Cambridge LLM 2016 - 2017 Applicants


Does the CV need to have A-level and O-level grades?

It seems a bit odd. Maybe when you apply for an LLB but for a Master? Certainly not your O-levels. I guess your degree is of more importance.

<blockquote>Does the CV need to have A-level and O-level grades?</blockquote>
It seems a bit odd. Maybe when you apply for an LLB but for a Master? Certainly not your O-levels. I guess your degree is of more importance.
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MSH1994

Did anyone apply to Christ's or Corpus Christi? :)

Did anyone apply to Christ's or Corpus Christi? :)
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Delilah11

I applied for Trinity Hall and Corpus Christi. :)

I guess now we play the waiting game until March 16!

I applied for Trinity Hall and Corpus Christi. :)

I guess now we play the waiting game until March 16!
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M.E

Any other UK students applying?

It seems the LLM is largely international students. Out of curiosity, approximately how many students on the LLM took their LLB at a UK university?


I am a UK student :)

<blockquote>Any other UK students applying?

It seems the LLM is largely international students. Out of curiosity, approximately how many students on the LLM took their LLB at a UK university?</blockquote>

I am a UK student :)
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Delilah11

I'm a UK citizen but did my LLB abroad.

What college preferences did everyone put down?

I'm a UK citizen but did my LLB abroad.

What college preferences did everyone put down?
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Inactive User

I'm a UK citizen but did my LLB abroad.

What college preferences did everyone put down?


Pembroke as my 1st choice and Clare as my 2nd... which I am now regretting as it's very unlikely I'll get Clare as a second choice...

What about others ?

<blockquote>I'm a UK citizen but did my LLB abroad.

What college preferences did everyone put down?</blockquote>

Pembroke as my 1st choice and Clare as my 2nd... which I am now regretting as it's very unlikely I'll get Clare as a second choice...

What about others ?
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smallflowe

I put Christ's as my first preference and Pembroke second :)

I put Christ's as my first preference and Pembroke second :)
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NaSa19

Hello everyone, today I check my app status and suddenly found that the email, phone and address info of mine have disappeared ! Im pretty sure that the info was there before ! It was the same as those declared in my app.

Does anyone face the same issue ?

Hello everyone, today I check my app status and suddenly found that the email, phone and address info of mine have disappeared ! Im pretty sure that the info was there before ! It was the same as those declared in my app.

Does anyone face the same issue ?
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Inactive User

Hello everyone, today I check my app status and suddenly found that the email, phone and address info of mine have disappeared ! Im pretty sure that the info was there before ! It was the same as those declared in my app.

Does anyone face the same issue ?


Same thing here...

<blockquote>Hello everyone, today I check my app status and suddenly found that the email, phone and address info of mine have disappeared ! Im pretty sure that the info was there before ! It was the same as those declared in my app.

Does anyone face the same issue ?</blockquote>

Same thing here...
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M.E

I put Trinity Hall as 1st choice and Queens as 2nd

I put Trinity Hall as 1st choice and Queens as 2nd
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suit&tie

Hi everyone, I'm also a 2016 applicant.

Does anyone know what we should do about the disappearing personal details?

Hi everyone, I'm also a 2016 applicant.

Does anyone know what we should do about the disappearing personal details?
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imnc

Any other UK students applying?

It seems the LLM is largely international students. Out of curiosity, approximately how many students on the LLM took their LLB at a UK university?


The Oxbridge LLM and BCL are much less international than the US LLM programs. Had I gone to either of them I am told from someone attending this year that 10-15%% of the class would be home countries and 30-50% would be commonwealth.

<blockquote>Any other UK students applying?

It seems the LLM is largely international students. Out of curiosity, approximately how many students on the LLM took their LLB at a UK university?</blockquote>

The Oxbridge LLM and BCL are much less international than the US LLM programs. Had I gone to either of them I am told from someone attending this year that 10-15%% of the class would be home countries and 30-50% would be commonwealth.
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NaSa19

Hi everyone, I'm also a 2016 applicant.

Does anyone know what we should do about the disappearing personal details?


Hi, I emailed them and they said that its a technical issue happened (i think) at Cambridge...

<blockquote>Hi everyone, I'm also a 2016 applicant.

Does anyone know what we should do about the disappearing personal details?</blockquote>

Hi, I emailed them and they said that its a technical issue happened (i think) at Cambridge...
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Inactive User

Thank you NaSa19 !

Thank you NaSa19 !
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suit&tie

Hi everyone, I'm also a 2016 applicant.

Does anyone know what we should do about the disappearing personal details?


