Cambridge LLM 2019 - 2020 Applicants


nomorepoly...

LSE websites says they're still taking apps... but who knows

I think it is. I read on LSE forums that people are being rejected saying that the slots are full. Even though I don't think that's entirely true, since they can always waitlist or reserve people.

Last year I had applied on February 13, 2018 for 2018-19. I was put in a reserve list - which according to their website means that my application was good but the slots were full. They told me they'd tell me in August after people pay their fees if slots are remaining. Since they did not have any slot, the gave me an option of reinstating my application even before the cycle opened, which I did and got an offer on December 17, 2018.

So I think that the application may be late for LSE and UCL both.

Hi, new here - but have been keeping an eye for the last week to see how progress is going so thanks all for sharing!!

I’m still under review too.

In response to the above post, do people think it’s too late to apply to LSE etc? I thought it probably was but might apply if it’s worth a shot.

LSE websites says they're still taking apps... but who knows

[quote]I think it is. I read on LSE forums that people are being rejected saying that the slots are full. Even though I don't think that's entirely true, since they can always waitlist or reserve people.

Last year I had applied on February 13, 2018 for 2018-19. I was put in a reserve list - which according to their website means that my application was good but the slots were full. They told me they'd tell me in August after people pay their fees if slots are remaining. Since they did not have any slot, the gave me an option of reinstating my application even before the cycle opened, which I did and got an offer on December 17, 2018.

So I think that the application may be late for LSE and UCL both.

[quote]Hi, new here - but have been keeping an eye for the last week to see how progress is going so thanks all for sharing!!

I’m still under review too.

In response to the above post, do people think it’s too late to apply to LSE etc? I thought it probably was but might apply if it’s worth a shot.[/quote][/quote]
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Yeah I think it probably is pointless by now. Thanks v much for your reply. Fingers crossed for Cambridge!

LSE websites says they're still taking apps... but who knows

I think it is. I read on LSE forums that people are being rejected saying that the slots are full. Even though I don't think that's entirely true, since they can always waitlist or reserve people.

Last year I had applied on February 13, 2018 for 2018-19. I was put in a reserve list - which according to their website means that my application was good but the slots were full. They told me they'd tell me in August after people pay their fees if slots are remaining. Since they did not have any slot, the gave me an option of reinstating my application even before the cycle opened, which I did and got an offer on December 17, 2018.

So I think that the application may be late for LSE and UCL both.

Hi, new here - but have been keeping an eye for the last week to see how progress is going so thanks all for sharing!!

I’m still under review too.

In response to the above post, do people think it’s too late to apply to LSE etc? I thought it probably was but might apply if it’s worth a shot.

Yeah I think it probably is pointless by now. Thanks v much for your reply. Fingers crossed for Cambridge!

[quote]LSE websites says they're still taking apps... but who knows

[quote]I think it is. I read on LSE forums that people are being rejected saying that the slots are full. Even though I don't think that's entirely true, since they can always waitlist or reserve people.

Last year I had applied on February 13, 2018 for 2018-19. I was put in a reserve list - which according to their website means that my application was good but the slots were full. They told me they'd tell me in August after people pay their fees if slots are remaining. Since they did not have any slot, the gave me an option of reinstating my application even before the cycle opened, which I did and got an offer on December 17, 2018.

So I think that the application may be late for LSE and UCL both.

[quote]Hi, new here - but have been keeping an eye for the last week to see how progress is going so thanks all for sharing!!

I’m still under review too.

In response to the above post, do people think it’s too late to apply to LSE etc? I thought it probably was but might apply if it’s worth a shot.[/quote][/quote][/quote]
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So Cambridge has started to send out rejections. Anybody else who has been rejected?

So Cambridge has started to send out rejections. Anybody else who has been rejected?
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hyrls

I just saw my rejection in the portal. Good luck to those of you remaining

I just saw my rejection in the portal. Good luck to those of you remaining
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I don't think there's any harm in applying to LSE - the website says that applications are open still. You've nothing to lose by applying and might regret it if you don't give it a shot!

