Did anyone else here apply to the PhD programme at Cambridge? The website says admissions go out on a rolling basis. If there are a couple of us on here, it would be nice to have a sense of when offers begin to go out :)
Cambridge PhD Programme
Posted Dec 06, 2016 02:28
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Did anyone else here apply to the PhD programme at Cambridge? The website says admissions go out on a rolling basis. If there are a couple of us on here, it would be nice to have a sense of when offers begin to go out :)
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Posted Dec 06, 2016 18:56
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Another applicant right here. I haven't heard anything back yet.
Another applicant right here. I haven't heard anything back yet.
Posted Dec 06, 2016 21:47
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Another applicant right here. I haven't heard anything back yet.
Nice to have some company :) My application still says awaiting departmental consideration. If the PhD follows the LLM process, then I believe the next step is under consideration by the degree committee and finally before the Board of Graduate Studies.
I'm eager to find out the results either way. It would be nice to know before some of the other doctoral programme applications are due.
http://www.graduate.study.cam.ac.uk/after-applying/timescales
[Edited by joeyman365 on Dec 19, 2016]
[quote]Another applicant right here. I haven't heard anything back yet.[/quote]
Nice to have some company :) My application still says awaiting departmental consideration. If the PhD follows the LLM process, then I believe the next step is under consideration by the degree committee and finally before the Board of Graduate Studies.
I'm eager to find out the results either way. It would be nice to know before some of the other doctoral programme applications are due.
http://www.graduate.study.cam.ac.uk/after-applying/timescales
Nice to have some company :) My application still says awaiting departmental consideration. If the PhD follows the LLM process, then I believe the next step is under consideration by the degree committee and finally before the Board of Graduate Studies.
I'm eager to find out the results either way. It would be nice to know before some of the other doctoral programme applications are due.
http://www.graduate.study.cam.ac.uk/after-applying/timescales
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Posted Dec 16, 2016 13:47
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Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.
Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.
Posted Dec 16, 2016 14:18
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Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard. It says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?
[Edited by joeyman365 on Dec 19, 2016]
[quote]Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard. It says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard. It says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?
Inactive User
Posted Dec 18, 2016 21:02
1
Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard, where it says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?
It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.
[quote][quote]Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard, where it says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?[/quote]
It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard, where it says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?[/quote]
It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.
Posted Dec 18, 2016 22:52
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Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard, where it says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?
It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.
All good reasons. Thanks for your response!
[Edited by joeyman365 on Dec 19, 2016]
[quote][quote][quote]Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard, where it says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?[/quote]
It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.[/quote]
All good reasons. Thanks for your response!
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard, where it says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?[/quote]
It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.[/quote]
All good reasons. Thanks for your response!
Posted Dec 19, 2016 11:39
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Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard, where it says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?
It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.
Hi! I've applied for Cambridge and was interviewed by UCL as well. As the potential supervisor at UCL is stronger and more famous than the one in Cambridge, I'm more inclined to go for UCL. Do you think supervisor is more important than the fame of institution?
[quote][quote][quote]Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard, where it says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?[/quote]
It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.[/quote]
Hi! I've applied for Cambridge and was interviewed by UCL as well. As the potential supervisor at UCL is stronger and more famous than the one in Cambridge, I'm more inclined to go for UCL. Do you think supervisor is more important than the fame of institution?
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard, where it says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?[/quote]
It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.[/quote]
Hi! I've applied for Cambridge and was interviewed by UCL as well. As the potential supervisor at UCL is stronger and more famous than the one in Cambridge, I'm more inclined to go for UCL. Do you think supervisor is more important than the fame of institution?
Inactive User
Posted Dec 20, 2016 07:17
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Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard, where it says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?
It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.
Hi! I've applied for Cambridge and was interviewed by UCL as well. As the potential supervisor at UCL is stronger and more famous than the one in Cambridge, I'm more inclined to go for UCL. Do you think supervisor is more important than the fame of institution?
A PHD is a fragile project and therefore the supervisor is the most central point in it. You must find a place where you will get adequate supervision. It doesn't help to be at Harvard with a clueless supervisor (that is a bit of an exaggeration) when you can be at Bristol with a more experienced and better placed supervisor.
I would therefore choose any school as long as the supervisor was better placed to supervise me.
