Apologies. I just read the FAQ's and it seems that Nov 15 is onl y the only application deadline.
Please see below:
http://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/students/gradadmissions/prospec/faq/graduate/index.html#deadlines
Cambridge LL.M. 2014 - 2015 Applicants
Posted Oct 13, 2013 10:34
Please see below:
http://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/students/gradadmissions/prospec/faq/graduate/index.html#deadlines
Posted Oct 13, 2013 17:41
No worries. I was just a bit confused.
Posted Oct 15, 2013 09:01
Hey!!. I'm applying for Cambridge LLM program & MCL program too. So should I send them two copies of Transcripts and recommendation letters for each course or would one suffice? How do I go about. Please help
Firstly, Can one apply for both LLM & MCL program or should we choose only 1.?
Firstly, Can one apply for both LLM & MCL program or should we choose only 1.?
Posted Oct 16, 2013 08:44
i GUESS YOU CAN APPLY FOR BOTH BUT THEY ARE SEPARATE APPLICATIONS.YOU CAN USE THE SAME REFEREES.
Posted Oct 16, 2013 09:33
What about OXford admissions, My grades werent that great and I passed my LLB from India in 2007 post which I have been working in senior legal profiles (corporates).
If anybody could help me understand the possibilities of securing an admission in oxford for Master of Laws.
If anybody could help me understand the possibilities of securing an admission in oxford for Master of Laws.
Posted Oct 24, 2013 08:40
What about OXford admissions, My grades werent that great and I passed my LLB from India in 2007 post which I have been working in senior legal profiles (corporates).
If anybody could help me understand the possibilities of securing an admission in oxford for Master of Laws.
Oxford is a little easier to get in than Cambridge. However, if your grades "weren't that great" you won't stand a chance at either of the two.
Sorry to break it to you.
If anybody could help me understand the possibilities of securing an admission in oxford for Master of Laws.</blockquote>
Oxford is a little easier to get in than Cambridge. However, if your grades "weren't that great" you won't stand a chance at either of the two.
Sorry to break it to you.
Posted Oct 24, 2013 18:48
it to you.
Hey.. I am in my final year of LLB. With CGPA of 3.47. Strong LOR. IELTS cleard. few internships in ngo and firms. Do I stand a chance?
Please help :)
Hey.. I am in my final year of LLB. With CGPA of 3.47. Strong LOR. IELTS cleard. few internships in ngo and firms. Do I stand a chance?
Please help :)
Posted Oct 25, 2013 10:54
What about OXford admissions, My grades werent that great and I passed my LLB from India in 2007 post which I have been working in senior legal profiles (corporates).
If anybody could help me understand the possibilities of securing an admission in oxford for Master of Laws.
Oxford is a little easier to get in than Cambridge. However, if your grades "weren't that great" you won't stand a chance at either of the two.
Sorry to break it to you.
Hey.. I am in my final year of LLB form India. With CGPA of 3.47 till semester 8 (top 10%), Strong LORs(teachers have ranked me outstanding), IELTS of 7.5., internship at 5 NGOs and 3 law firms, attended LSE summer school (A+ grade) & berlin summer school. Do I stand a chance?
Please help :)
Your grades are ok, although there will be many stronger candidates, especially from India.
And there's one more problem:
You only told us about your strengths - but what about your weak points?
Please tell us the three things your strongest competitors at your university have and that you lack. The three things you're most envious of. The three things you wish you had but you don't.
That extra scholarship maybe. That intership at Freshfields or White & Case the other guy got. That journal article you submitted, but got rejected on. That prize on that international moot court you missed.
I'm sure there's something.
What are those weak spots?
Please tell us.
Thanks.
If anybody could help me understand the possibilities of securing an admission in oxford for Master of Laws.</blockquote>
Oxford is a little easier to get in than Cambridge. However, if your grades "weren't that great" you won't stand a chance at either of the two.
Sorry to break it to you.</blockquote>
Hey.. I am in my final year of LLB form India. With CGPA of 3.47 till semester 8 (top 10%), Strong LORs(teachers have ranked me outstanding), IELTS of 7.5., internship at 5 NGOs and 3 law firms, attended LSE summer school (A+ grade) & berlin summer school. Do I stand a chance?
Please help :) </blockquote>
Your grades are ok, although there will be many stronger candidates, especially from India.
And there's one more problem:
You only told us about your strengths - but what about your weak points?
Please tell us the three things your strongest competitors at your university have and that you lack. The three things you're most envious of. The three things you wish you had but you don't.
That extra scholarship maybe. That intership at Freshfields or White & Case the other guy got. That journal article you submitted, but got rejected on. That prize on that international moot court you missed.
I'm sure there's something.
What are those weak spots?
Please tell us.
Thanks.
