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gamayun

Posted Mar 18, 2005 04:40

Tough situation you got.
In case the UCL offer really states that you may not contract...than I believe you should not. So why did you choose QM instead of UCL?

Tough situation you got.
In case the UCL offer really states that you may not contract...than I believe you should not. So why did you choose QM instead of UCL?
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chrisww

Posted Mar 18, 2005 17:04

i didnt actually mean to choose qmul over ucl.. their letter got to me earlier! but yes it is a tough choice now.. but i figured i'd prob jus do the joint LLM. it'd probably balance things out a little.

i didnt actually mean to choose qmul over ucl.. their letter got to me earlier! but yes it is a tough choice now.. but i figured i'd prob jus do the joint LLM. it'd probably balance things out a little.
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gamayun

Posted Mar 18, 2005 18:40

i didnt actually mean to choose qmul over ucl.. their letter got to me earlier! but yes it is a tough choice now.. but i figured i'd prob jus do the joint LLM. it'd probably balance things out a little.

I see. Good luck to you, mate.
just as a reference you can check my post with funny name :) "LLM for a CIS guy !!!help!!!" --> http://www.llm-guide.com/board/1713

There is, besides all, some info on intercollegiate

i didnt actually mean to choose qmul over ucl.. their letter got to me earlier! but yes it is a tough choice now.. but i figured i'd prob jus do the joint LLM. it'd probably balance things out a little.

I see. Good luck to you, mate.
just as a reference you can check my post with funny name :) "LLM for a CIS guy !!!help!!!" --> http://www.llm-guide.com/board/1713

There is, besides all, some info on intercollegiate
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chrisww

Posted Mar 19, 2005 09:12

thanks for your help g.. much appreciated :)

wru heading urself for LLM?

thanks for your help g.. much appreciated :)

wru heading urself for LLM?
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anas

Posted Apr 06, 2005 01:27

Anyone else applying in London for 2005/2006?



I have applied for for 2005\2006

<blockquote>Anyone else applying in London for 2005/2006?</blockquote>


I have applied for for 2005\2006
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sunitha

Posted May 10, 2005 06:24

Ques to Russ...can u help me with this...wat score is needed for getting admitted to LLM...in most of the schools i got to know that it is upper second class.... wat percentage is considered as upper second class in UK
schools...???? i am doing my LLB in India...

Ques to Russ...can u help me with this...wat score is needed for getting admitted to LLM...in most of the schools i got to know that it is upper second class.... wat percentage is considered as upper second class in UK
schools...???? i am doing my LLB in India...
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sunitha

Posted May 10, 2005 06:31

hi Russ....
i am isha..doing my llb in india... i wud like to know wat percentage is needed to get admitted in good law schools in London..i ve gone through the Law school ranking list..so i ve an idea abt the best schools.... i just wanted to know how much is this upper secong class in UK... in India second class is 50%... and first class is 60%... so i just would like to know about the percentage rating in UK...

hi Russ....
i am isha..doing my llb in india... i wud like to know wat percentage is needed to get admitted in good law schools in London..i ve gone through the Law school ranking list..so i ve an idea abt the best schools.... i just wanted to know how much is this upper secong class in UK... in India second class is 50%... and first class is 60%... so i just would like to know about the percentage rating in UK...
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Sykes

Posted May 10, 2005 16:55

i just wanted to know how much is this upper secong class in UK... in India second class is 50%... and first class is 60%... so i just would like to know about the percentage rating in UK...


Hi there, for an English law degree, LLB, a 2:1 is usually 60% or more, although there are specific rules relating to how this is calculated. a First is 70%.

However, there are a few people on my LLM at Queen Mary, University of London who have 2:2s and have been permitted on the programme, given specific circumstances.

<blockquote>i just wanted to know how much is this upper secong class in UK... in India second class is 50%... and first class is 60%... so i just would like to know about the percentage rating in UK... </blockquote>

Hi there, for an English law degree, LLB, a 2:1 is usually 60% or more, although there are specific rules relating to how this is calculated. a First is 70%.

However, there are a few people on my LLM at Queen Mary, University of London who have 2:2s and have been permitted on the programme, given specific circumstances.
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nv

Posted May 25, 2005 09:41

My gpa is about 3.25.
Can i apply for ucl?

My gpa is about 3.25.
Can i apply for ucl?
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