[quote][quote][quote][quote]Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard, where it says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?[/quote]
It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.[/quote]
Hi! I've applied for Cambridge and was interviewed by UCL as well. As the potential supervisor at UCL is stronger and more famous than the one in Cambridge, I'm more inclined to go for UCL. Do you think supervisor is more important than the fame of institution?[/quote]
A PHD is a fragile project and therefore the supervisor is the most central point in it. You must find a place where you will get adequate supervision. It doesn't help to be at Harvard with a clueless supervisor (that is a bit of an exaggeration) when you can be at Bristol with a more experienced and better placed supervisor.
I would therefore choose any school as long as the supervisor was better placed to supervise me.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard, where it says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?[/quote]
It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.[/quote]
Hi! I've applied for Cambridge and was interviewed by UCL as well. As the potential supervisor at UCL is stronger and more famous than the one in Cambridge, I'm more inclined to go for UCL. Do you think supervisor is more important than the fame of institution?[/quote]
A PHD is a fragile project and therefore the supervisor is the most central point in it. You must find a place where you will get adequate supervision. It doesn't help to be at Harvard with a clueless supervisor (that is a bit of an exaggeration) when you can be at Bristol with a more experienced and better placed supervisor.
I would therefore choose any school as long as the supervisor was better placed to supervise me.
Posted Dec 20, 2016 14:48
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It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.
Hi! I've applied for Cambridge and was interviewed by UCL as well. As the potential supervisor at UCL is stronger and more famous than the one in Cambridge, I'm more inclined to go for UCL. Do you think supervisor is more important than the fame of institution?
A PHD is a fragile project and therefore the supervisor is the most central point in it. You must find a place where you will get adequate supervision. It doesn't help to be at Harvard with a clueless supervisor (that is a bit of an exaggeration) when you can be at Bristol with a more experienced and better placed supervisor.
I would therefore choose any school as long as the supervisor was better placed to supervise me.
Many thanks for your reply. I agree with you and wish you good luck for your applications!
[quote][quote][quote][quote][quote]Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard, where it says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?[/quote]
It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.[/quote]
Hi! I've applied for Cambridge and was interviewed by UCL as well. As the potential supervisor at UCL is stronger and more famous than the one in Cambridge, I'm more inclined to go for UCL. Do you think supervisor is more important than the fame of institution?[/quote]
A PHD is a fragile project and therefore the supervisor is the most central point in it. You must find a place where you will get adequate supervision. It doesn't help to be at Harvard with a clueless supervisor (that is a bit of an exaggeration) when you can be at Bristol with a more experienced and better placed supervisor.
I would therefore choose any school as long as the supervisor was better placed to supervise me.[/quote]
Many thanks for your reply. I agree with you and wish you good luck for your applications!
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Good to meet you :)
Do you know if Cambridge does interviews? Their website is cryptic in this regard, where it says "may" interview, whereas others like Oxford are explicit that they do not.
What didn't you like about Cambridge that makes you only apply because of the generous funding?[/quote]
It is true that they may interview you. It is not automatic especially where you have been clear in your application about all the things they would likely interview you on.
Cambridge was truly an experience that I will always be grateful for. However, having lived in London, I felt that I wasn't cut out for the feel of Cambridge; it was always about academics in the small town, nothing much to see or experience outside academics and I am not sure I would want to live in that space for 3 full years or even more. But most importantly, I feel that my research would be better supervised elsewhere as Cambridge didn't have expertise in it.[/quote]
Hi! I've applied for Cambridge and was interviewed by UCL as well. As the potential supervisor at UCL is stronger and more famous than the one in Cambridge, I'm more inclined to go for UCL. Do you think supervisor is more important than the fame of institution?[/quote]
A PHD is a fragile project and therefore the supervisor is the most central point in it. You must find a place where you will get adequate supervision. It doesn't help to be at Harvard with a clueless supervisor (that is a bit of an exaggeration) when you can be at Bristol with a more experienced and better placed supervisor.
I would therefore choose any school as long as the supervisor was better placed to supervise me.[/quote]
Many thanks for your reply. I agree with you and wish you good luck for your applications!