Posted Oct 25, 2013 14:15
Apologies. I just read the FAQ's and it seems that Nov 15 is onl y the only application deadline.
Please see below:
http://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/students/gradadmissions/prospec/faq/graduate/index.html#deadlines
So just to make sure. Does this mean that the supporting documents like IElts scores can be reached by Nov 29?
Am I getting this right?
Oh and does anyone know if I can send an application and
Supporting documents but recommendation online ? I can't find
a referee who will make it online for me. Can i send it paper?
I am very stressful and really need help. Thank you very much.
Please see below:
http://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/students/gradadmissions/prospec/faq/graduate/index.html#deadlines</blockquote>
So just to make sure. Does this mean that the supporting documents like IElts scores can be reached by Nov 29?
Am I getting this right?
Oh and does anyone know if I can send an application and
Supporting documents but recommendation online ? I can't find
a referee who will make it online for me. Can i send it paper?
I am very stressful and really need help. Thank you very much.
Posted Nov 09, 2013 07:52
Hi. I've submitted my application recently. However, I noticed that a language test result must be submitted together with other supporting documents. Failure to do so, the LLM committee will not consider my application. Does anyone know if the English test result is really important? I've emailed Ms. Wade explaining to her my situation. She did mention that failure in providing the test result on time would be a disadvantage for me. I would take the test ASAP but the only earliest available date would be on the 7th December 2013 in my country and results will only be available 13 days after the test date. Really don't know what to do. Hoping that they could do away with submitting the test result on time? and let me submit later? Any thoughts on this would be great. Thank you!
Posted Nov 10, 2013 00:22
Hi. ... Does anyone know if the English test result is really important? I've emailed Ms. Wade explaining to her my situation. She did mention that failure in providing the test result on time would be a disadvantage for me. ...
Well sheyf, here's good news for you: Mrs. Wade got it all wrong.
No one cares about English language proficiency at Cambridge at all. It's a law course, not a language course right? So why worry about English?
They only ask for TOEFLs out of pure curiosity. Nothing serious about that. No one here speaks English. They teach you in your native language.
So hand in your scores whenever you like or not at all - they don't care anyway.
Cheers.
Well sheyf, here's good news for you: Mrs. Wade got it all wrong.
No one cares about English language proficiency at Cambridge at all. It's a law course, not a language course right? So why worry about English?
They only ask for TOEFLs out of pure curiosity. Nothing serious about that. No one here speaks English. They teach you in your native language.
So hand in your scores whenever you like or not at all - they don't care anyway.
Cheers.
Posted Nov 10, 2013 10:01
Do you have nothing better to do with your time Eppendorf than be the in-house LLM guide troll?
Posted Nov 10, 2013 10:56
Lol. Spot on Chinaman :)
Posted Nov 10, 2013 21:31
Hi. ... Does anyone know if the English test result is really important? I've emailed Ms. Wade explaining to her my situation. She did mention that failure in providing the test result on time would be a disadvantage for me. ...
Well sheyf, here's good news for you: Mrs. Wade got it all wrong.
No one cares about English language proficiency at Cambridge at all. It's a law course, not a language course right? So why worry about English?
They only ask for TOEFLs out of pure curiosity. Nothing serious about that. No one here speaks English. They teach you in your native language.
So hand in your scores whenever you like or not at all - they don't care anyway.
Cheers.
Pipe down, lad.
No one cares what you think.
Well sheyf, here's good news for you: Mrs. Wade got it all wrong.
No one cares about English language proficiency at Cambridge at all. It's a law course, not a language course right? So why worry about English?
They only ask for TOEFLs out of pure curiosity. Nothing serious about that. No one here speaks English. They teach you in your native language.
So hand in your scores whenever you like or not at all - they don't care anyway.
Cheers.</blockquote>
Pipe down, lad.
No one cares what you think.
Posted Nov 11, 2013 08:57
There is a certificate that you may upload showing that you are able to give the TOEFL results letter. Check the Q&A section on the admissions page.
Posted Nov 11, 2013 10:20
Or you could trying applying for waiver. I know my friend got a waiver previously. She had to take some test, and go through a phone interview with them though.
Posted Nov 12, 2013 02:44
I see. Alright thanks everyone! :)
Posted Nov 15, 2013 07:15
Guys,
Today is the deadline for submitting your applications and supporting documentations.
Today is the deadline for submitting your applications and supporting documentations.
Posted Nov 15, 2013 07:20
In Case if you are submitting the application today then the department shall provide sometime for the submission of the supporting documents. I applied on 13th an have time till 28th to complete the documentation.
Posted Nov 18, 2013 14:17
Hey how much weightage does a reference carry if its from a visiting faculty at law school? And what if the faculty has taught you for 4 years and knows you well?
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