What I can perceive from the comments of offer holders is that KCL is not as good as compared to LSE or UCL. And about the position of QMUL I cannot really gather much. I have not applied in LSE and UCL, as I did not score well enough in my toefl and the requirements of these two are really high. I hold offers from KCL, QMUL, Glasgow and Manchester. Can somebody guide me more about what other colleges I should apply next and which college is best among all the ones I hold offers from?

Hello everybody, and congratulations on your offers!
I've meet accepted for the LL.M at UCL and the Master in International Law at the Graduate Institute in Geneva. Does anyone have some experience with these two programs? Considering that I want to specialize on human rights, which one would you recommend?
Thank you!
Julie

Hi guys,
Congratulations to everyone who currently holds an LLM offer, and best of luck to those who are still awaiting results or at the application process! I am currently in the process of making my application to UCL Kings and LSE, but I have one question in mind which makes me have second thoughts about applying... I have received a 2:1 (64%) from a UK russell group university. Can you all please advise me on my likelihood of getting offers from any of the three aforementioned universities? I would be ever so grateful if offer holders could kindly give me an indication as to their respective grades/predicted grades?
Thanks a lot in advance!

Hi guys,
Congratulations to everyone who currently holds an LLM offer, and best of luck to those who are still awaiting results or at the application process! I am currently in the process of making my application to UCL Kings and LSE, but I have one question in mind which makes me have second thoughts about applying... I have received a 2:1 (64%) from a UK russell group university. Can you all please advise me on my likelihood of getting offers from any of the three aforementioned universities? I would be ever so grateful if offer holders could kindly give me an indication as to their respective grades/predicted grades?
Thanks a lot in advance!

Maybe this is only my personal experience, but I wouldn't spend time (and money!) applying to LSE and UCL.
I also hold a 2:1 degree from an Italian University and applied to all of them, but received an offer only from KCL.

I had very good references and high IELTS score, but LSE and UCL explained that they can't give a place to a 2:1 degree holder, before assuring it to "stronger" applicants..

It's always worth it a try, maybe, it's up to you!

Unconditional offer by LSE (Tax Law) and QMUL (Tax Law).

Best for all.

Unconditional offer by LSE (Tax Law) and QMUL (Tax Law).

Best for all.

Unconditional offer by LSE (Tax Law) and QMUL (Tax Law).

Best for all.

Hey ! Congratulations ! Do you mind telling us when did you get the "complete application" email please ?

Melimelo:
For LSE 18th Dec if remember correctly.

Yes see in Sept - tax llm! :-)

Melimelo:
For LSE 18th Dec if remember correctly.

Yes see in Sept - tax llm! :-)

Guys, do you know when is the deadline to submit IELTS outcome for those who are holding such a condition on their offer made by LSE? Am I right that it can be sent even just before the registration, in early September?

Thank you very much for any respond in advance.

Have a nice day!

Guys, do you know when is the deadline to submit IELTS outcome for those who are holding such a condition on their offer made by LSE? Am I right that it can be sent even just before the registration, in early September?

Thank you very much for any respond in advance.

Have a nice day!

Those of you who have heard back from UCL, how long after you r application was complete (i.e both references sent) did you receive a response?

*UPDATE*

Hi everyone,

I hope your applications are going well! I hope this information will be of use to those of you currently in the process of applying or thinking about doing so.

I submitted applications to KCL, UCL, LSE, and Edinburgh - all for banking and finance LLMs. I graduated last year from the top law school in my country with a 2.1, however my grades were not really "high" as all of these competitive programmes specify. My university doesn't use the percentage marking scheme of UK universities, however it was roughly converted to 65%.

As such I thought I had absolutely no chance of being accepted into either UCL or LSE and was really counting on KCL and Edinburgh.

I applied to KCL just before Christmas, UCL and Edinburgh in the first two weeks of January, and LSE towards the end of January. Just after the Christmas I received a rejection letter from KCL. I was extremely pessimistic about my chances thereafter, as I assumed application to UCL and LSE would be even more competitive.

I was shocked to receive an unconditional offer from UCL yesterday! I hope this provides anyone out there thinking of applying some hope, as it proves that the universities will consider more than just academic achievements when assessing an application.

I had additional success in mooting and professional/extracurricular experience which I think really boosted my application.

I also cannot recommend enough taking the time to obtain a good reference. Find someone in your faculty who is willing to take the time to talk with you to prepare a unique and convincing reference.

Given that KCL do not take letters of recommendation any longer, I feel that my letter was probably of great benefit to my application.

In conclusion, don't be put off applying because you feel your grades are not high enough - there are definitely ways of compensating for less than stellar academic results.

Wishing everyone here success in their applications, hoping to see some of you in London next year :)

Did anyone get accepted in the Facebook group for the prospective LSE LLM students? After a week my request is still pending. Not really professional if you ask me.

Unconditional offer received Feb 12th for LLM in LSE. Application was finished on Feb 1st.

Faster than expected.

Did anyone get accepted in the Facebook group for the prospective LSE LLM students? After a week my request is still pending. Not really professional if you ask me.

Hello everyone !

I just saw that I got a conditional offer from LSE ! I applied January 11th and my application was processed January 26th.

Good luck to everyone !

By the way, I am french and I got a 2:1.

Hello everyone !

I just saw that I got a conditional offer from LSE ! I applied January 11th and my application was processed January 26th.

Good luck to everyone !

By the way, I am french and I got a 2:1.

Hi Guys

I have been waiting for nearly six weeks. I applied just before the Christmas break to UCL and I have been waiting since. Should I take this as sign that I might get an offer, or there is still some hope out there.

I graduated from University of London International Programme, with a 2.1, but not a high one, like many over here. However, I do have working experience throughout my degree and I am currently working in a Human Rights Organisation and I am teaching aswell. Do you think i have a shot at KCL or UCL, or should i give up hope altogether and think something else for my future LLM application?