LLM at UCL


mmiimmii

Hello!

Has anyone been accepted at UCL?

I have received an unconditional offer that I have accepted.

Hello!

Has anyone been accepted at UCL?

I have received an unconditional offer that I have accepted.

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fknandrew

Hi ! Congrats! I have a PM for you!

Hi ! Congrats! I have a PM for you!
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mmiimmii

Hello

No one is going to UCL in September?

Cheers

Hello

No one is going to UCL in September?

Cheers
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jane.lin

Hi,I am going .
I will take courses of legal theory and jurisprudence.
How about you ?
There is 350-400 LLM students at UCL each year.
It is probably the biggest class of LLM in U.K.

Hi,I am going .
I will take courses of legal theory and jurisprudence.
How about you ?
There is 350-400 LLM students at UCL each year.
It is probably the biggest class of LLM in U.K.
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gkh_2005

Are any scholarships, being offered at UCL ?

Are any scholarships, being offered at UCL ?
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luroge

I got a conditional offer from UCL but i've already met both conditions required.

I'm taking the LL.M in banking and financial regulation.

I got a conditional offer from UCL but i've already met both conditions required.

I'm taking the LL.M in banking and financial regulation.
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How do you guys pay for it (or intend to pay for it)?

I want to apply for next year. However, even though I'm a UK citizen I will have to pay the overseas tuition fee - over 12K! -since I have been working overseas for the past 3 years.

I think it's ludicrous that someone from Latvia or wherever can get away with paying less merely because their country is part of the EEA.

I'd seriously like to study in London but am thinking of staying in the US to do an LLM because it's so much cheaper. Tuition at UCLA is less than $10,000 and the cost of living (while high compared to other US states) is lower than in London.

How do you guys pay for it (or intend to pay for it)?

I want to apply for next year. However, even though I'm a UK citizen I will have to pay the overseas tuition fee - over 12K! -since I have been working overseas for the past 3 years.

I think it's ludicrous that someone from Latvia or wherever can get away with paying less merely because their country is part of the EEA.

I'd seriously like to study in London but am thinking of staying in the US to do an LLM because it's so much cheaper. Tuition at UCLA is less than $10,000 and the cost of living (while high compared to other US states) is lower than in London.
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