems to be no activity post 2nd of this month, primarily on account of I think it being a log weekend there. Hopefully, more intimations would roll out starting Monday, when work resumes at NUS
Posted Apr 04, 2015 14:28
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I'm a law Student from University of Mumbai.
1) I've heard that only the last year and its aggregate count as your actually marks, is that true?
2) Planning to do LLM in Intellectual property law (IPR) at NUS
3)Got 61% in my second last semester and the last sem I hope to get similar or better marks..
4)I expect my result to arrive by the month of July-august, so when can i apply for the course?
5)At around 61% aggregate, what are my chances to get through?
Thanks for your time. awaiting your reply!
Hi,
To answer your questions,
1.application process opens up on the 1st of October and closes on the midnight of December 1, however, it's best to regularly check the NUS graduate program website in the event of any changes.
2. As far as chances are concerned, NUS like all universities would probably like to have a mix of experienced and freshers as their students for the LLM, however, it boils down to the strength of the competition posed by other candidates vis a vis your experience, grades, letter of recommendations, achievements both in the field of law and outside and your statement of purpose, if you write one as in NUS it's not mandatory to provide one.
3. Lastly, in continuation although good grades are of course helpful, they by themselves are not the sole criterion for admission, although a 60+ aggregate is pretty cool. Further, as regards the first question you've posed, it's best to write them an e-mail and enquire as there is no such information (as suggested by you) available on the program website to support your suggestion.
<blockquote>I'm a law Student from University of Mumbai.
1) I've heard that only the last year and its aggregate count as your actually marks, is that true?
2) Planning to do LLM in Intellectual property law (IPR) at NUS
3)Got 61% in my second last semester and the last sem I hope to get similar or better marks..
4)I expect my result to arrive by the month of July-august, so when can i apply for the course?
5)At around 61% aggregate, what are my chances to get through?
Thanks for your time. awaiting your reply!</blockquote>
Hi,
To answer your questions,
1.application process opens up on the 1st of October and closes on the midnight of December 1, however, it's best to regularly check the NUS graduate program website in the event of any changes.
2. As far as chances are concerned, NUS like all universities would probably like to have a mix of experienced and freshers as their students for the LLM, however, it boils down to the strength of the competition posed by other candidates vis a vis your experience, grades, letter of recommendations, achievements both in the field of law and outside and your statement of purpose, if you write one as in NUS it's not mandatory to provide one.
3. Lastly, in continuation although good grades are of course helpful, they by themselves are not the sole criterion for admission, although a 60+ aggregate is pretty cool. Further, as regards the first question you've posed, it's best to write them an e-mail and enquire as there is no such information (as suggested by you) available on the program website to support your suggestion.
1) I've heard that only the last year and its aggregate count as your actually marks, is that true?
2) Planning to do LLM in Intellectual property law (IPR) at NUS
3)Got 61% in my second last semester and the last sem I hope to get similar or better marks..
4)I expect my result to arrive by the month of July-august, so when can i apply for the course?
5)At around 61% aggregate, what are my chances to get through?
Thanks for your time. awaiting your reply!</blockquote>
Hi,
To answer your questions,
1.application process opens up on the 1st of October and closes on the midnight of December 1, however, it's best to regularly check the NUS graduate program website in the event of any changes.
2. As far as chances are concerned, NUS like all universities would probably like to have a mix of experienced and freshers as their students for the LLM, however, it boils down to the strength of the competition posed by other candidates vis a vis your experience, grades, letter of recommendations, achievements both in the field of law and outside and your statement of purpose, if you write one as in NUS it's not mandatory to provide one.
3. Lastly, in continuation although good grades are of course helpful, they by themselves are not the sole criterion for admission, although a 60+ aggregate is pretty cool. Further, as regards the first question you've posed, it's best to write them an e-mail and enquire as there is no such information (as suggested by you) available on the program website to support your suggestion.
Posted Apr 05, 2015 15:56
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Hey everyone,
Hoping that more intimations would be received by all Applicants tomorrow, so everyone please update all of us via this thread/post as and when you respectively receive any info. Thanks and all the best
Hey everyone,
Hoping that more intimations would be received by all Applicants tomorrow, so everyone please update all of us via this thread/post as and when you respectively receive any info. Thanks and all the best
Hoping that more intimations would be received by all Applicants tomorrow, so everyone please update all of us via this thread/post as and when you respectively receive any info. Thanks and all the best
Posted Apr 05, 2015 22:17
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I received my offer last Thursday for the LLM with no specialization.
Any other Europeans?
I received my offer last Thursday for the LLM with no specialization.
Any other Europeans?
Any other Europeans?
