Apart from LSE, UCL and Kings I am considering Cambridge for my LLM in International Law.
I have read Cambridge has an outstanding reputation in this field, correct?
I will be in my final year when I'll apply. I'm just not sure if my credentials will suffice.
I am a current student at The University of Manchester. I did poorly in my first year (62.5% with 3 2.2s) but my second year has been quite good (69,25% with only 2.1s and firsts, including one 80%). One of my constitutional law essays has been published.
I know my first year does not count towards my degree but since I don't have my final year marks yet, they will obviously count in the application process, I'm just not sure to what extent.
Would you reckon that with a strong PS and strong references, I could make it despite not having a First? I do intend to graduate with a good first.
Cambridge LLM International Law
Posted Aug 17, 2011 02:39
Apart from LSE, UCL and Kings I am considering Cambridge for my LLM in International Law.
I have read Cambridge has an outstanding reputation in this field, correct?
I will be in my final year when I'll apply. I'm just not sure if my credentials will suffice.
I am a current student at The University of Manchester. I did poorly in my first year (62.5% with 3 2.2s) but my second year has been quite good (69,25% with only 2.1s and firsts, including one 80%). One of my constitutional law essays has been published.
I know my first year does not count towards my degree but since I don't have my final year marks yet, they will obviously count in the application process, I'm just not sure to what extent.
Would you reckon that with a strong PS and strong references, I could make it despite not having a First? I do intend to graduate with a good first.
I have read Cambridge has an outstanding reputation in this field, correct?
I will be in my final year when I'll apply. I'm just not sure if my credentials will suffice.
I am a current student at The University of Manchester. I did poorly in my first year (62.5% with 3 2.2s) but my second year has been quite good (69,25% with only 2.1s and firsts, including one 80%). One of my constitutional law essays has been published.
I know my first year does not count towards my degree but since I don't have my final year marks yet, they will obviously count in the application process, I'm just not sure to what extent.
Would you reckon that with a strong PS and strong references, I could make it despite not having a First? I do intend to graduate with a good first.
Posted Aug 23, 2011 20:05
You never know until and unless you have applied. It does you no harm making an application anyway!
You never know until and unless you have applied. It does you no harm making an application anyway!
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