Inactive User
Posted Jan 04, 2017 21:23
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Hi guys, FYI my application updated to 'Under Consideration by Degree Committee' today
Hi guys, FYI my application updated to 'Under Consideration by Degree Committee' today
Posted Jan 05, 2017 17:03
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Hi guys, FYI my application updated to 'Under Consideration by Degree Committee' today
Awesome! I just checked and mine updated too. From the other thread, it looks like it did for LLM applicants as well.
[Edited by joeyman365 on Jan 05, 2017]
[quote]Hi guys, FYI my application updated to 'Under Consideration by Degree Committee' today[/quote]
Awesome! I just checked and mine updated too. From the other thread, it looks like it did for LLM applicants as well.
Awesome! I just checked and mine updated too. From the other thread, it looks like it did for LLM applicants as well.
Posted Jan 11, 2017 10:44
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Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days
[quote]Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days
Inactive User
Posted Jan 13, 2017 17:44
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I gusss we won't be hearing anything this week!
I gusss we won't be hearing anything this week!
Posted Jan 14, 2017 00:57
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I gusss we won't be hearing anything this week!
You mean UCL? I was told it would be the next week
[quote]I gusss we won't be hearing anything this week![/quote]
You mean UCL? I was told it would be the next week
You mean UCL? I was told it would be the next week
Inactive User
Posted Jan 15, 2017 12:20
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Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch since he is really interested in my research.
[quote][quote]Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days[/quote]
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch since he is really interested in my research.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days[/quote]
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch since he is really interested in my research.
Posted Jan 15, 2017 19:37
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Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch with the assurance of admission as he told me that he personally spoke with Admissions since he is really interested in my research.
What is your research in, if you don't mind me asking?
[quote][quote][quote]Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days[/quote]
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch with the assurance of admission as he told me that he personally spoke with Admissions since he is really interested in my research.[/quote]
What is your research in, if you don't mind me asking?
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days[/quote]
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch with the assurance of admission as he told me that he personally spoke with Admissions since he is really interested in my research.[/quote]
What is your research in, if you don't mind me asking?
Posted Jan 15, 2017 20:01
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Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch with the assurance of admission as he told me that he personally spoke with Admissions since he is really interested in my research.
I was invited to apply for funding as well. Which field are you doing? I'm in international law.
[quote][quote][quote]Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days[/quote]
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch with the assurance of admission as he told me that he personally spoke with Admissions since he is really interested in my research.[/quote]
I was invited to apply for funding as well. Which field are you doing? I'm in international law.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days[/quote]
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch with the assurance of admission as he told me that he personally spoke with Admissions since he is really interested in my research.[/quote]
I was invited to apply for funding as well. Which field are you doing? I'm in international law.
Inactive User
Posted Jan 16, 2017 13:04
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Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch with the assurance of admission as he told me that he personally spoke with Admissions since he is really interested in my research.
What is your research in, if you don't mind me asking?
My research is in corporate law.
[quote][quote][quote][quote]Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days[/quote]
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch with the assurance of admission as he told me that he personally spoke with Admissions since he is really interested in my research.[/quote]
What is your research in, if you don't mind me asking?[/quote]
My research is in corporate law.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days[/quote]
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch with the assurance of admission as he told me that he personally spoke with Admissions since he is really interested in my research.[/quote]
What is your research in, if you don't mind me asking?[/quote]
My research is in corporate law.
Inactive User
Posted Jan 16, 2017 13:04
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Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch with the assurance of admission as he told me that he personally spoke with Admissions since he is really interested in my research.
I was invited to apply for funding as well. Which field are you doing? I'm in international law.
Corporate law
[quote][quote][quote][quote]Another applicant here.
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days[/quote]
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch with the assurance of admission as he told me that he personally spoke with Admissions since he is really interested in my research.[/quote]
I was invited to apply for funding as well. Which field are you doing? I'm in international law.[/quote]
Corporate law
UCL has already interviewed me for the same. I did my LLM at Cambridge and if not for the extremely generous funding at Cambridge, I wouldnt have considered it.[/quote]
Hi! Have you heard back from UCL? I think the result would come out these days[/quote]
Not yet. But I was contacted to apply for funding. And my amazing supervisor remains in touch with the assurance of admission as he told me that he personally spoke with Admissions since he is really interested in my research.[/quote]
I was invited to apply for funding as well. Which field are you doing? I'm in international law.[/quote]
Corporate law
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