No, I havent heard from them either!
LSE has already admitted and rejected some students so we just have to wait!

You seem to have applied way before me and still no answer. According to the previous posts it is a good sign for you and me that we have not been rejected so far.

So much anxiety...

Yes thats what i read too and i hope its true! but still this wait is killing me!

Once again, may I wish one and all the best of luck in obtaining an unconditional offer of admission. In the meantime, you may want to read this article by the Financial Times:

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/d9f34152-bcbc-11dd-af5a-0000779fd18c.html

So what does the article imply if one read it from top till the end? Avoid foreign universities in favour of ones at home because you have a better possibility of ending up in the highest positions.?

It implies that an LSE degree is recognised internationally, beyond the United Kingdom. In the case of this article, in the United States. Pure and simple.

I went by the percentages, which seemed to have been the focus of the article. No offence was meant to your alma-mater or to any sensibilities and senstivities attached to its alumni...

It implies that an LSE degree is recognised internationally, beyond the United Kingdom. In the case of this article, in the United States. Pure and simple.

This is Eggjackly the reason why dumbos like the writer of this post intend to employ precious little time and money in exploring legal education in the heartland of common law...

Once again, may I wish one and all the best of luck in obtaining an unconditional offer of admission. In the meantime, you may want to read this article by the Financial Times:

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/d9f34152-bcbc-11dd-af5a-0000779fd18c.html

The hyperlinked article should merely be used as a guide or reference for those whose applications are pending with the Graduate Admissions Office. Emphasis is placed on the word "may" which is directory rather than mandatory: "you may want to read ..." There is no compulsion, moral or legal, for one to even click on the above hyperlink. That is up for the readers of the post to decide. Just some additional information of interest to those who are accepting an unconditional offer of admission.

As I recall in previous threads, there are prospective students who are seriously considering sending applications to the MSc programme, notably that of the MSc in Human Rights, Law and Accounting, or other social science, aside from the LLM. Be that as it may, the School's conceded expertise in economics, finance and political science has resulted in LLM specialisms in, among others, Banking and Financial Regulation/Securities Law, Commercial Law, Taxation, Intellectual Property Law, Human Rights Law and International Business Law.

Hi guys

I received the message below on my LSE tracker. Is this a good or bad sign?

'A decision has been made on this choice and is being processed. Processing involves checking by a senior member of staff, and occasionally verification of one or more details by your Department. Most decisions will be finalised and appear here within one or two working days (remember to allow for weekends!), however if we require clarification from the Department your status will remain unchanged for longer periods. No further information is available until all checks have been completed, and the decision will be posted here first.'

I have no inside information on LSE whatsoever, but I'd guess that's good news!

I doubt they'd make a decision to reject you, but then leave it contingent on double-checking a few particulars.

"The Nagle's out of here, but only if his referees actually dislike him as much as they say they did. We'd better get them on the phone."

"There's no way we're letting The Nagel in with three straight years of an F+ average. Let her know we're rejecting her just as soon as we double check the alphabet to make sure we know where F is. It's after B, right?"

I'd say you've got cause for hope!

Thanks, Bender. I hope it is good news - but who knows? FIngers crossed.

I agree with what Bender said. Good luck!

Since someone is going to ask you, it might as well be me: when did the LSE deem your application to be complete?

I think it was on 11 November 2008 or thereabouts.

I see. A while back I read some LSE admissions threads from last year, and if my memory serves me correctly, people who got the message that you just received did indeed get an offer a few days later. You might want to check out those old threads, if you haven't already! All the best.

Thanks Northerner you are right but still fingers (and now toes) crossed...

http://www.llm-guide.com/board/43375

I am on the waiting list. What are my chances of an offer? Thanks

Hi Iyogeo,

May I ask when your application deemed complete was?

Thanx