Has anyone received any rejections from LSE recently?
Applied late Feb and under consideration. no update so far.
LLM UCL / KCL / LSE / QMUL 2018-19
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Posted Mar 13, 2018 03:33
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Applied late Feb and under consideration. no update so far.
[quote]Has anyone received any rejections from LSE recently?[/quote]
Applied late Feb and under consideration. no update so far.
Applied late Feb and under consideration. no update so far.
Posted Mar 13, 2018 09:59
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Has anyone received any rejections from LSE recently?
Applied late Feb and under consideration. no update so far.
For reference purposes: my app was completed on Jan 12th and my status in LSE for You is yet to change. I'm afraid I will have to wait a bit more - it's been 8+ weeks already - but I suppose it's the same for all "late appliers". Best of luck to everyone.
[quote][quote]Has anyone received any rejections from LSE recently?[/quote]
Applied late Feb and under consideration. no update so far. [/quote]
For reference purposes: my app was completed on Jan 12th and my status in LSE for You is yet to change. I'm afraid I will have to wait a bit more - it's been 8+ weeks already - but I suppose it's the same for all "late appliers". Best of luck to everyone.
Applied late Feb and under consideration. no update so far. [/quote]
For reference purposes: my app was completed on Jan 12th and my status in LSE for You is yet to change. I'm afraid I will have to wait a bit more - it's been 8+ weeks already - but I suppose it's the same for all "late appliers". Best of luck to everyone.
Posted Mar 13, 2018 12:53
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I applied to LSE early February so I suppose I have a while to wait then. Do they continue to do rolling offers or are you suggesting that they lump all the late appliers together? Thanks
[Edited by Hatty128 on Mar 13, 2018]
I applied to LSE early February so I suppose I have a while to wait then. Do they continue to do rolling offers or are you suggesting that they lump all the late appliers together? Thanks
Posted Mar 13, 2018 13:23
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Offer from LSE! I called yesterday saying I needed an answer soon because deposit is due for UCL on 1st April. I had my application complete on 26th Jan.
Offer from LSE! I called yesterday saying I needed an answer soon because deposit is due for UCL on 1st April. I had my application complete on 26th Jan.
Posted Mar 13, 2018 13:42
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Offer from LSE! I called yesterday saying I needed an answer soon because deposit is due for UCL on 1st April. I had my application complete on 26th Jan.
Congratulations! Did they send you an email or do we have to check the Graduate Application Tracker regularly?
[quote]Offer from LSE! I called yesterday saying I needed an answer soon because deposit is due for UCL on 1st April. I had my application complete on 26th Jan.[/quote]
Congratulations! Did they send you an email or do we have to check the Graduate Application Tracker regularly?
Congratulations! Did they send you an email or do we have to check the Graduate Application Tracker regularly?
Posted Mar 13, 2018 14:17
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Offer from LSE! I called yesterday saying I needed an answer soon because deposit is due for UCL on 1st April. I had my application complete on 26th Jan.
Congratulations! Did they send you an email or do we have to check the Graduate Application Tracker regularly?
Check tracker, I got the offer on there before the email - still haven't received email notification.
[quote][quote]Offer from LSE! I called yesterday saying I needed an answer soon because deposit is due for UCL on 1st April. I had my application complete on 26th Jan.[/quote]
Congratulations! Did they send you an email or do we have to check the Graduate Application Tracker regularly? [/quote]
Check tracker, I got the offer on there before the email - still haven't received email notification.
Congratulations! Did they send you an email or do we have to check the Graduate Application Tracker regularly? [/quote]
Check tracker, I got the offer on there before the email - still haven't received email notification.
Posted Mar 13, 2018 15:04
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Offer from LSE! I called yesterday saying I needed an answer soon because deposit is due for UCL on 1st April. I had my application complete on 26th Jan.
Congratulations! Did they send you an email or do we have to check the Graduate Application Tracker regularly?
Check tracker, I got the offer on there before the email - still haven't received email notification.
Thank you very much. Though, I guess I have to wait another week as my application was complete on 2nd Feb.
