This is a call to all Canadians who intend to accept offers at Cambridge for the 2008-2009 LLM.
I am from Vancouver. I will most likely be in St. Johns (I was admtted thee last year, but, unlike the Law School, the College wouldn't defer my offer so I've reapplied).
Also, any word on funding from anyone?
Canadians Going to Cambridge
Posted Mar 15, 2008 21:04
I am from Vancouver. I will most likely be in St. Johns (I was admtted thee last year, but, unlike the Law School, the College wouldn't defer my offer so I've reapplied).
Also, any word on funding from anyone?
Posted Mar 18, 2008 03:22
From Alberta. Considering applying to defer this year - can you offer any insights on doing this? Do all colleges make you re-apply?
No word on funding yet.
Thanks
No word on funding yet.
Thanks
Posted Apr 28, 2008 20:23
Hi folks - my daugter woul like to apply in the Fall of 08 to Cambridge. I have a couple of questions for you folk who have been through this process. Can I post them here?
Cheers
Charles
Cheers
Charles
Posted Apr 29, 2008 03:54
Got the offer - considering if it's worth the $$$.
Posted Apr 29, 2008 13:39
Congratulations! What a wonderful opportnity/experience
Have you explored scholarships/bursaries or is there not much out there? I thought the fees would be on par with law schools in Canada or even less if you only need 2 years.
Do you mind if I ask - what is required if you come back to Canada to practice? Another full time year? more?
I am asking these questions on behalf of my daughter who would like to go to Cambridge so would really appreciate your perspective
Thanks
Charles
Have you explored scholarships/bursaries or is there not much out there? I thought the fees would be on par with law schools in Canada or even less if you only need 2 years.
Do you mind if I ask - what is required if you come back to Canada to practice? Another full time year? more?
I am asking these questions on behalf of my daughter who would like to go to Cambridge so would really appreciate your perspective
Thanks
Charles
Posted May 02, 2008 02:00
As long as one is licensed in their jurisdiction it should be no problem to return to practise.
Equity's Darling - what about Oxford, or are you set on Cambridge?
Equity's Darling - what about Oxford, or are you set on Cambridge?
Posted May 02, 2008 06:20
blueprint--I am set on Cambridge. I'm attratced to the town and not keen on the tutorial system. Having practived law for a few years I think I'd prefer to take course more on my own.
Posted May 03, 2008 16:38
I am still considering both. Cambridge has a strong pull (as does the town), but then again so does Oxford's tutorial system (notwithstanding that it may be a significant pain). Have been in practise, too, and take your point about the tutorial system.
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