Hi, new here - but have been keeping an eye for the last week to see how progress is going so thanks all for sharing!!

I’m still under review too.

In response to the above post, do people think it’s too late to apply to LSE etc? I thought it probably was but might apply if it’s worth a shot.

I don't think there's any harm in applying to LSE - the website says that applications are open still. You've nothing to lose by applying and might regret it if you don't give it a shot!

[quote]Hi, new here - but have been keeping an eye for the last week to see how progress is going so thanks all for sharing!!

I’m still under review too.

In response to the above post, do people think it’s too late to apply to LSE etc? I thought it probably was but might apply if it’s worth a shot.[/quote]
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nomorepoly...

It is however quite an expensive application fee.

I don't think there's any harm in applying to LSE - the website says that applications are open still. You've nothing to lose by applying and might regret it if you don't give it a shot!

Hi, new here - but have been keeping an eye for the last week to see how progress is going so thanks all for sharing!!

I’m still under review too.

In response to the above post, do people think it’s too late to apply to LSE etc? I thought it probably was but might apply if it’s worth a shot.

It is however quite an expensive application fee.

[quote]I don't think there's any harm in applying to LSE - the website says that applications are open still. You've nothing to lose by applying and might regret it if you don't give it a shot!

[quote]Hi, new here - but have been keeping an eye for the last week to see how progress is going so thanks all for sharing!!

I’m still under review too.

In response to the above post, do people think it’s too late to apply to LSE etc? I thought it probably was but might apply if it’s worth a shot.[/quote][/quote]
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You could call their admissions department and ask if it's too late to send in an application? They might be able to tell you if the spaces have been filled or how likely it is that they will fill up soon.

[Edited by doingalright39 on Feb 25, 2019]

You could call their admissions department and ask if it's too late to send in an application? They might be able to tell you if the spaces have been filled or how likely it is that they will fill up soon.
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Yeah it's the fee that's putting me off :( I'm thinking more about Europe if not Cambridge so I'm not too sad about it - should have done my application months ago anyway! Thanks all.

Yeah it's the fee that's putting me off :( I'm thinking more about Europe if not Cambridge so I'm not too sad about it - should have done my application months ago anyway! Thanks all.
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nomorepoly...

Yeah it's the fee that's putting me off :( I'm thinking more about Europe if not Cambridge so I'm not too sad about it - should have done my application months ago anyway! Thanks all.


Try Leiden :)

[quote]Yeah it's the fee that's putting me off :( I'm thinking more about Europe if not Cambridge so I'm not too sad about it - should have done my application months ago anyway! Thanks all. [/quote]

Try Leiden :)
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Hey guys, my application status just changed to unsuccessful. Best of luck to those of you remaining!

Hey guys, my application status just changed to unsuccessful. Best of luck to those of you remaining!
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nomorepoly...

Hey guys, my application status just changed to unsuccessful. Best of luck to those of you remaining!


So sorry, good luck for the future!

[quote]Hey guys, my application status just changed to unsuccessful. Best of luck to those of you remaining![/quote]

So sorry, good luck for the future!
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[Edited by Legally_blonde on Jul 26, 2019]

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That's the plan :)

Sorry to hear that legally_blonde :( I have no idea as to your Q, sorry.

Yeah it's the fee that's putting me off :( I'm thinking more about Europe if not Cambridge so I'm not too sad about it - should have done my application months ago anyway! Thanks all.


Try Leiden :)

That's the plan :)

Sorry to hear that legally_blonde :( I have no idea as to your Q, sorry.

[quote][quote]Yeah it's the fee that's putting me off :( I'm thinking more about Europe if not Cambridge so I'm not too sad about it - should have done my application months ago anyway! Thanks all. [/quote]

Try Leiden :)[/quote]
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sd967

So I have a question to ask you, guys.
I hold an offer from LSE. Do you think I should take it up this year or stay and improve my CV to reapply to Cambridge for 2020-2021? In general, how do you think LSE compares to Oxbridge in terms of career prospects, prestige etc?

