Hi guys,

I was just wondering whether any of you has had any experience with this or knows something about the university's policy on this question.

I applied for the Cambridge LLM, year 13-14 and received an offer at a very early stage, February 7th. However, due to personal circumstances, I subsequently withdrew my application.

Currently, I am planning to apply again. Does anybody know whether the offer (and my withdrawal of the application) could have a positive / negative impact on my new application?

My credentials haven't changed too much - i have the same reccomendations - apart from a two year master course I pursued in the Netherlands, but with grades similar to those I previously applied with.

During my last application I was 20, currently 22.

Please let me know if you have any useful comments,

T

I'm doing the same...

Hope to find out too... All the best!

Hey raewyon and Timothy,

Since you guys have applied before, could you help.

Hey all,

No test date for IELTS is available in my country before November 13, 2014, by which time, the deadline for application would have already passed.

I had appeared for IELTS in 2009, but that score would be invalid now. I have had my whole education with English as first language and have three years of experience in a law firm.

Is there a way I could successfully submit my LLM application by November 1 without the English language certificate requirement, as there is no way I can take the test in my country before that time.
Please someone suggest something.

I am also doing the same. I got admission last year but i withdrew it once i didn't get any funding. I wrote to the University and College prior to withdrawing the same and explained myself and my reasons for withdrawing. Suzanne Wade replied my email thanking me for the courtesy of informing them.
I am re-applying this year as well.