Hello everyone. thought of starting this post for ILF next year .
Is there anyone who has been given an offer ?

Hey,
Yes I was given an offer in December for which I sent an acceptance last week. 

Hey,
Yes I was given an offer in December for which I sent an acceptance last week. 

[Edited by Floating Lawyer on Jan 17, 2021]

Thank you so much.

I applied for LLM Finance. 

[Edited by Yashika Joshi on Jan 18, 2021]

Hello,

Is there anyone from India who has been admitted and still waiting to hear from other law schools. I have been waitlisted by ILF and just trying to figure out the odds of getting in. 

[Edited by Pearl J on Feb 18, 2021]

Hi, anybody from India who has accepted an offer from ILF and going for 2021-2022 academic year?

Hi, anybody from India who has accepted an offer from ILF and going for 2021-2022 academic year?

Hi, anybody from India who has accepted an offer from ILF and going for 2021-2022 academic year?

Hey! I have been waitlisted at ILF but will definitely accept the offer once admitted. Are you going this year? Do you know anyone else who is going this year? 

Same here. I haven't been able to find people who are going to ILF from India. Where else did you apply to? I have also applied to a couple of UK and US law schools. 

Hi, anybody from India who has accepted an offer from ILF and going for 2021-2022 academic year?

Hey! I have been waitlisted at ILF but will definitely accept the offer once admitted. Are you going this year? Do you know anyone else who is going this year? 

Yes, I am going this year. And sadly I haven't found anybody else yet hence posted it here. 

Hello, I got in in November. Hoping that my source for funding would work out.  I am considering ILF and other schools - Funding is a big factor for me. I am from Nigeria.

[Edited by Okanich on Mar 01, 2021]

Hello, I got in in November. Hoping that my source for funding would work out.  I am considering ILF and other schools - Funding is a big factor for me. I am from Nigeria.

If paid, you would have to forfeit the deposit if you do not go through with the admission.  Thats the only risk that I am aware of.

Hi. I wanted to know if Goethe University has a good programme on insolvency and bankruptcy law? Also please help me on what is the different between Institute for Civil and Commercial Law (here https://www.jura.uni-frankfurt.de/41026305/Institut_f%C3%BCr_Zivil__und_Wirtschaftsrecht?)
AND
ILF programmes.

Same here. I haven't been able to find people who are going to ILF from India. Where else did you apply to? I have also applied to a couple of UK and US law schools. 


I applied to LSE,  King's College and NUS. Got through the first two and NUS results aren't out yet I guess. 

But I am sure of going to ILF. The fees and the internship opportunities acted as some of the major reasons for my decision. 

Hey! I have been waitlisted at ILF but will definitely accept the offer once admitted. Are you going this year? Do you know anyone else who is going this year? 

Yes, I am going this year. And sadly I haven't found anybody else yet hence posted it here. 

Okay. I thought LSE has an excellent reputation and is also well-recognized back in India, just in case one has to come back at some point. I have seen a few people landing up at least a training contract after LSE LLM. But ILF is good too, I guess. 

Have you paid the deposit? What are the next steps for you in terms of completing the admissions process at ILF?

Same here. I haven't been able to find people who are going to ILF from India. Where else did you apply to? I have also applied to a couple of UK and US law schools. 


I applied to LSE,  King's College and NUS. Got through the first two and NUS results aren't out yet I guess. 

But I am sure of going to ILF. The fees and the internship opportunities acted as some of the major reasons for my decision. 

Yes, I am going this year. And sadly I haven't found anybody else yet hence posted it here. 

How is ILF with Financial Aid - did they give you any fee discount? 

Same here. I haven't been able to find people who are going to ILF from India. Where else did you apply to? I have also applied to a couple of UK and US law schools. 


I applied to LSE,  King's College and NUS. Got through the first two and NUS results aren't out yet I guess. 

But I am sure of going to ILF. The fees and the internship opportunities acted as some of the major reasons for my decision. 

Yes, I am going this year. And sadly I haven't found anybody else yet hence posted it here. 

Okay. I thought LSE has an excellent reputation and is also well-recognized back in India, just in case one has to come back at some point. I have seen a few people landing up at least a training contract after LSE LLM. But ILF is good too, I guess. 

Have you paid the deposit? What are the next steps for you in terms of completing the admissions process at ILF?

Same here. I haven't been able to find people who are going to ILF from India. Where else did you apply to? I have also applied to a couple of UK and US law schools. 


I applied to LSE,  King's College and NUS. Got through the first two and NUS results aren't out yet I guess. 

But I am sure of going to ILF. The fees and the internship opportunities acted as some of the major reasons for my decision. 

How is ILF with Financial Aid - did they give you any fee discount? 

They have certain scholarship but I didn't get one. The LLM International finance has a discount system but then there is a date till when you can apply if you want that concession. 

Same here. I haven't been able to find people who are going to ILF from India. Where else did you apply to? I have also applied to a couple of UK and US law schools. 


I applied to LSE,  King's College and NUS. Got through the first two and NUS results aren't out yet I guess. 

But I am sure of going to ILF. The fees and the internship opportunities acted as some of the major reasons for my decision. 

Okay, that is good. I hope to join you in ILF soon! 

Okay. I thought LSE has an excellent reputation and is also well-recognized back in India, just in case one has to come back at some point. I have seen a few people landing up at least a training contract after LSE LLM. But ILF is good too, I guess. 

Have you paid the deposit? What are the next steps for you in terms of completing the admissions process at ILF?

No doubt LSE has a reputation but what I have heard is that it is very academic and less of practical approach. And the course is rigorous, leaving no time to intern to gain some experience.

Oh okay, I thought they are generous with financial aid. Did you get any sort of scholarship from other law schools? 

How is ILF with Financial Aid - did they give you any fee discount? 

They have certain scholarship but I didn't get one. The LLM International finance has a discount system but then there is a date till when you can apply if you want that concession.