Thanks in advance


I would take LSE if I were you. Although Cambridge is more prestigious, you risk not getting it again next year and waste a year (depending on what you do during this gap year). Also, even if you do go to LSE, you can always apply for another LLM or some other degree at Cambridge next year if you really want it. LSE is great and you won't regret going there if you do decide to go.

That being said, listen to your gut feeling - you're the only one who can make such big decisions for yourself taking into account all factors that may come into play.

[quote]So I have a question to ask you, guys.
I hold an offer from LSE. Do you think I should take it up this year or stay and improve my CV to reapply to Cambridge for 2020-2021? In general, how do you think LSE compares to Oxbridge in terms of career prospects, prestige etc?

Thanks in advance[/quote]

I would take LSE if I were you. Although Cambridge is more prestigious, you risk not getting it again next year and waste a year (depending on what you do during this gap year). Also, even if you do go to LSE, you can always apply for another LLM or some other degree at Cambridge next year if you really want it. LSE is great and you won't regret going there if you do decide to go.

That being said, listen to your gut feeling - you're the only one who can make such big decisions for yourself taking into account all factors that may come into play.
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AnDG

Just rejected guys. Good luck to those of you remaining.

Just rejected guys. Good luck to those of you remaining.
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razmataz

To those still waiting: hang in tight; my status 'just' changed to "Awaiting approval by GAO - Awaiting approval by the Central Graduate Admissions Office." I refreshed the Applicant Portal page and found that it changed -- last time I checked was a minute prior :P Keeping my fingers crossed for all of us.

To those who didn't make it -- thank you for letting us know, and I hope you kill it with everything you've got planned ahead of you :) cheers!

[Edited by razmataz on Feb 25, 2019]

To those still waiting: hang in tight; my status 'just' changed to "Awaiting approval by GAO - Awaiting approval by the Central Graduate Admissions Office." I refreshed the Applicant Portal page and found that it changed -- last time I checked was a minute prior :P Keeping my fingers crossed for all of us.

To those who didn't make it -- thank you for letting us know, and I hope you kill it with everything you've got planned ahead of you :) cheers!
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F_Cvl

To those still waiting: hang in tight; my status 'just' changed to "Awaiting approval by GAO - Awaiting approval by the Central Graduate Admissions Office." I refreshed the Applicant Portal page and found that it changed -- last time I checked was a minute prior :P Keeping my fingers crossed for all of us.

To those who didn't make it -- thank you for letting us know, and I hope you kill it with everything you've got planned ahead of you :) cheers!


Congrats Razzmataz!!

[quote]To those still waiting: hang in tight; my status 'just' changed to "Awaiting approval by GAO - Awaiting approval by the Central Graduate Admissions Office." I refreshed the Applicant Portal page and found that it changed -- last time I checked was a minute prior :P Keeping my fingers crossed for all of us.

To those who didn't make it -- thank you for letting us know, and I hope you kill it with everything you've got planned ahead of you :) cheers![/quote]

Congrats Razzmataz!!
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app.123

Still “under review by department” – just put me out of my misery pls Cambridge

Still “under review by department” – just put me out of my misery pls Cambridge
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Botafogo

Still “under review by department” – just put me out of my misery pls Cambridge


same here... but i´m only applying for the MCL, not the LLM...

[quote]Still “under review by department” – just put me out of my misery pls Cambridge [/quote]

same here... but i´m only applying for the MCL, not the LLM...
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sd967

Still “under review by department” – just put me out of my misery pls Cambridge


same here... but i´m only applying for the MCL, not the LLM...


Same here! At this point I just want to know and stop speculating...

[quote][quote]Still “under review by department” – just put me out of my misery pls Cambridge [/quote]

same here... but i´m only applying for the MCL, not the LLM...[/quote]

Same here! At this point I just want to know and stop speculating...
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