[quote][quote][quote]Offer from LSE! I called yesterday saying I needed an answer soon because deposit is due for UCL on 1st April. I had my application complete on 26th Jan.[/quote]
Congratulations! Did they send you an email or do we have to check the Graduate Application Tracker regularly? [/quote]
Check tracker, I got the offer on there before the email - still haven't received email notification.[/quote]
Thank you very much. Though, I guess I have to wait another week as my application was complete on 2nd Feb.
Congratulations! Did they send you an email or do we have to check the Graduate Application Tracker regularly? [/quote]
Check tracker, I got the offer on there before the email - still haven't received email notification.[/quote]
Thank you very much. Though, I guess I have to wait another week as my application was complete on 2nd Feb.
Posted Mar 13, 2018 15:51
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My offer showed up on LSE for You half an hour ago. They say they sent the official offer letter by mail on Mar 9th, so they did keep the 8 week mark!
[Edited by jabberwocky9 on Mar 13, 2018]
My offer showed up on LSE for You half an hour ago. They say they sent the official offer letter by mail on Mar 9th, so they did keep the 8 week mark!
Posted Mar 13, 2018 17:18
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in case this can be helpful to anyone:
My application was submitted January 18th and I just got a conditional offer today. I got an email and it says that the paper version of the offer was sent out on the March 9th.
Anyways, since I won‘t be able to meet my conditions in time, I will probably have to reject this offer.
Good luck to everyone!
in case this can be helpful to anyone:
My application was submitted January 18th and I just got a conditional offer today. I got an email and it says that the paper version of the offer was sent out on the March 9th.
Anyways, since I won‘t be able to meet my conditions in time, I will probably have to reject this offer.
Good luck to everyone!
My application was submitted January 18th and I just got a conditional offer today. I got an email and it says that the paper version of the offer was sent out on the March 9th.
Anyways, since I won‘t be able to meet my conditions in time, I will probably have to reject this offer.
Good luck to everyone!
Posted Mar 13, 2018 18:11
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Hi guys,
Hope you have successfully applied for the LLMs related to this post. I have a doubt and would like to hear from you a suggestion.
I received offers from QMUL, KCL and UCL. My applications for LSE and Cambridge were unsuccessful and I am still waiting for the answer from Oxford (MJur).
I have a quite strong background in arbitration (work experience in law firms in Sao Paulo and London), participation in Moot competitions (as arbitrator, speaker and coach for my university), participation in Arbitration Academy, etc. This is to say: I want to focus my career on international arbitration and to work in a law firm in London, to live permanently there, and don't come back to my country.
Considering this, what university you understand I should choose: LLM in Com. and Int. Disp. Resol. at QMUL (very focused in arbitration); LLM in Int. Bus. Law at KCL (more prestigious university); LLM in Int. Disp. Resol. at UCL ?
My major concern is about employability. Do you think there is a huge difference for employers between those universities?
I tend to accept the offer from QMUL because it has a program more focused on arbitration. However, I heard that QMUL is not so prestigious when compared to KCL and UCL.
Good luck to everyone.
Hi guys,
Hope you have successfully applied for the LLMs related to this post. I have a doubt and would like to hear from you a suggestion.
I received offers from QMUL, KCL and UCL. My applications for LSE and Cambridge were unsuccessful and I am still waiting for the answer from Oxford (MJur).
I have a quite strong background in arbitration (work experience in law firms in Sao Paulo and London), participation in Moot competitions (as arbitrator, speaker and coach for my university), participation in Arbitration Academy, etc. This is to say: I want to focus my career on international arbitration and to work in a law firm in London, to live permanently there, and don't come back to my country.
Considering this, what university you understand I should choose: LLM in Com. and Int. Disp. Resol. at QMUL (very focused in arbitration); LLM in Int. Bus. Law at KCL (more prestigious university); LLM in Int. Disp. Resol. at UCL ?
My major concern is about employability. Do you think there is a huge difference for employers between those universities?
I tend to accept the offer from QMUL because it has a program more focused on arbitration. However, I heard that QMUL is not so prestigious when compared to KCL and UCL.
Good luck to everyone.
Hope you have successfully applied for the LLMs related to this post. I have a doubt and would like to hear from you a suggestion.
I received offers from QMUL, KCL and UCL. My applications for LSE and Cambridge were unsuccessful and I am still waiting for the answer from Oxford (MJur).
