Does anybody know if there's a problem with accepting offers for both an LSE LLM and for an American LLM? The American offer has tougher academic conditions and I will take it if I get the grades.
I guess if made the tougher conditions I'd have to tell LSE that I don't want to go there after all when my exam results come out In June. Can anyone foresee any problems with doing this?
accepting an offer as a backup
Posted Apr 09, 2008 17:39
Does anybody know if there's a problem with accepting offers for both an LSE LLM and for an American LLM? The American offer has tougher academic conditions and I will take it if I get the grades.
I guess if made the tougher conditions I'd have to tell LSE that I don't want to go there after all when my exam results come out In June. Can anyone foresee any problems with doing this?
I guess if made the tougher conditions I'd have to tell LSE that I don't want to go there after all when my exam results come out In June. Can anyone foresee any problems with doing this?
Posted Apr 10, 2008 11:43
I know it is not a problem with the LSE. You do not become liable to any expenses untill you register in person at the school.
I know it is not a problem with the LSE. You do not become liable to any expenses untill you register in person at the school.
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