Has anyone heard from U of T yet? Just trying to get an idea of when I can expect news. I hate waiting!

I'm also still waiting. best of luck!

Same here myself. UofT supposed to make all the decisions by the end of March. So if no decision were rendered by the ned of next week, then you would have to wait for a rejection.

I just completed the LLM program at UofT. I didn't receive my admission email until March 19th (a friend of mine received hers a day later, and some people in my program did not hear back until the end of March/early April).

So don't lose hope; and good luck to you all!

Thanks for the feedback uktoug! Hopefully I hear soon :) Congrats LucyAsh!

I received an offer last week too - very excited!

UKtoug, did you enjoy your LLM? I'd love to hear about your experiences!

Congratulations to all who have received offers, and best of luck to those who are still waiting.

Status updated as "Decision Made" but have not received any email. Guess I got rejected. Couldn't be happier because I finally have my closure on applying UofT

I received an offer last week too - very excited!

UKtoug, did you enjoy your LLM? I'd love to hear about your experiences!

Congratulations to all who have received offers, and best of luck to those who are still waiting.

I received an offer from UoT last week. Think I'm going to go for mcgill though!

Has anyone heard from U of T yet? Just trying to get an idea of when I can expect news. I hate waiting!

UofT would not release its decision before deadline, and I think this will still be the case. Furthermore, it would typically take approx. 2 months for them to make and deliver a decision to you. So, if this year's deadline is March 15, then you should not expect a decision until at least mid of April.

UofT would not release its decision before deadline, and I think this will still be the case. Furthermore, it would typically take approx. 2 months for them to make and deliver a decision to you. So, if this year's deadline is March 15, then you should not expect a decision until at least mid of April.

Don't mention it. Some insider information for you to consider:

Last year UofT LLM program did not enrol as many candidates as it did in previous years. But, this does not mean the UofT will lower its standard for admission this year, but I do see it postpone its deadline for application.

Additionally, the new law school building has been completed so if you were admitted, you would be able to study in the new building, which is fantastic.

Don't mention it. Some insider information for you to consider:

Last year UofT LLM program did not enrol as many candidates as it did in previous years. But, this does not mean the UofT will lower its standard for admission this year, but I do see it postpone its deadline for application.

Additionally, the new law school building has been completed so if you were admitted, you would be able to study in the new building, which is fantastic.

I don't know about your background and why you choose UofT for LLM, so I would just address the reason why I choose UofT and my feedback will be based on my purpose and background.

You can have a variety range of course choices at UofT, but you are limited by the course selection limit (28 credits max.). You may choose Canadian Admin. Law to satisfy your NCA requirements, and as an LLM, you cannot choose any other Canadian 1L courses. There are some courses not available for LL.M. students and don't even bother to petition for permission.

Your classmates will consist of most J.D. students, but you will be graded differently. You can option to write take-home exam instead of 3 hour in-class exam, and to do yourself a favor, just do take-home.

Do plan your time accordingly because there are a lot of extracurricular activities, events and guest speeches. Other than that, don;t bore yourself too much with study and try to enjoy the City of Toronto more.

Good Luck!

I don't know about your background and why you choose UofT for LLM, so I would just address the reason why I choose UofT and my feedback will be based on my purpose and background.

You can have a variety range of course choices at UofT, but you are limited by the course selection limit (28 credits max.). You may choose Canadian Admin. Law to satisfy your NCA requirements, and as an LLM, you cannot choose any other Canadian 1L courses. There are some courses not available for LL.M. students and don't even bother to petition for permission.

Your classmates will consist of most J.D. students, but you will be graded differently. You can option to write take-home exam instead of 3 hour in-class exam, and to do yourself a favor, just do take-home.

Do plan your time accordingly because there are a lot of extracurricular activities, events and guest speeches. Other than that, don;t bore yourself too much with study and try to enjoy the City of Toronto more.

Good Luck!

Ilkrishll,

I also applied, very late I might add, just a few weeks prior to the deadline, and notice that my application still reads under review. Best of luck to you on your application. Let me know if you hear anything and I will do the same?

I am happy to hear that it is unlikely that anyone has heard anything yet. Means we are all still in the running!

Ilkrishll,

I also applied, very late I might add, just a few weeks prior to the deadline, and notice that my application still reads under review. Best of luck to you on your application. Let me know if you hear anything and I will do the same?

I am happy to hear that it is unlikely that anyone has heard anything yet. Means we are all still in the running!

Hi guys, I've applied for 2017-2018 and was wondering if anyone has been sent their application result yet. the deadline was 20th of April. Anyone?