hello,
Which UK universities except a 2:2 LLB standard for acceptance into the LLM program? I received a 57.55%.
Thanks and appreciated!
LLM qualifications
Posted Mar 31, 2008 00:35
Which UK universities except a 2:2 LLB standard for acceptance into the LLM program? I received a 57.55%.
Thanks and appreciated!
Posted Mar 31, 2008 12:29
With some good references I think you would have a good shot at Bristol, QMUL, Nottingham etc. and it's certainly worth applying to KCL, UCL etc.
Posted Mar 31, 2008 16:19
Thanks FlapJack. Also, I would like to apply to do the LLM in September 2009. Can I apply now or should I wait? Im going travelling for a year so I would like to know for sure that I got in. Im really interested in QMUL as there is a LLM I really want to do there. Have you heard much about the college?
Thanks for your help!!!
Thanks for your help!!!
Posted Mar 31, 2008 20:38
You're in the same boat as me, elmonyc. I received a similar score (57.25%) and am also looking to study an LLM.
Of the courses on the Times' Good University Guide list for Law, Strathclyde (10) and Hull (24) are the highest ranked universities which accept a 2:2. I'm looking to get into somewhere a bit more prestigious, so have applied to Nottingham for their Criminal Justice LLM so far and am also looking at Bristol among others.
I have no personal experience of QMUL but I think it's a pretty well regarded university and gets a research score of 5*B from The Times with one of the best employment prospects in the country (87%).
Of the courses on the Times' Good University Guide list for Law, Strathclyde (10) and Hull (24) are the highest ranked universities which accept a 2:2. I'm looking to get into somewhere a bit more prestigious, so have applied to Nottingham for their Criminal Justice LLM so far and am also looking at Bristol among others.
I have no personal experience of QMUL but I think it's a pretty well regarded university and gets a research score of 5*B from The Times with one of the best employment prospects in the country (87%).
Posted Mar 31, 2008 22:07
You two should both apply for all the well respected places that look for 2.1s. With high 2.2s and good references/statement you should be fine.
Actually, looking at their admissions page, you'll be in trouble for someplace like UCL which looks for "first class honours or a good upper second-class honours". That seems to explicitly rule out the high 2.2s.
UCL aside though, all Unis set out what they aspire their candidates to have but they are surely flexible round the margins unless hugely oversubscribed as ox/cam/ucl likely are. They just specify 2.1 because it's in their interests.
E.g.: imagine if SOAS said they'd take 2.2s and Nottingham said 2.1s only. People would perceive Nottingham to be better regardless of the possibility that SOAS might get so many high quality foreign applicants that no 2.2s get in at all. But a good domestic student might have applied to Nottingham instead as he would prefer to be in a seminar with all 2.1 calibre students. So every place who wants to look good will specify 2.1.
Quote from Bristol website: "Candidates with a lower class of degree (or other equivalent qualification) should not be deterred from applying as each application is considered on its merits."
Actually, looking at their admissions page, you'll be in trouble for someplace like UCL which looks for "first class honours or a good upper second-class honours". That seems to explicitly rule out the high 2.2s.
UCL aside though, all Unis set out what they aspire their candidates to have but they are surely flexible round the margins unless hugely oversubscribed as ox/cam/ucl likely are. They just specify 2.1 because it's in their interests.
E.g.: imagine if SOAS said they'd take 2.2s and Nottingham said 2.1s only. People would perceive Nottingham to be better regardless of the possibility that SOAS might get so many high quality foreign applicants that no 2.2s get in at all. But a good domestic student might have applied to Nottingham instead as he would prefer to be in a seminar with all 2.1 calibre students. So every place who wants to look good will specify 2.1.
Quote from Bristol website: "Candidates with a lower class of degree (or other equivalent qualification) should not be deterred from applying as each application is considered on its merits."
Posted Apr 19, 2008 21:30
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I have no personal experience of QMUL but I think it's a pretty well regarded university and gets a research score of 5*B from The Times with one of the best employment prospects in the country (87%).
'Research scores' are not given by The Times. The score refers to the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) rating which is carried out every 5 years by universities.
http://www.hero.ac.uk/rae/rae_dynamic.cfm?myURL=http://195.194.167.103/Results/byuoa/uoa36.htm
This rating is not determined by newspapers.
I have no personal experience of QMUL but I think it's a pretty well regarded university and gets a research score of 5*B from The Times with one of the best employment prospects in the country (87%).</blockquote>
'Research scores' are not given by The Times. The score refers to the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) rating which is carried out every 5 years by universities.
http://www.hero.ac.uk/rae/rae_dynamic.cfm?myURL=http://195.194.167.103/Results/byuoa/uoa36.htm
This rating is not determined by newspapers.
Posted Apr 15, 2009 06:23
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