I have a quite strong background in arbitration (work experience in law firms in Sao Paulo and London), participation in Moot competitions (as arbitrator, speaker and coach for my university), participation in Arbitration Academy, etc. This is to say: I want to focus my career on international arbitration and to work in a law firm in London, to live permanently there, and don't come back to my country.
Considering this, what university you understand I should choose: LLM in Com. and Int. Disp. Resol. at QMUL (very focused in arbitration); LLM in Int. Bus. Law at KCL (more prestigious university); LLM in Int. Disp. Resol. at UCL ?
My major concern is about employability. Do you think there is a huge difference for employers between those universities?
I tend to accept the offer from QMUL because it has a program more focused on arbitration. However, I heard that QMUL is not so prestigious when compared to KCL and UCL.
Good luck to everyone.
Posted Mar 14, 2018 10:07
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Guys, for those of you who recieved conditional offers from LSE, what percentage have they offered you?. UCL's condition was just a 2:1 (60%). I'm wondering what LSE's might be as I am hoping to recieve a conditional acceptance from them. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Guys, for those of you who recieved conditional offers from LSE, what percentage have they offered you?. UCL's condition was just a 2:1 (60%). I'm wondering what LSE's might be as I am hoping to recieve a conditional acceptance from them. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Posted Mar 14, 2018 13:18
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Guys, for those of you who recieved conditional offers from LSE, what percentage have they offered you?. UCL's condition was just a 2:1 (60%). I'm wondering what LSE's might be as I am hoping to recieve a conditional acceptance from them. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
My condition for LSE is just a 2:1 (60%) but I heard their usual offer is 65%.
[quote]Guys, for those of you who recieved conditional offers from LSE, what percentage have they offered you?. UCL's condition was just a 2:1 (60%). I'm wondering what LSE's might be as I am hoping to recieve a conditional acceptance from them. Any help would be greatly appreciated. [/quote]
My condition for LSE is just a 2:1 (60%) but I heard their usual offer is 65%.
My condition for LSE is just a 2:1 (60%) but I heard their usual offer is 65%.
Posted Mar 14, 2018 17:53
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Guys, for those of you who recieved conditional offers from LSE, what percentage have they offered you?. UCL's condition was just a 2:1 (60%). I'm wondering what LSE's might be as I am hoping to recieve a conditional acceptance from them. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
My condition for LSE is just a 2:1 (60%) but I heard their usual offer is 65%.
My condition for LSE is a 1st, so it likely depends on how consistent of a track record you have; my first year grades were significantly worse than my second year.
[quote][quote]Guys, for those of you who recieved conditional offers from LSE, what percentage have they offered you?. UCL's condition was just a 2:1 (60%). I'm wondering what LSE's might be as I am hoping to recieve a conditional acceptance from them. Any help would be greatly appreciated. [/quote]
My condition for LSE is just a 2:1 (60%) but I heard their usual offer is 65%.[/quote]
My condition for LSE is a 1st, so it likely depends on how consistent of a track record you have; my first year grades were significantly worse than my second year.
My condition for LSE is just a 2:1 (60%) but I heard their usual offer is 65%.[/quote]
My condition for LSE is a 1st, so it likely depends on how consistent of a track record you have; my first year grades were significantly worse than my second year.
Posted Mar 15, 2018 19:07
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Hi Guys, I am currently a second year LLB student at a low ranking UK university. Im just wondering the entry requirements for LSE not as stated on their website. For example, is work experience required for entry? Furthermore there seems to be discrepancies with the grades required from 60-70% (2:1-1st). Currently I am on track for a mid 2:1 grade. So would it be worthwhile pursuing LSE as an option, or would one suggest that the odds are stacked against me.
Hi Guys, I am currently a second year LLB student at a low ranking UK university. Im just wondering the entry requirements for LSE not as stated on their website. For example, is work experience required for entry? Furthermore there seems to be discrepancies with the grades required from 60-70% (2:1-1st). Currently I am on track for a mid 2:1 grade. So would it be worthwhile pursuing LSE as an option, or would one suggest that the odds are stacked against me.
