Has anybody heard anything yet??
Cambridge College Selections
Posted May 15, 2008 15:13
Posted May 15, 2008 23:32
I know that Jesus College has been making offers.
Posted May 17, 2008 08:54
I guess they are making an offer. The CAMSIS showed my college membership ' Queens' College' a few days ago but I haven't heard anything via email. Anyone applied to Queens'?
Posted May 19, 2008 14:41
Which link in Camsis is showing these college selections? I'm assuming its the "Your Application Status" link because that has a space for "College Membership"???
Posted May 20, 2008 12:04
to know If you've been admitted to a college, you have to go to the same page where it says "applicant accepted offer". Next to that, it shows the college membership which, as usual, would be conditional until you become an "admitted applicant". If it doesn't appear, then you'll have to wait a bit longer. However, it is more likely that the college would inform you via email.
Posted May 20, 2008 16:35
Got an email acceptance from Downing a couple days ago, and my camsis was updated too (I think almost simultaneously).
Posted May 20, 2008 17:17
any canadians still waiting to hear about college admssions?
also, are there any canadians still waiting to recieve their formal offer by post (i havent heard anything re college or recieved my formal offer letter, although I recieved the email ofeering me a place more than a month ago).
also, are there any canadians still waiting to recieve their formal offer by post (i havent heard anything re college or recieved my formal offer letter, although I recieved the email ofeering me a place more than a month ago).
Posted May 26, 2008 01:12
Equity - I am Canadian and I've not heard from any College yet. I did receive my formal offer by post a few weeks ago (letter was dated April 28)...If I were you I would email the admin assistant as I would have thought you'd have received your letter by now.
I applied for a deferral (to begin in 2009) in early April and am getting somewhat impatient as they consider this request - any insights into this process?
Thanks in advance.
I applied for a deferral (to begin in 2009) in early April and am getting somewhat impatient as they consider this request - any insights into this process?
Thanks in advance.
Posted May 26, 2008 08:39
if you're worried, just call Ms Wade. She's such a nice person on the phone and will surely help you.
Posted May 27, 2008 03:53
spoke too soon - found out today I am in Sidney Sussex. still no word about deferral.
I hear there is a group for those attending in 2008/2009 - anybody know how to access it?
Thanks.
I hear there is a group for those attending in 2008/2009 - anybody know how to access it?
Thanks.
Posted Jun 03, 2008 10:11
Hi!
I am Mateja Djurovic from Serbia and I am accepted as well to the LLM programme for the upcoming school year.
I have not still obtained a coolege place, so I am interested whether anyone knows until when I should get the information on that?
I am now a bit worried about that...
I am Mateja Djurovic from Serbia and I am accepted as well to the LLM programme for the upcoming school year.
I have not still obtained a coolege place, so I am interested whether anyone knows until when I should get the information on that?
I am now a bit worried about that...
Posted Jun 03, 2008 16:27
I haven't been accepted to a college yet either. But, I spoke w/ Ms. Wade last week and she assured me that there is nothing to worry about. There are 31 colleges and apparently admission into a college is guaranteed, but you just may not get one you chose. I specifically asked her if there are ever circumstances where a student gets admitted into the University but does not get a college placement and she told me "no"... The only concern I have is that, like others posting on this board, I have yet to receive my formal offer letter and w/out a college placement I'm not quite sure where to look for housing!
Posted Jun 03, 2008 18:00
jrmorton..... do not worrry..... as a current llm student, let me give you a rundown of things.
first, don't worry about anything. if you have been accepted buy the BoGS, that's all you need. In effect, you are onto the LLM.
Second, the reason why Cam is so slow in everything ie sending of letters etc.... is because the law fac is understaffed... so dont be alarmed in the slowness
third, you will get into a college.... do not worry. it may not be your first choice but you will get in. Once in, it is the College that sorts out all the accomodation procedure. So there is no need to worry about that either.