Hi, I emailed them and they said that its a technical issue happened (i think) at Cambridge...


Thanks for this!

And yeah, I'm also a UK applicant in the sense that I did my LL.B at a UK university.

I don't know how I'll survive until March though...

<blockquote><blockquote>Hi everyone, I'm also a 2016 applicant.

Does anyone know what we should do about the disappearing personal details?</blockquote>

Hi, I emailed them and they said that its a technical issue happened (i think) at Cambridge...</blockquote>

Thanks for this!

And yeah, I'm also a UK applicant in the sense that I did my LL.B at a UK university.

I don't know how I'll survive until March though...
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imnc

Out of interest - what are your referees putting for your class rank? Top 1%, 5%, 10% or 25%?


Top 1%.


This guy is a fool who's been trying for years to give the impression that the Cambridge LLM is god's gift to lawyers and exaggerate the selection criteria.

It's not.

It's a great LL.M. program but so are many others. The sad part is that it's a poor second cousin to Oxford's BCL (vastly more prestigious) and the 'selectivity' is ridiculous. Anyone with a 2.1 and decent referees will get an offer. Nearly three-quarters of the original LLM offers are turned down, usually for Oxford. Virtually everybody in the class are oxford and ivy (not cornell though) rejects.

A good comparison would be to say Cambridge is the NYU of England - without the Hauser scholarships.

I had a first and did get an offer but I do know plenty of people with 2.1s who did. So don't worry too much - a 2.1 can most assuredly get you into Cambridge. Whether it's worth going to is a different matter

<blockquote><blockquote>Out of interest - what are your referees putting for your class rank? Top 1%, 5%, 10% or 25%?</blockquote>

Top 1%.</blockquote>

This guy is a fool who's been trying for years to give the impression that the Cambridge LLM is god's gift to lawyers and exaggerate the selection criteria.

It's not.

It's a great LL.M. program but so are many others. The sad part is that it's a poor second cousin to Oxford's BCL (vastly more prestigious) and the 'selectivity' is ridiculous. Anyone with a 2.1 and decent referees will get an offer. Nearly three-quarters of the original LLM offers are turned down, usually for Oxford. Virtually everybody in the class are oxford and ivy (not cornell though) rejects.

A good comparison would be to say Cambridge is the NYU of England - without the Hauser scholarships.

I had a first and did get an offer but I do know plenty of people with 2.1s who did. So don't worry too much - a 2.1 can most assuredly get you into Cambridge. Whether it's worth going to is a different matter
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Eppendorf

Out of interest - what are your referees putting for your class rank? Top 1%, 5%, 10% or 25%?


Top 1%.


This guy is a fool who's been trying for years to give the impression that the Cambridge LLM is god's gift to lawyers and exaggerate the selection criteria.

It's not.

It's a great LL.M. program but so are many others. The sad part is that it's a poor second cousin to Oxford's BCL (vastly more prestigious) and the 'selectivity' is ridiculous. Anyone with a 2.1 and decent referees will get an offer. Nearly three-quarters of the original LLM offers are turned down, usually for Oxford. Virtually everybody in the class are oxford and ivy (not cornell though) rejects.

A good comparison would be to say Cambridge is the NYU of England - without the Hauser scholarships.

I had a first and did get an offer but I do know plenty of people with 2.1s who did. So don't worry too much - a 2.1 can most assuredly get you into Cambridge. Whether it's worth going to is a different matter


Please tell us the names of your alleged 2:1 friends who got an offer.

Until then: presumed to be false.

Been there. Seen it.

<blockquote><blockquote><blockquote>Out of interest - what are your referees putting for your class rank? Top 1%, 5%, 10% or 25%?</blockquote>

Top 1%.</blockquote>

This guy is a fool who's been trying for years to give the impression that the Cambridge LLM is god's gift to lawyers and exaggerate the selection criteria.

It's not.

It's a great LL.M. program but so are many others. The sad part is that it's a poor second cousin to Oxford's BCL (vastly more prestigious) and the 'selectivity' is ridiculous. Anyone with a 2.1 and decent referees will get an offer. Nearly three-quarters of the original LLM offers are turned down, usually for Oxford. Virtually everybody in the class are oxford and ivy (not cornell though) rejects.

A good comparison would be to say Cambridge is the NYU of England - without the Hauser scholarships.

I had a first and did get an offer but I do know plenty of people with 2.1s who did. So don't worry too much - a 2.1 can most assuredly get you into Cambridge. Whether it's worth going to is a different matter</blockquote>

Please tell us the names of your alleged 2:1 friends who got an offer.

Until then: presumed to be false.

Been there. Seen it.
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