Posted Mar 16, 2018 10:36
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Hi Guys, I am currently a second year LLB student at a low ranking UK university. Im just wondering the entry requirements for LSE not as stated on their website. For example, is work experience required for entry? Furthermore there seems to be discrepancies with the grades required from 60-70% (2:1-1st). Currently I am on track for a mid 2:1 grade. So would it be worthwhile pursuing LSE as an option, or would one suggest that the odds are stacked against me.
In my experience none of the London universities are that selective, so either way if you have a 2:1 you have a good chance of getting in.
[quote]Hi Guys, I am currently a second year LLB student at a low ranking UK university. Im just wondering the entry requirements for LSE not as stated on their website. For example, is work experience required for entry? Furthermore there seems to be discrepancies with the grades required from 60-70% (2:1-1st). Currently I am on track for a mid 2:1 grade. So would it be worthwhile pursuing LSE as an option, or would one suggest that the odds are stacked against me. [/quote]
In my experience none of the London universities are that selective, so either way if you have a 2:1 you have a good chance of getting in.
In my experience none of the London universities are that selective, so either way if you have a 2:1 you have a good chance of getting in.
Posted Mar 16, 2018 10:43
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Hi Guys, I am currently a second year LLB student at a low ranking UK university. Im just wondering the entry requirements for LSE not as stated on their website. For example, is work experience required for entry? Furthermore there seems to be discrepancies with the grades required from 60-70% (2:1-1st). Currently I am on track for a mid 2:1 grade. So would it be worthwhile pursuing LSE as an option, or would one suggest that the odds are stacked against me.
Kill yourself this year and score the best grades possible. Trust me, your time will be paid off.
[quote]Hi Guys, I am currently a second year LLB student at a low ranking UK university. Im just wondering the entry requirements for LSE not as stated on their website. For example, is work experience required for entry? Furthermore there seems to be discrepancies with the grades required from 60-70% (2:1-1st). Currently I am on track for a mid 2:1 grade. So would it be worthwhile pursuing LSE as an option, or would one suggest that the odds are stacked against me. [/quote]
Kill yourself this year and score the best grades possible. Trust me, your time will be paid off.
Kill yourself this year and score the best grades possible. Trust me, your time will be paid off.
Posted Mar 20, 2018 11:15
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Hey, anyone with a UCL offer who knows what they are doing/where to look for accommodation? For domestic students at least they don't have university accommodation so if anyone has advice on where to look for (relatively) cheap student rooms I'd appreciate it.
Hey, anyone with a UCL offer who knows what they are doing/where to look for accommodation? For domestic students at least they don't have university accommodation so if anyone has advice on where to look for (relatively) cheap student rooms I'd appreciate it.
Posted Mar 20, 2018 22:11
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Hi guys, ı applied for KCL and my application status on the portal is still shown as 'submitted'. Will this change to 'under consideration' or anything else? I already e-mailed them but no answer so far.
Thank you in advance
Hi guys, ı applied for KCL and my application status on the portal is still shown as 'submitted'. Will this change to 'under consideration' or anything else? I already e-mailed them but no answer so far.
Thank you in advance
Thank you in advance
Posted Mar 21, 2018 09:43
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Hi guys, ı applied for KCL and my application status on the portal is still shown as 'submitted'. Will this change to 'under consideration' or anything else? I already e-mailed them but no answer so far.
Thank you in advance
No, it won't change. I received an offer last week and my status on the portal is still "submitted". Only my application status on "Application Overview" changed.
[quote]Hi guys, ı applied for KCL and my application status on the portal is still shown as 'submitted'. Will this change to 'under consideration' or anything else? I already e-mailed them but no answer so far.
Thank you in advance[/quote]
No, it won't change. I received an offer last week and my status on the portal is still "submitted". Only my application status on "Application Overview" changed.
Thank you in advance[/quote]
No, it won't change. I received an offer last week and my status on the portal is still "submitted". Only my application status on "Application Overview" changed.
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Posted Mar 21, 2018 10:43
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Does KCL mostly accept only applicants with high grades? Because my grades in law school were low and I'm wondering if it's worth paying the fee to pay for an application.
Does KCL mostly accept only applicants with high grades? Because my grades in law school were low and I'm wondering if it's worth paying the fee to pay for an application.
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