If you're international and never studied in England before you get UCL/UoL owned accommodation, if not you have to look into the private sector basically.
LLM UCL 2013-14
Posted Feb 15, 2013 09:26
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If you're international and never studied in England before you get UCL/UoL owned accommodation, if not you have to look into the private sector basically.
Posted Feb 15, 2013 09:33
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No. EU so classed 'Home' . Private I guess. thx
No. EU so classed 'Home' . Private I guess. thx
Posted Feb 20, 2013 00:25
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I got an offer today from UCL, any information about accommodation?
I got an offer today from UCL, any information about accommodation?
Posted Feb 20, 2013 13:47
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Hey, is this the number you guys used to contact the admissions office = +442076797381 ? Been trying to contact them but the number doesn't seem to be working. If the number is different, please share it here.
Thanks in advance!
Hey, is this the number you guys used to contact the admissions office = +442076797381 ? Been trying to contact them but the number doesn't seem to be working. If the number is different, please share it here.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
Posted Feb 20, 2013 17:17
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Thanks!
Thanks!
Posted Feb 21, 2013 03:27
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I have just received my unconditional offer. However, I believe I won't be taking up my place, as Cambridge seems to suit me better as far as my interest in public int'l law goes. They took a little more than six weeks to reach a decision.
I have just received my unconditional offer. However, I believe I won't be taking up my place, as Cambridge seems to suit me better as far as my interest in public int'l law goes. They took a little more than six weeks to reach a decision.
Posted Feb 22, 2013 07:22
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Hello,
I am applying for LLM programme at UCL this year . I have brilliant academic credentials as I have been the topper throughout and have been recipient of different Merit scholarships since 2006 till date i.e. final year of my B.A,L.L.B(H) programme in India.My education since pre primary till date has been in English medium only but I am pretty confused on the point that I have not appeared in any of the English language proficiency test so whether am I supposed to appear in any of the verification of language ability examination or the waiver request for same by my University Professor would solve the purpose as the waiver request is being accepted in most of the Universities.If you could guide me on this matter It will really be helpful to me.
Hello,
I am applying for LLM programme at UCL this year . I have brilliant academic credentials as I have been the topper throughout and have been recipient of different Merit scholarships since 2006 till date i.e. final year of my B.A,L.L.B(H) programme in India.My education since pre primary till date has been in English medium only but I am pretty confused on the point that I have not appeared in any of the English language proficiency test so whether am I supposed to appear in any of the verification of language ability examination or the waiver request for same by my University Professor would solve the purpose as the waiver request is being accepted in most of the Universities.If you could guide me on this matter It will really be helpful to me.
I am applying for LLM programme at UCL this year . I have brilliant academic credentials as I have been the topper throughout and have been recipient of different Merit scholarships since 2006 till date i.e. final year of my B.A,L.L.B(H) programme in India.My education since pre primary till date has been in English medium only but I am pretty confused on the point that I have not appeared in any of the English language proficiency test so whether am I supposed to appear in any of the verification of language ability examination or the waiver request for same by my University Professor would solve the purpose as the waiver request is being accepted in most of the Universities.If you could guide me on this matter It will really be helpful to me.
Posted Feb 23, 2013 13:17
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Hello,
I am applying for LLM programme at UCL this year . I have brilliant academic credentials as I have been the topper throughout and have been recipient of different Merit scholarships since 2006 till date i.e. final year of my B.A,L.L.B(H) programme in India.My education since pre primary till date has been in English medium only but I am pretty confused on the point that I have not appeared in any of the English language proficiency test so whether am I supposed to appear in any of the verification of language ability examination or the waiver request for same by my University Professor would solve the purpose as the waiver request is being accepted in most of the Universities.If you could guide me on this matter It will really be helpful to me.
Frankly, I am not quite sure I have understood your question properly. In my opinion, either calling them on the phone or emailing them could be helpful, especially if you do want to apply for a waiver.
Apart from that, I hold an unconditional offer for UCL, but I would like to ask around whether the decisions on financial aid should come along with the admission offer or are left to a subsequent stage. Does anyone know anything about the matter? I have to confess that to me UCL lost much of its appeal when Ronald Dworkin passed away, but I still believe it is a top choice for the study of international law: I would definitely and gladly consider it as an option if they granted me some form of scholarship...
<blockquote>Hello,
I am applying for LLM programme at UCL this year . I have brilliant academic credentials as I have been the topper throughout and have been recipient of different Merit scholarships since 2006 till date i.e. final year of my B.A,L.L.B(H) programme in India.My education since pre primary till date has been in English medium only but I am pretty confused on the point that I have not appeared in any of the English language proficiency test so whether am I supposed to appear in any of the verification of language ability examination or the waiver request for same by my University Professor would solve the purpose as the waiver request is being accepted in most of the Universities.If you could guide me on this matter It will really be helpful to me.</blockquote>
Frankly, I am not quite sure I have understood your question properly. In my opinion, either calling them on the phone or emailing them could be helpful, especially if you do want to apply for a waiver.
