Hi there !

Let's discuss any topic relating to 2017-2018 LLM applications here for UCL, King's College, LSE and Queen Mary. Hopefully, we will get through these all together!

I'm planning on sending my application for these four by the end of October. I'll take the IELTS exam on the 29th of October. Do you guys know how long the universities take approximately to get in touch with you after sending the application? I'm also planning on applying for scholarships, which is why I'm planning on sending my applications this soon.

Thank you! And good luck to us!

[Edited by moiyasmon on Oct 12, 2016]

Hello !

I am currently a student at King's College London (LLM in International Financial Law). Last year we also had a single topic for UCL / KCL / LSE / QMUL.
I don't advice you to do so ! They are all different : selection criteria, number of students, spirit and so on.

I advice to create a specific discussion. I find strange that several top UK universities are together when there is a topic for each US university !

You will see it will be useful ! Good luck ;-)

HI!
I too am planning to apply to aforementioned universities, and hopefully get through any of them (preferably LSE). I am taking the IELTS exam on 29th October as well. But have the application process for 2017-2018 begun? I have not found any useful links!

Please guide me through.

Thanks and best wishes. :)

Hey there!

From what I've heard LSE starts giving out decisions in January mostly while UCL starts a bit earlier I think. Im planning to apply to those two and aim to send in my applications by mid November. I don't have to take an English language test thankfully.

P.S. I agree with Anonimax that we should have a separate topic for each of these universities just like for the US ones.

Hi there !

Let's discuss any topic relating to 2017-2018 LLM applications here for UCL, King's College, LSE and Queen Mary. Hopefully, we will get through these all together!

I'm planning on sending my application for these four by the end of October. I'll take the IELTS exam on the 29th of October. Do you guys know how long the universities take approximately to get in touch with you after sending the application? I'm also planning on applying for scholarships, which is why I'm planning on sending my applications this soon.

Thank you! And good luck to us!

i have just made up my mind to do LLM from UK. I am a law graduate of 2003-2006 batch. Practising as an advocate in high court and supreme court in delhi and india.

scored 66 % from CCS University in Meerut, Yet to clear IELTS.

Any age barrier, i am 41.

Any guidance as to what all i can get and how to go about it.

regards
rajiv virmani
9810731942

[Edited by Rajiv Virmani on Oct 30, 2016]

Also applying for those 4!

Hello everyone!

I was wondering if sombody knows which university (KCL, UCL, LSE) is the best to specialize in corporate law?

Thanks!!

[Edited by Lawyer2017-1 on Nov 11, 2016]

I've just been offered a place at QMUL for public international law. However, I've applied to LSE as well and I'm worried I won't hear back for another 8 weeks - when the deadline for replying to QMUL is 4 weeks time! Is anyone else in a similar predicament?

Has someone received an offer from Kings College already, how long did it take?

[Edited by LLM applicant 2017 on Nov 13, 2016]

Hi Freyarhia.

I am in the same situation, I think I will accept the offer from QMUL

Interesting! I think I will do the same, it would be too much of a risk to wait when I know I've been offered a place. What LLM have you applied for LLM Applicant 2017?

I've just been offered a place at QMUL for public international law. However, I've applied to LSE as well and I'm worried I won't hear back for another 8 weeks - when the deadline for replying to QMUL is 4 weeks time! Is anyone else in a similar predicament?

Hi guys.

I'm planning on applying to LSE and KCL.

Can anyone inform me on the minimum TOEFL score I would have to reach to have a decent chance of admission?

According to the LSE website I should need the overall score of 7.5 in the IELTS but there is no mention of TOEFL.

Thanks!

[Edited by Tristan89 on Nov 15, 2016]

Hi guys!

I've applied for these four universities (LSE, KCL, UCL and QMUL), and I've received an offer from QMUL for an LLM in Public International Law a week after I've sent my application. I'm still waiting for the three others. Has anyone received any offer from LSE, KCL and/or UCL? :-) If yes, how long did it take to receive an offer?

Thank you very much and good luck to everyone!

Hi guys!

I've applied for these four universities (LSE, KCL, UCL and QMUL), and I've received an offer from QMUL for an LLM in Public International Law a week after I've sent my application. I'm still waiting for the three others. Has anyone received any offer from LSE, KCL and/or UCL? :-) If yes, how long did it take to receive an offer?

Thank you very much and good luck to everyone!

Hi guys!

I've applied for these four universities (LSE, KCL, UCL and QMUL), and I've received an offer from QMUL for an LLM in Public International Law a week after I've sent my application. I'm still waiting for the three others. Has anyone received any offer from LSE, KCL and/or UCL? :-) If yes, how long did it take to receive an offer?

Thank you very much and good luck to everyone!

I've heard that LSE will not start handing out offers to LLM applicants until January.

[Edited by LLM applicant 2017 on Nov 16, 2016]

Interesting! I think I will do the same, it would be too much of a risk to wait when I know I've been offered a place. What LLM have you applied for LLM Applicant 2017?

Hello !

I am currently a student at King's College London (LLM in International Financial Law). Last year we also had a single topic for UCL / KCL / LSE / QMUL.
I don't advice you to do so ! They are all different : selection criteria, number of students, spirit and so on.

I advice to create a specific discussion. I find strange that several top UK universities are together when there is a topic for each US university !

You will see it will be useful ! Good luck ;-)

Hi guys.

I'm planning on applying to LSE and KCL.

Can anyone inform me on the minimum TOEFL score I would have to reach to have a decent chance of admission?

According to the LSE website I should need the overall score of 7.5 in the IELTS but there is no mention of TOEFL.

Thanks!