Any update?
Cambridge LLM 2019 - 2020 Applicants
Posted Jan 11, 2019 19:01
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Any update?
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Posted Jan 11, 2019 22:35
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Any update?
Last year admission decisions began to be sent out in the first week of February but the deadline for submitting an application was earlier (15th of November I think). Given the fact that this year's deadline was on the 5th of December, perhaps this year's admission decisions will arrive later in February.
[quote]Any update?[/quote]
Last year admission decisions began to be sent out in the first week of February but the deadline for submitting an application was earlier (15th of November I think). Given the fact that this year's deadline was on the 5th of December, perhaps this year's admission decisions will arrive later in February.
Last year admission decisions began to be sent out in the first week of February but the deadline for submitting an application was earlier (15th of November I think). Given the fact that this year's deadline was on the 5th of December, perhaps this year's admission decisions will arrive later in February.
Posted Jan 12, 2019 12:59
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Hi, everybody! Has anybody received any e-mail from Cambridge after submitting the application? Other than the one which confirmed the application had been received
[Edited by IP92 on Jan 12, 2019]
Hi, everybody! Has anybody received any e-mail from Cambridge after submitting the application? Other than the one which confirmed the application had been received
Posted Jan 13, 2019 07:35
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Hi, everybody! Has anybody received any e-mail from Cambridge after submitting the application? Other than the one which confirmed the application had been received
I haven’t received anything about my application or the availability of courses. Have you?
[quote]Hi, everybody! Has anybody received any e-mail from Cambridge after submitting the application? Other than the one which confirmed the application had been received[/quote]
I haven’t received anything about my application or the availability of courses. Have you?
I haven’t received anything about my application or the availability of courses. Have you?
Posted Jan 14, 2019 08:19
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I have a question regarding the reasons for applying section. When you reviewed your application as a pdf before submitting, did the reasons for applying show without paragraph division. I am worried because it shows my essay as a whole without any paragraphs. Will it not destroy the structure and essence of it?
I have a question regarding the reasons for applying section. When you reviewed your application as a pdf before submitting, did the reasons for applying show without paragraph division. I am worried because it shows my essay as a whole without any paragraphs. Will it not destroy the structure and essence of it?
Posted Jan 14, 2019 16:05
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Hi, everybody! Has anybody received any e-mail from Cambridge after submitting the application? Other than the one which confirmed the application had been received
I received an email regarding the availability of scholarships, but nothing regarding my application. I am not expecting anything until mid-February.
[quote]Hi, everybody! Has anybody received any e-mail from Cambridge after submitting the application? Other than the one which confirmed the application had been received[/quote]
I received an email regarding the availability of scholarships, but nothing regarding my application. I am not expecting anything until mid-February.
I received an email regarding the availability of scholarships, but nothing regarding my application. I am not expecting anything until mid-February.
Inactive User
Posted Jan 14, 2019 16:21
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I have a question regarding the reasons for applying section. When you reviewed your application as a pdf before submitting, did the reasons for applying show without paragraph division. I am worried because it shows my essay as a whole without any paragraphs. Will it not destroy the structure and essence of it?
Yes, their online platform converts the text into a single paragraph. Since this is the case for all candidates, if they like what they read, you do not have to worry about its structure being lost without the paragraphs.
I was wondering, how in depth did everyone illustrate their academic interests in the 'Reasons for Applying'? Did you mention any current debates or academic literature in which you are interested?
[quote]I have a question regarding the reasons for applying section. When you reviewed your application as a pdf before submitting, did the reasons for applying show without paragraph division. I am worried because it shows my essay as a whole without any paragraphs. Will it not destroy the structure and essence of it? [/quote]
Yes, their online platform converts the text into a single paragraph. Since this is the case for all candidates, if they like what they read, you do not have to worry about its structure being lost without the paragraphs.
I was wondering, how in depth did everyone illustrate their academic interests in the 'Reasons for Applying'? Did you mention any current debates or academic literature in which you are interested?
Yes, their online platform converts the text into a single paragraph. Since this is the case for all candidates, if they like what they read, you do not have to worry about its structure being lost without the paragraphs.
I was wondering, how in depth did everyone illustrate their academic interests in the 'Reasons for Applying'? Did you mention any current debates or academic literature in which you are interested?
Posted Jan 14, 2019 16:58
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Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot!
Posted Jan 14, 2019 18:00
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I was wondering, how in depth did everyone illustrate their academic interests in the 'Reasons for Applying'? Did you mention any current debates or academic literature in which you are interested?