Apart from that, I hold an unconditional offer for UCL, but I would like to ask around whether the decisions on financial aid should come along with the admission offer or are left to a subsequent stage. Does anyone know anything about the matter? I have to confess that to me UCL lost much of its appeal when Ronald Dworkin passed away, but I still believe it is a top choice for the study of international law: I would definitely and gladly consider it as an option if they granted me some form of scholarship...
I am applying for LLM programme at UCL this year . I have brilliant academic credentials as I have been the topper throughout and have been recipient of different Merit scholarships since 2006 till date i.e. final year of my B.A,L.L.B(H) programme in India.My education since pre primary till date has been in English medium only but I am pretty confused on the point that I have not appeared in any of the English language proficiency test so whether am I supposed to appear in any of the verification of language ability examination or the waiver request for same by my University Professor would solve the purpose as the waiver request is being accepted in most of the Universities.If you could guide me on this matter It will really be helpful to me.</blockquote>
Frankly, I am not quite sure I have understood your question properly. In my opinion, either calling them on the phone or emailing them could be helpful, especially if you do want to apply for a waiver.
Apart from that, I hold an unconditional offer for UCL, but I would like to ask around whether the decisions on financial aid should come along with the admission offer or are left to a subsequent stage. Does anyone know anything about the matter? I have to confess that to me UCL lost much of its appeal when Ronald Dworkin passed away, but I still believe it is a top choice for the study of international law: I would definitely and gladly consider it as an option if they granted me some form of scholarship...
Posted Feb 24, 2013 02:20
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I hold an unconditional offer for UCL, but I would like to ask around whether the decisions on financial aid should come along with the admission offer or are left to a subsequent stage. Does anyone know anything about the matter?
You read my mind, I was going to ask exactly the same
<blockquote> I hold an unconditional offer for UCL, but I would like to ask around whether the decisions on financial aid should come along with the admission offer or are left to a subsequent stage. Does anyone know anything about the matter?
</blockquote>
You read my mind, I was going to ask exactly the same
</blockquote>
You read my mind, I was going to ask exactly the same
Posted Mar 02, 2013 12:07
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Hello,
I am applying for LLM programme at UCL this year . I have brilliant academic credentials as I have been the topper throughout and have been recipient of different Merit scholarships since 2006 till date i.e. final year of my B.A,L.L.B(H) programme in India.My education since pre primary till date has been in English medium only but I am pretty confused on the point that I have not appeared in any of the English language proficiency test so whether am I supposed to appear in any of the verification of language ability examination or the waiver request for same by my University Professor would solve the purpose as the waiver request is being accepted in most of the Universities.If you could guide me on this matter It will really be helpful to me.
Hi,
Most law schools have a list of countries that are considered to be native speakers of the English language. Sadly though, some countries with good English language background are not listed. Most schools allow a waiver of language proficiency tests upon the request of the applicant, which should be accompanied by a school certificate saying that the medium of instruction at the university is in English. I believe we are in the same situation. English has been the medium of instruction since I attended preschool, and all domestic laws and judicial decisions in my country are likewise in English. But I found it rather taxing to request for a waiver from each school that I applied to. So I just took the TOEFL. :)
<blockquote>Hello,
I am applying for LLM programme at UCL this year . I have brilliant academic credentials as I have been the topper throughout and have been recipient of different Merit scholarships since 2006 till date i.e. final year of my B.A,L.L.B(H) programme in India.My education since pre primary till date has been in English medium only but I am pretty confused on the point that I have not appeared in any of the English language proficiency test so whether am I supposed to appear in any of the verification of language ability examination or the waiver request for same by my University Professor would solve the purpose as the waiver request is being accepted in most of the Universities.If you could guide me on this matter It will really be helpful to me.</blockquote>
Hi,
Most law schools have a list of countries that are considered to be native speakers of the English language. Sadly though, some countries with good English language background are not listed. Most schools allow a waiver of language proficiency tests upon the request of the applicant, which should be accompanied by a school certificate saying that the medium of instruction at the university is in English. I believe we are in the same situation. English has been the medium of instruction since I attended preschool, and all domestic laws and judicial decisions in my country are likewise in English. But I found it rather taxing to request for a waiver from each school that I applied to. So I just took the TOEFL. :)
I am applying for LLM programme at UCL this year . I have brilliant academic credentials as I have been the topper throughout and have been recipient of different Merit scholarships since 2006 till date i.e. final year of my B.A,L.L.B(H) programme in India.My education since pre primary till date has been in English medium only but I am pretty confused on the point that I have not appeared in any of the English language proficiency test so whether am I supposed to appear in any of the verification of language ability examination or the waiver request for same by my University Professor would solve the purpose as the waiver request is being accepted in most of the Universities.If you could guide me on this matter It will really be helpful to me.</blockquote>
Hi,
Most law schools have a list of countries that are considered to be native speakers of the English language. Sadly though, some countries with good English language background are not listed. Most schools allow a waiver of language proficiency tests upon the request of the applicant, which should be accompanied by a school certificate saying that the medium of instruction at the university is in English. I believe we are in the same situation. English has been the medium of instruction since I attended preschool, and all domestic laws and judicial decisions in my country are likewise in English. But I found it rather taxing to request for a waiver from each school that I applied to. So I just took the TOEFL. :)
Posted Mar 03, 2013 06:44
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Hi , thanx for your opinion on this note..