Just be patience, everything will unfold, soon..... dont forget its exam season, so every1 is busy with all that as well
wish you all the best for next year, it will be interesting to say the least
first, don't worry about anything. if you have been accepted buy the BoGS, that's all you need. In effect, you are onto the LLM.
Second, the reason why Cam is so slow in everything ie sending of letters etc.... is because the law fac is understaffed... so dont be alarmed in the slowness
third, you will get into a college.... do not worry. it may not be your first choice but you will get in. Once in, it is the College that sorts out all the accomodation procedure. So there is no need to worry about that either.
Just be patience, everything will unfold, soon..... dont forget its exam season, so every1 is busy with all that as well
wish you all the best for next year, it will be interesting to say the least
Posted Jun 03, 2008 20:57
"first, don't worry about anything. if you have been accepted buy the BoGS, that's all you need. In effect, you are onto the LLM."
what about 'meeting the conditions'? are they flexible? i.e. if they've imposed a final average of 9.4 and you get 9.35... what do you think would happen? :) thanks
what about 'meeting the conditions'? are they flexible? i.e. if they've imposed a final average of 9.4 and you get 9.35... what do you think would happen? :) thanks
Posted Jun 04, 2008 02:02
sorry, i was under the impression you have a unconditional offer
anyways, if you get 9.35 instead of 9.4.... i would be very surprised if they refused... even if you got 9.3.....BUT get that 9.4 and you wont ever need to find out
good luck
anyways, if you get 9.35 instead of 9.4.... i would be very surprised if they refused... even if you got 9.3.....BUT get that 9.4 and you wont ever need to find out
good luck
Posted Jun 06, 2008 00:03
Just curious if anyone knows with 100% certainty when the LLM program ends. I've heard conflicting things from May to October. I know the program starts October 1st, but when does it end, and when is graduation? Thanks!
Posted Jun 08, 2008 19:16
You'll finish up end of May/early June. Your graduation is likely to be end of June/early July. They usually post graduation dates on the university website a long time in advance (i.e. you'll be able to find out now for next year, at least within a few days - you'll graduate with your college, not with members of your program).
Posted Jun 08, 2008 23:57
Canadian1, is it true that the courses wind up about a month before the exams are heald? I hear that students get approx one month to study after the end of classes before exams and that the thesis too is due one month before exams.
Also, any insight on good courses to take/courses to avoid??
thanks
ed
Also, any insight on good courses to take/courses to avoid??
thanks
ed
Posted Jun 09, 2008 12:15
I did my law undergraduate at Cambridge and many of my friends have stayed on to do LLMs or MPhils. DO NOT underestimate the impact of the College you select. DO NOT leave it blank. You could end up in a girls only college, one 7 miles out of town or a hideous modern college.
Look carefully at each place taking into account its academic staff, its location and how much cash it has to splash around. Also Cambridge is an experience in itself and I cannot overstate the value of being able to live in a 16th C castle.
Have fun,
Holly
Look carefully at each place taking into account its academic staff, its location and how much cash it has to splash around. Also Cambridge is an experience in itself and I cannot overstate the value of being able to live in a 16th C castle.
Have fun,
Holly
Posted Jun 09, 2008 13:31
Canadian1, is it true that the courses wind up about a month before the exams are heald? I hear that students get approx one month to study after the end of classes before exams and that the thesis too is due one month before exams.
Also, any insight on good courses to take/courses to avoid??
thanks
ed
Your courses will end before the Easter vacation for the most part (i.e. sometime in March), so you'll have that time, plus the last part of April and first part of May to revise. Dissertations are generally due in early May, which is (approximately) 3 weeks before exams normally begin.
As for good/bad courses, it all depends what you are interested in and they change from year to year, so tough to say.
Also, any insight on good courses to take/courses to avoid??
thanks
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Your courses will end before the Easter vacation for the most part (i.e. sometime in March), so you'll have that time, plus the last part of April and first part of May to revise. Dissertations are generally due in early May, which is (approximately) 3 weeks before exams normally begin.
As for good/bad courses, it all depends what you are interested in and they change from year to year, so tough to say.
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