I discussed my academic interests for research and linked it with the research of some professors. I avoided mentioning literature because I found it irrelevant to my personal reasons for applying. You?
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I was wondering, how in depth did everyone illustrate their academic interests in the 'Reasons for Applying'? Did you mention any current debates or academic literature in which you are interested? [/quote]
I discussed my academic interests for research and linked it with the research of some professors. I avoided mentioning literature because I found it irrelevant to my personal reasons for applying. You?
I was wondering, how in depth did everyone illustrate their academic interests in the 'Reasons for Applying'? Did you mention any current debates or academic literature in which you are interested? [/quote]
I discussed my academic interests for research and linked it with the research of some professors. I avoided mentioning literature because I found it irrelevant to my personal reasons for applying. You?
Posted Jan 14, 2019 18:55
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Hi, everybody! Has anybody received any e-mail from Cambridge after submitting the application? Other than the one which confirmed the application had been received
I haven’t received anything about my application or the availability of courses. Have you?
Me neither. Only an e-mail relating to scholarship opportunities.
[quote][quote]Hi, everybody! Has anybody received any e-mail from Cambridge after submitting the application? Other than the one which confirmed the application had been received[/quote]
I haven’t received anything about my application or the availability of courses. Have you?[/quote]
Me neither. Only an e-mail relating to scholarship opportunities.
I haven’t received anything about my application or the availability of courses. Have you?[/quote]
Me neither. Only an e-mail relating to scholarship opportunities.
Inactive User
Posted Jan 14, 2019 19:46
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I discussed my academic interests for research and linked it with the research of some professors. I avoided mentioning literature because I found it irrelevant to my personal reasons for applying. You?
I began by mentioning the expertise of a couple faculty members as an example and by stating that the programme's academic curriculum is aligned with my academic interests which I illustrated by mentioning a current debate that I find intriguing for each area. I also added a couple of authors whose writings I find relevant.
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I discussed my academic interests for research and linked it with the research of some professors. I avoided mentioning literature because I found it irrelevant to my personal reasons for applying. You?[/quote]
I began by mentioning the expertise of a couple faculty members as an example and by stating that the programme's academic curriculum is aligned with my academic interests which I illustrated by mentioning a current debate that I find intriguing for each area. I also added a couple of authors whose writings I find relevant.
I discussed my academic interests for research and linked it with the research of some professors. I avoided mentioning literature because I found it irrelevant to my personal reasons for applying. You?[/quote]
I began by mentioning the expertise of a couple faculty members as an example and by stating that the programme's academic curriculum is aligned with my academic interests which I illustrated by mentioning a current debate that I find intriguing for each area. I also added a couple of authors whose writings I find relevant.
Posted Jan 16, 2019 23:46
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I was wondering, how in depth did everyone illustrate their academic interests in the 'Reasons for Applying'? Did you mention any current debates or academic literature in which you are interested?
I took a slightly 'out of left field' approach and introduced the reviewer to a case study highlighting some interesting legal issues that are arising as a result of advances in certain technologies. I then briefly explained how certain papers at Cambridge would be useful for developing foundational knowledge to solve some of these issues.
However, I am a practising technology lawyer and not an academic. I assume it is more effective for me to leverage my industry knowledge and link it back to the course content rather than highlighting my research interests or familiarity with academic staff, which is an approach that would work better for others.
[quote]I was wondering, how in depth did everyone illustrate their academic interests in the 'Reasons for Applying'? Did you mention any current debates or academic literature in which you are interested? [/quote]
I took a slightly 'out of left field' approach and introduced the reviewer to a case study highlighting some interesting legal issues that are arising as a result of advances in certain technologies. I then briefly explained how certain papers at Cambridge would be useful for developing foundational knowledge to solve some of these issues.
However, I am a practising technology lawyer and not an academic. I assume it is more effective for me to leverage my industry knowledge and link it back to the course content rather than highlighting my research interests or familiarity with academic staff, which is an approach that would work better for others.
I took a slightly 'out of left field' approach and introduced the reviewer to a case study highlighting some interesting legal issues that are arising as a result of advances in certain technologies. I then briefly explained how certain papers at Cambridge would be useful for developing foundational knowledge to solve some of these issues.
However, I am a practising technology lawyer and not an academic. I assume it is more effective for me to leverage my industry knowledge and link it back to the course content rather than highlighting my research interests or familiarity with academic staff, which is an approach that would work better for others.