Hi , thanx for your opinion on this note..
Posted Mar 04, 2013 09:36
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Howdy fellas, does any of you know anything about the timing of scholarship-related decisions? I take that they will take significantly longer, but maybe some of you have spoken with faculty personnel and knows more about the time frame :)
Thanks!
Howdy fellas, does any of you know anything about the timing of scholarship-related decisions? I take that they will take significantly longer, but maybe some of you have spoken with faculty personnel and knows more about the time frame :)
Thanks!
Thanks!
Posted Mar 04, 2013 12:54
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I haven't heard anything, however, I was thinking, do they let us know even if we haven't gotten one? I mean, everyone is automatically entered for relatively few scholarships.
I haven't heard anything, however, I was thinking, do they let us know even if we haven't gotten one? I mean, everyone is automatically entered for relatively few scholarships.
Posted Mar 12, 2013 11:29
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..hallo everyone.. congrats to those who already got offers!..my application became complete 3rd week in January, and the wait for a decision is a little unnerving!..but hopefully anyday now, i should receive the (good) news! :-D
..hallo everyone.. congrats to those who already got offers!..my application became complete 3rd week in January, and the wait for a decision is a little unnerving!..but hopefully anyday now, i should receive the (good) news! :-D
Posted Mar 12, 2013 20:57
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You should send an e-mail to admissions! I did (have been waiting 5 weeks) and that's how I found out I was being recommended for an offer (while unofficial it's still good news!)
You should send an e-mail to admissions! I did (have been waiting 5 weeks) and that's how I found out I was being recommended for an offer (while unofficial it's still good news!)
Posted Mar 13, 2013 09:26
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I'd also recommend speaking to admissions; if it gets past six weeks you're certainly entitled to!
Where are you guys from?
I'd also recommend speaking to admissions; if it gets past six weeks you're certainly entitled to!
Where are you guys from?
Where are you guys from?
Posted Mar 13, 2013 09:33
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I'm from Greece, (University of Athens)
U?
I'm from Greece, (University of Athens)
U?
U?
Posted Mar 14, 2013 21:26
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Hi everyone!
Does anyone know of the chances of getting an offer if you have been reccomended by the admissions tutor for one?
Hi everyone!
Does anyone know of the chances of getting an offer if you have been reccomended by the admissions tutor for one?
Does anyone know of the chances of getting an offer if you have been reccomended by the admissions tutor for one?
Posted Mar 15, 2013 00:06
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in regard to scholarships, found it on the website:
Notification of scholarship results
Scholarship applications are judged by UCL academics. In the case of schemes funded or co-funded by external organisations, an initial selection of applicants chosen by a panel of UCL academics may be put before a panel convened by the funding organisation. The selection process generally takes 6-8 weeks from the deadline although, in some cases, the process may take longer, particularly if external sponsors are also involved. Successful applicants will be notified by email and receive an official award offer by mail to the mailing or correspondence address provided in the Scholarship application.
So, the deadline is 1st of March, plus 6-8 weeks, hopefully in April
in regard to scholarships, found it on the website:
Notification of scholarship results
Scholarship applications are judged by UCL academics. In the case of schemes funded or co-funded by external organisations, an initial selection of applicants chosen by a panel of UCL academics may be put before a panel convened by the funding organisation. The selection process generally takes 6-8 weeks from the deadline although, in some cases, the process may take longer, particularly if external sponsors are also involved. Successful applicants will be notified by email and receive an official award offer by mail to the mailing or correspondence address provided in the Scholarship application.
So, the deadline is 1st of March, plus 6-8 weeks, hopefully in April
Notification of scholarship results
Scholarship applications are judged by UCL academics. In the case of schemes funded or co-funded by external organisations, an initial selection of applicants chosen by a panel of UCL academics may be put before a panel convened by the funding organisation. The selection process generally takes 6-8 weeks from the deadline although, in some cases, the process may take longer, particularly if external sponsors are also involved. Successful applicants will be notified by email and receive an official award offer by mail to the mailing or correspondence address provided in the Scholarship application.
So, the deadline is 1st of March, plus 6-8 weeks, hopefully in April
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