Hi everyone, just wanted to check if anyone here, who applied for the LLM in International Dispute Resolution, submitted the SoP with 4000 characters or a 2 page pdf (exceeding 4000 characters)? Bit confused on this front. Also, did anyone who submitted a 2 page pdf, exceeding 4000 characters received an acceprance? 

Hi everyone, just wanted to check if anyone here, who applied for the LLM in International Dispute Resolution, submitted the SoP with 4000 characters or a 2 page pdf (exceeding 4000 characters)? Bit confused on this front. Also, did anyone who submitted a 2 page pdf, exceeding 4000 characters received an acceprance? 

Hi! I think 2 page pdf with extending 4000 characters is completely fine. My character count was exceeding 4000 but it was fitting in the 2 page limit- received an acceptance few days ago. Substance of the SoP matters more. Good Luck!

Hi everyone, just wanted to check if anyone here, who applied for the LLM in International Dispute Resolution, submitted the SoP with 4000 characters or a 2 page pdf (exceeding 4000 characters)? Bit confused on this front. Also, did anyone who submitted a 2 page pdf, exceeding 4000 characters received an acceprance? 

Hi! I think 2 page pdf with extending 4000 characters is completely fine. My character count was exceeding 4000 but it was fitting in the 2 page limit- received an acceptance few days ago. Substance of the SoP matters more. Good Luck!

Hi! Congratulations on your acceptance :) 
I just wanted to know if your document status changed from 'received' right before you received an offer? 

Hi everyone! I applied on December 10 but I have not heard from KCL. Anyone else? 

Should I contact them or maybe wait a little longer? 

Thank you! 

Hi everyone! I applied on December 10 but I have not heard from KCL. Anyone else? 

Should I contact them or maybe wait a little longer? 

Thank you! 

Hi guys. I hope you are all keeping well. I am just wondering if it is late for me to put in an application for the KCL LLM (transnational law) program-seeing as many people already applied and got their offers. While I understand that KCL's admissions are offered on a rolling basis, I am still not sure if applying at this point would negatively impact my admission or funding chances. I will appreciate your thoughts on this.

[Edited by Lawyerke on Jan 25, 2021]

Hi Lawyerke, it is not too late to apply. I applied last year on the 27th Feb and I have been accepted a month later. 

Hi guys. I hope you are all keeping well. I am just wondering if it is late for me to put in an application for the KCL LLM (transnational law) program-seeing as many people already applied and got their offers. While I understand that KCL's admissions are offered on a rolling basis, I am still not sure if applying at this point would negatively impact my admission or funding chances. I will appreciate your thoughts on this.

[Edited by SwissLLMGrad on Jan 25, 2021]

Hi SwissLLMGrad, thank you so much for clarifying, and for sharing your experience. May I also ask, did you get funding? i.e. if you applied for it

[Edited by Lawyerke on Jan 25, 2021]

I did not apply for it so I can’t help you. Maybe you might find answers to your questions in the previous years group! 

Hi SwissLLMGrad, thank you so much for clarifying, and for sharing your experience. May I also ask, did you get funding? i.e. if you applied for it

[Edited by SwissLLMGrad on Jan 25, 2021]

Alright, thank you @
SwissLLMGrad  

[Edited by Lawyerke on Jan 26, 2021]

Hi everyone! I applied on December 10 but I have not heard from KCL. Anyone else? 

Should I contact them or maybe wait a little longer? 

Thank you! 

 


Hi there! I applied on the same date as you did, haven't had any news as well.



Hi, small change in my document status today. English requirement changed to "
Acceptable proof of study in English – meets English language requirements" and Personal Statement "meets needs for assessment" 

Transcrips remain under "received". Hope to hear some good news in the following days. 
 

Got an unconditional offer today!
Good luck, everyone:)

Hello everyone,  
I got a conditional offer today.
I was wondering whether anyone has any information on how strict they are about meeting their conditions? Is it impossible to get accepted in the event I don't meet their conditional grade requirements exactly as stated? 

They must be churning out the offers this week, just got mine. Well done everyone!

The requirements are strict, you will have to meet them to receive your unconditional offer. For instance, the admission office refused to grant an exception because someone had a score of 99 at TOEFL and not 100 as they required.

Hello everyone,  
I got a conditional offer today.
I was wondering whether anyone has any information on how strict they are about meeting their conditions? Is it impossible to get accepted in the event I don't meet their conditional grade requirements exactly as stated? 

The requirements are strict, you will have to meet them to receive your unconditional offer. For instance, the admission office refused to grant an exception because someone had a score of 99 at TOEFL and not 100 as they required.

Hello everyone,  
I got a conditional offer today.
I was wondering whether anyone has any information on how strict they are about meeting their conditions? Is it impossible to get accepted in the event I don't meet their conditional grade requirements exactly as stated? 

Hello!
I received the following message from King's College Uni and since I also have an offer from QM and Edinburgh I was wondering whether it constitutes an offer or not.
"We are currently waiting for confirmation regarding potential changes to the fees regulations in England for 2021/22 academic year, particularly relating to students with EU/EEA/Swiss nationality and/or residence. As a result, we are unable to make a decision on your application with a confirmed fee status at this time. However, we are pleased to inform you that your application has been deemed strong enough to make you an offer once we are in a position to do so. "

So, what is your opinion?

First of all, congratulation for your admission. 

To answer you question, as far as I understood they are waiting the Government to confirm that the EU citizens are going to pay to same tuition as the international students (around 33k £), before publishing your conditional/unconditional offer which includes the tuition fees.

Hello!
I received the following message from King's College Uni and since I also have an offer from QM and Edinburgh I was wondering whether it constitutes an offer or not.
"We are currently waiting for confirmation regarding potential changes to the fees regulations in England for 2021/22 academic year, particularly relating to students with EU/EEA/Swiss nationality and/or residence. As a result, we are unable to make a decision on your application with a confirmed fee status at this time. However, we are pleased to inform you that your application has been deemed strong enough to make you an offer once we are in a position to do so. "

So, what is your opinion?

[Edited by SwissLLMGrad on Feb 09, 2021]

Hello!
I received the following message from King's College Uni and since I also have an offer from QM and Edinburgh I was wondering whether it constitutes an offer or not.
"We are currently waiting for confirmation regarding potential changes to the fees regulations in England for 2021/22 academic year, particularly relating to students with EU/EEA/Swiss nationality and/or residence. As a result, we are unable to make a decision on your application with a confirmed fee status at this time. However, we are pleased to inform you that your application has been deemed strong enough to make you an offer once we are in a position to do so. "

So, what is your opinion?

When did you receive it ? 

Hello!
I received the following message from King's College Uni and since I also have an offer from QM and Edinburgh I was wondering whether it constitutes an offer or not.
"We are currently waiting for confirmation regarding potential changes to the fees regulations in England for 2021/22 academic year, particularly relating to students with EU/EEA/Swiss nationality and/or residence. As a result, we are unable to make a decision on your application with a confirmed fee status at this time. However, we are pleased to inform you that your application has been deemed strong enough to make you an offer once we are in a position to do so. "

So, what is your opinion?

I've received the same message! Curious when we'll hear more :)