Posted Apr 05, 2015 23:50
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Hi there,
I am currently a final year law undergraduate (expected to graduate with high upper second class honours) and have applied for Corporate & Financial Services Law as my first choice and Maritime as my second.
However, I am still waiting to hear from them. I am wondering if the fact that I've had no work experience (besides internships), will have an adverse impact on my application?
Thank you
Hi there,
I am currently a final year law undergraduate (expected to graduate with high upper second class honours) and have applied for Corporate & Financial Services Law as my first choice and Maritime as my second.
However, I am still waiting to hear from them. I am wondering if the fact that I've had no work experience (besides internships), will have an adverse impact on my application?
Thank you
I am currently a final year law undergraduate (expected to graduate with high upper second class honours) and have applied for Corporate & Financial Services Law as my first choice and Maritime as my second.
However, I am still waiting to hear from them. I am wondering if the fact that I've had no work experience (besides internships), will have an adverse impact on my application?
Thank you
Posted Apr 06, 2015 07:35
0
No reply yet as of 12:34(UTC+7). They're taking their time.
No reply yet as of 12:34(UTC+7). They're taking their time.
Posted Apr 06, 2015 08:22
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Hi there,
I am currently a final year law undergraduate (expected to graduate with high upper second class honours) and have applied for Corporate & Financial Services Law as my first choice and Maritime as my second.
However, I am still waiting to hear from them. I am wondering if the fact that I've had no work experience (besides internships), will have an adverse impact on my application?
Thank you
hey indhu just fyi, I am myself a final year undergrad as well without any relevant work experience or internships whatsoever. My current university also doesn't have an honours system and I've already been offered a place for CFL last week! Thus I would say don't fret if you've submitted a strong enough application (SOP, LORs etc) as NUS would still consider applicants you and me alike!
<blockquote>Hi there,
I am currently a final year law undergraduate (expected to graduate with high upper second class honours) and have applied for Corporate & Financial Services Law as my first choice and Maritime as my second.
However, I am still waiting to hear from them. I am wondering if the fact that I've had no work experience (besides internships), will have an adverse impact on my application?
Thank you
</blockquote>
hey indhu just fyi, I am myself a final year undergrad as well without any relevant work experience or internships whatsoever. My current university also doesn't have an honours system and I've already been offered a place for CFL last week! Thus I would say don't fret if you've submitted a strong enough application (SOP, LORs etc) as NUS would still consider applicants you and me alike!
I am currently a final year law undergraduate (expected to graduate with high upper second class honours) and have applied for Corporate & Financial Services Law as my first choice and Maritime as my second.
However, I am still waiting to hear from them. I am wondering if the fact that I've had no work experience (besides internships), will have an adverse impact on my application?
Thank you
</blockquote>
hey indhu just fyi, I am myself a final year undergrad as well without any relevant work experience or internships whatsoever. My current university also doesn't have an honours system and I've already been offered a place for CFL last week! Thus I would say don't fret if you've submitted a strong enough application (SOP, LORs etc) as NUS would still consider applicants you and me alike!
Posted Apr 06, 2015 11:34
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Hi @vicescapade,
Thank you! Just woke up to an offer letter by NUS for Maritime Law :D
On a separate note, does anyone know if we can choose to switch from Full-Time to Part-Time?
Hi @vicescapade,
Thank you! Just woke up to an offer letter by NUS for Maritime Law :D
On a separate note, does anyone know if we can choose to switch from Full-Time to Part-Time?
Thank you! Just woke up to an offer letter by NUS for Maritime Law :D
On a separate note, does anyone know if we can choose to switch from Full-Time to Part-Time?
Posted Apr 06, 2015 12:07
1
@indhu,
There must be something stated about it in your offer letter or the welcome letter received as attachments by you. If not, then best to mail them and enquire
@indhu,
There must be something stated about it in your offer letter or the welcome letter received as attachments by you. If not, then best to mail them and enquire
There must be something stated about it in your offer letter or the welcome letter received as attachments by you. If not, then best to mail them and enquire
Posted Apr 06, 2015 15:20
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Really surprising that there's only been a solitary update the entire day as regards an offer of admission. So as an earnest request to all those who have received any updates, please do share so that all of us can stay in the loop and connect with people subsequently, if so required for any related matters. At the end of the day the objective is to assist each other. Cheers and good luck to those still waiting for an intimation from NUS.
Really surprising that there's only been a solitary update the entire day as regards an offer of admission. So as an earnest request to all those who have received any updates, please do share so that all of us can stay in the loop and connect with people subsequently, if so required for any related matters. At the end of the day the objective is to assist each other. Cheers and good luck to those still waiting for an intimation from NUS.
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