Hi guys, i received an email from susan wade on the 31st of March notifying me of my offer. But i'm wondering when the letter from the Board of graduate sudies would come.? Plus, is it guaranteed that one would receive scholarship if one graduated with a first class degree in law from one's university?
admitted o cambridge 2010/2011
Posted Apr 14, 2010 09:48
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Hi guys, i received an email from susan wade on the 31st of March notifying me of my offer. But i'm wondering when the letter from the Board of graduate sudies would come.? Plus, is it guaranteed that one would receive scholarship if one graduated with a first class degree in law from one's university?
Posted Apr 14, 2010 10:12
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Please read the other thread "admitted to cambridge"! all your questions will be answered there.
Please read the other thread "admitted to cambridge"! all your questions will be answered there.
Posted Apr 14, 2010 10:53
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Hi guys, i received an email from susan wade on the 31st of March notifying me of my offer. But i'm wondering when the letter from the Board of graduate sudies would come.? Plus, is it guaranteed that one would receive scholarship if one graduated with a first class degree in law from one's university?
There is no such guarantee. Most people who get admitted to Cambridge have first class degrees (as the prospectus says, a first class degree is normally a minimum requirement), but very few are offered scholarships.
The other thread referred to by Dutchman should answer your other questions.
<blockquote>Hi guys, i received an email from susan wade on the 31st of March notifying me of my offer. But i'm wondering when the letter from the Board of graduate sudies would come.? Plus, is it guaranteed that one would receive scholarship if one graduated with a first class degree in law from one's university?</blockquote>
There is no such guarantee. Most people who get admitted to Cambridge have first class degrees (as the prospectus says, a first class degree is normally a minimum requirement), but very few are offered scholarships.
The other thread referred to by Dutchman should answer your other questions.
There is no such guarantee. Most people who get admitted to Cambridge have first class degrees (as the prospectus says, a first class degree is normally a minimum requirement), but very few are offered scholarships.
The other thread referred to by Dutchman should answer your other questions.
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