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Posted Oct 15, 2006 01:16

hi,

im currently filling in all my applications for my LLM and was wondering if any of you have already submitted your applications for 2007-2008? ive finished the applications for LSE,UCL,QMUL and KCL and all ive to do now is wait for all my referees to send me back the reference they have written for me. I want to get the applications in early, and was wondering what everyone elses situation is?

thanks
Kishen

hi,

im currently filling in all my applications for my LLM and was wondering if any of you have already submitted your applications for 2007-2008? ive finished the applications for LSE,UCL,QMUL and KCL and all ive to do now is wait for all my referees to send me back the reference they have written for me. I want to get the applications in early, and was wondering what everyone elses situation is?

thanks
Kishen
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LLMARK

Posted Oct 15, 2006 06:48

hi,

im currently filling in all my applications for my LLM and was wondering if any of you have already submitted your applications for 2007-2008? ive finished the applications for LSE,UCL,QMUL and KCL and all ive to do now is wait for all my referees to send me back the reference they have written for me. I want to get the applications in early, and was wondering what everyone elses situation is?

thanks
Kishen


I will be sending in applications for KCL and QMUL in January. I plan on waiting until then because I will be starting a job in the interim and will likely be adding a couple things to my CV that will enhance my chance of getting in. I still feel as though January/February isn't too late.

<blockquote>hi,

im currently filling in all my applications for my LLM and was wondering if any of you have already submitted your applications for 2007-2008? ive finished the applications for LSE,UCL,QMUL and KCL and all ive to do now is wait for all my referees to send me back the reference they have written for me. I want to get the applications in early, and was wondering what everyone elses situation is?

thanks
Kishen</blockquote>

I will be sending in applications for KCL and QMUL in January. I plan on waiting until then because I will be starting a job in the interim and will likely be adding a couple things to my CV that will enhance my chance of getting in. I still feel as though January/February isn't too late.
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Villy J.D.

Posted Oct 15, 2006 09:26

Hi there... well I am waiting for my letters of refference and as soon as I get those ill be sending my aps... I'll be applying to UCL and LSE....

¿How hard is it to get into these LLMs? I am from latin america so I am a bit scared that getting into these Unis is harder than what I'm expecting....

thanks for any feedback......

Hi there... well I am waiting for my letters of refference and as soon as I get those ill be sending my aps... I'll be applying to UCL and LSE....

¿How hard is it to get into these LLMs? I am from latin america so I am a bit scared that getting into these Unis is harder than what I'm expecting....

thanks for any feedback......
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LLMARK

Posted Oct 15, 2006 09:56

Hi there... well I am waiting for my letters of refference and as soon as I get those ill be sending my aps... I'll be applying to UCL and LSE....

¿How hard is it to get into these LLMs? I am from latin america so I am a bit scared that getting into these Unis is harder than what I'm expecting....

thanks for any feedback......


I have no idea. I think I read somewhere on the LSE site that it gets something like 1400 applications for 200 some-odd spots, so I get the feeling LSE is tougher than KCL or QMUL.

<blockquote>Hi there... well I am waiting for my letters of refference and as soon as I get those ill be sending my aps... I'll be applying to UCL and LSE....

¿How hard is it to get into these LLMs? I am from latin america so I am a bit scared that getting into these Unis is harder than what I'm expecting....

thanks for any feedback...... </blockquote>

I have no idea. I think I read somewhere on the LSE site that it gets something like 1400 applications for 200 some-odd spots, so I get the feeling LSE is tougher than KCL or QMUL.
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Posted Oct 15, 2006 19:34

is all the application process first come first serve? do you know how long the uni's take to give you an offer or reject you? thanks

is all the application process first come first serve? do you know how long the uni's take to give you an offer or reject you? thanks
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LLMARK

Posted Oct 16, 2006 03:14

is all the application process first come first serve? do you know how long the uni's take to give you an offer or reject you? thanks


No, they aren't all "first come, first served"...with that term I suppose you mean "rolling admissions", but many schools do not make their final decisions until usually a couple of months after the application deadlines have passed.

<blockquote>is all the application process first come first serve? do you know how long the uni's take to give you an offer or reject you? thanks</blockquote>

No, they aren't all "first come, first served"...with that term I suppose you mean "rolling admissions", but many schools do not make their final decisions until usually a couple of months after the application deadlines have passed.
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