Posted Jan 18, 2019 12:32
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yeah, good prediction. Would be nice to hear from them before march.
Any update?
Last year admission decisions began to be sent out in the first week of February but the deadline for submitting an application was earlier (15th of November I think). Given the fact that this year's deadline was on the 5th of December, perhaps this year's admission decisions will arrive later in February.
yeah, good prediction. Would be nice to hear from them before march.
[quote][quote]Any update?[/quote]
Last year admission decisions began to be sent out in the first week of February but the deadline for submitting an application was earlier (15th of November I think). Given the fact that this year's deadline was on the 5th of December, perhaps this year's admission decisions will arrive later in February. [/quote]
[quote][quote]Any update?[/quote]
Last year admission decisions began to be sent out in the first week of February but the deadline for submitting an application was earlier (15th of November I think). Given the fact that this year's deadline was on the 5th of December, perhaps this year's admission decisions will arrive later in February. [/quote]
Posted Jan 25, 2019 18:26
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Do you think it's still possible to upload a new transcript?
Do you think it's still possible to upload a new transcript?
Posted Jan 25, 2019 19:33
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Do you think it's still possible to upload a new transcript?
In general, the LLM programme page states that ‘the LLM Admissions Committee can consider your application only on the basis of grades provided at the time you apply’ in the FAQ section. Hence, I don’t think it’s really an option. You can always try and send them an email to double check, though.
[quote]Do you think it's still possible to upload a new transcript? [/quote]
In general, the LLM programme page states that ‘the LLM Admissions Committee can consider your application only on the basis of grades provided at the time you apply’ in the FAQ section. Hence, I don’t think it’s really an option. You can always try and send them an email to double check, though.
In general, the LLM programme page states that ‘the LLM Admissions Committee can consider your application only on the basis of grades provided at the time you apply’ in the FAQ section. Hence, I don’t think it’s really an option. You can always try and send them an email to double check, though.
Posted Jan 28, 2019 10:53
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Do you think it's still possible to upload a new transcript?
In general, the LLM programme page states that ‘the LLM Admissions Committee can consider your application only on the basis of grades provided at the time you apply’ in the FAQ section. Hence, I don’t think it’s really an option. You can always try and send them an email to double check, though.
Yeah, that's what I thought. Thank though!
[quote][quote]Do you think it's still possible to upload a new transcript? [/quote]
In general, the LLM programme page states that ‘the LLM Admissions Committee can consider your application only on the basis of grades provided at the time you apply’ in the FAQ section. Hence, I don’t think it’s really an option. You can always try and send them an email to double check, though.[/quote]
Yeah, that's what I thought. Thank though!
In general, the LLM programme page states that ‘the LLM Admissions Committee can consider your application only on the basis of grades provided at the time you apply’ in the FAQ section. Hence, I don’t think it’s really an option. You can always try and send them an email to double check, though.[/quote]
Yeah, that's what I thought. Thank though!
Posted Jan 28, 2019 15:46
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Hey guys! When do you think our applications will be likely to move to the next step (degree committee review)?
Hey guys! When do you think our applications will be likely to move to the next step (degree committee review)?
Posted Jan 28, 2019 16:37
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Hey guys! When do you think our applications will be likely to move to the next step (degree committee review)?
I think we should expect some progress around next week or so, judging by the time taken for the review process to get started and the later application deadline this year. The sooner the better, though.
[quote]Hey guys! When do you think our applications will be likely to move to the next step (degree committee review)?[/quote]
I think we should expect some progress around next week or so, judging by the time taken for the review process to get started and the later application deadline this year. The sooner the better, though.
I think we should expect some progress around next week or so, judging by the time taken for the review process to get started and the later application deadline this year. The sooner the better, though.
Posted Feb 04, 2019 12:37
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Anyone heard anything? Last year rejections were emailed around this time.
Anyone heard anything? Last year rejections were emailed around this time.
Posted Feb 04, 2019 15:06
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Anyone heard anything? Last year rejections were emailed around this time.
I remember the results were released in mid-February. I'd suggest calling the law school and ask if that's the case for this year too :)
[Edited by Mombastic on Feb 04, 2019]
[quote]Anyone heard anything? Last year rejections were emailed around this time. [/quote]
I remember the results were released in mid-February. I'd suggest calling the law school and ask if that's the case for this year too :)
I remember the results were released in mid-February. I'd suggest calling the law school and ask if that's the case for this year too :)
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