Hello!
When the deadlines of application in UK.
I going to apply for september 2018 in the middle of summer
So is it possible?
Thanks
Deadline of LLM/
Posted Apr 27, 2018 08:27
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Hello!
When the deadlines of application in UK.
I going to apply for september 2018 in the middle of summer
So is it possible?
Thanks
When the deadlines of application in UK.
I going to apply for september 2018 in the middle of summer
So is it possible?
Thanks
Posted Apr 27, 2018 09:21
0
Hello!
When the deadlines of application in UK.
I going to apply for september 2018 in the middle of summer
So is it possible?
Thanks
Google them for each Uni.
[quote]Hello!
When the deadlines of application in UK.
I going to apply for september 2018 in the middle of summer
So is it possible?
Thanks[/quote]
Google them for each Uni.
When the deadlines of application in UK.
I going to apply for september 2018 in the middle of summer
So is it possible?
Thanks[/quote]
Google them for each Uni.
Posted Apr 29, 2018 07:46
0
Yes you should google that, but apparently UCL is already full: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/study/llm-master-laws/applying
Admission at LSE is on a rolling basis so I recommend you to call or email the Admissions Office to find out if they are still receiving applications.
In any case if you want to apply for the 2018/2019 period you should take an English test soon as you are required to prove your English proficiency (and also practice a lot as the level required is kind of high).
You should also take a look at other universities such as King's College, Queen Mary, etc.
Good luck!
Yes you should google that, but apparently UCL is already full: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/study/llm-master-laws/applying
Admission at LSE is on a rolling basis so I recommend you to call or email the Admissions Office to find out if they are still receiving applications.
In any case if you want to apply for the 2018/2019 period you should take an English test soon as you are required to prove your English proficiency (and also practice a lot as the level required is kind of high).
You should also take a look at other universities such as King's College, Queen Mary, etc.
Good luck!
Admission at LSE is on a rolling basis so I recommend you to call or email the Admissions Office to find out if they are still receiving applications.
In any case if you want to apply for the 2018/2019 period you should take an English test soon as you are required to prove your English proficiency (and also practice a lot as the level required is kind of high).
You should also take a look at other universities such as King's College, Queen Mary, etc.
Good luck!
Posted May 01, 2018 21:34
0
Yes you should google that, but apparently UCL is already full: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/study/llm-master-laws/applying
Admission at LSE is on a rolling basis so I recommend you to call or email the Admissions Office to find out if they are still receiving applications.
In any case if you want to apply for the 2018/2019 period you should take an English test soon as you are required to prove your English proficiency (and also practice a lot as the level required is kind of high).
You should also take a look at other universities such as King's College, Queen Mary, etc.
Good luck!
Further to francisco's post, I believe LSE is full already. Speaking from personal experience, last year I applied in late Feb and was put on a waiting list. But this should not put you down. On this forum, there is actually a thread on LSE/KCL/UCL/QML. Maybe ask our fellow peers there :)
[Edited by Mombastic on May 01, 2018]
[quote]Yes you should google that, but apparently UCL is already full: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/study/llm-master-laws/applying
Admission at LSE is on a rolling basis so I recommend you to call or email the Admissions Office to find out if they are still receiving applications.
In any case if you want to apply for the 2018/2019 period you should take an English test soon as you are required to prove your English proficiency (and also practice a lot as the level required is kind of high).
You should also take a look at other universities such as King's College, Queen Mary, etc.
Good luck![/quote]
Further to francisco's post, I believe LSE is full already. Speaking from personal experience, last year I applied in late Feb and was put on a waiting list. But this should not put you down. On this forum, there is actually a thread on LSE/KCL/UCL/QML. Maybe ask our fellow peers there :)
Admission at LSE is on a rolling basis so I recommend you to call or email the Admissions Office to find out if they are still receiving applications.
In any case if you want to apply for the 2018/2019 period you should take an English test soon as you are required to prove your English proficiency (and also practice a lot as the level required is kind of high).
You should also take a look at other universities such as King's College, Queen Mary, etc.
Good luck![/quote]
Further to francisco's post, I believe LSE is full already. Speaking from personal experience, last year I applied in late Feb and was put on a waiting list. But this should not put you down. On this forum, there is actually a thread on LSE/KCL/UCL/QML. Maybe ask our fellow peers there :)
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