Congratulations. What of Graduate Support Scholarship? How did you receive the offer: email or Application Tracker? Thanks
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Posted Mar 03, 2014 15:59
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Congratulations. What of Graduate Support Scholarship? How did you receive the offer: email or Application Tracker? Thanks
Posted Mar 03, 2014 16:24
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Congratulations. What of Graduate Support Scholarship? How did you receive the offer: email or Application Tracker? Thanks
I'm financing the LLM myself, hence I didn't apply for a scholarship. I've received the offer via the application tracker, but the 'official' offer letter has been already sent last friday.
<blockquote>Congratulations. What of Graduate Support Scholarship? How did you receive the offer: email or Application Tracker? Thanks</blockquote>
I'm financing the LLM myself, hence I didn't apply for a scholarship. I've received the offer via the application tracker, but the 'official' offer letter has been already sent last friday.
I'm financing the LLM myself, hence I didn't apply for a scholarship. I've received the offer via the application tracker, but the 'official' offer letter has been already sent last friday.
Posted Mar 04, 2014 13:07
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I called the admissions office yesterday and asked them about the status of my application. He told me that it was still with the department and that that's all he knew but he sent them an email to remind them about it. He couldn't give me a timeline on when a decision will be made but hopefully it won't be more than a weeks time.. By the way, after the automated messages finished it only took 2 seconds before someone answered.
I called the admissions office yesterday and asked them about the status of my application. He told me that it was still with the department and that that's all he knew but he sent them an email to remind them about it. He couldn't give me a timeline on when a decision will be made but hopefully it won't be more than a weeks time.. By the way, after the automated messages finished it only took 2 seconds before someone answered.
Posted Mar 08, 2014 17:23
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Hey, do you guys know how many students are admitted in LSE's program? I see that they just changed the status of the program to "Limited availability" and I haven't received any answer yet, so I'm really anxious! Do you know how long does a program typically remain in the "limited availability" status before closing? Thank you and good luck to you all!
Hey, do you guys know how many students are admitted in LSE's program? I see that they just changed the status of the program to "Limited availability" and I haven't received any answer yet, so I'm really anxious! Do you know how long does a program typically remain in the "limited availability" status before closing? Thank you and good luck to you all!
Posted Mar 09, 2014 11:15
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I applied just right now. I dont know if my application will even be considered as it shows that the programme is in limited availability. Any inputs, anyone?
I applied just right now. I dont know if my application will even be considered as it shows that the programme is in limited availability. Any inputs, anyone?
Posted Mar 09, 2014 12:09
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I applied at this time of year last time - right after the programme was advertised as having "limited availability". I got put onto the waitlist after about 10 weeks, and then made an offer three weeks later.
I applied at this time of year last time - right after the programme was advertised as having "limited availability". I got put onto the waitlist after about 10 weeks, and then made an offer three weeks later.
Posted Mar 09, 2014 15:44
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I applied just right now. I dont know if my application will even be considered as it shows that the programme is in limited availability. Any inputs, anyone?
From what I know, limited availability only means that there is now a limited number of additional offers to be given for the September 2014 intake. This does not mean that applications submitted in the last few days will not be considered, or that you have no chance of getting in. To the contrary, many students (like myself) are waiting for financial offers from different universities or home country scholarship decisions to finally select the LLM program for the upcoming academic year. I got an unconditional offer from LSE in January and I still haven't confirmed my spot - as many other students did - and many with offers will wait for other schools to select and see what University to attend. Any applicant already given an offer, after deciding to go to one school will decline offers to other places and limited availability in these programs would send offers to candidates who submitted their application at a later stage! So, keep your fingers crossed that your CV and application satisfy the general admission criteria for LSE and if so, a place would appear sooner or later!
<blockquote>I applied just right now. I dont know if my application will even be considered as it shows that the programme is in limited availability. Any inputs, anyone?</blockquote>
From what I know, limited availability only means that there is now a limited number of additional offers to be given for the September 2014 intake. This does not mean that applications submitted in the last few days will not be considered, or that you have no chance of getting in. To the contrary, many students (like myself) are waiting for financial offers from different universities or home country scholarship decisions to finally select the LLM program for the upcoming academic year. I got an unconditional offer from LSE in January and I still haven't confirmed my spot - as many other students did - and many with offers will wait for other schools to select and see what University to attend. Any applicant already given an offer, after deciding to go to one school will decline offers to other places and limited availability in these programs would send offers to candidates who submitted their application at a later stage! So, keep your fingers crossed that your CV and application satisfy the general admission criteria for LSE and if so, a place would appear sooner or later!
From what I know, limited availability only means that there is now a limited number of additional offers to be given for the September 2014 intake. This does not mean that applications submitted in the last few days will not be considered, or that you have no chance of getting in. To the contrary, many students (like myself) are waiting for financial offers from different universities or home country scholarship decisions to finally select the LLM program for the upcoming academic year. I got an unconditional offer from LSE in January and I still haven't confirmed my spot - as many other students did - and many with offers will wait for other schools to select and see what University to attend. Any applicant already given an offer, after deciding to go to one school will decline offers to other places and limited availability in these programs would send offers to candidates who submitted their application at a later stage! So, keep your fingers crossed that your CV and application satisfy the general admission criteria for LSE and if so, a place would appear sooner or later!
Posted Mar 10, 2014 08:37
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Weird. Just received an unconditional offer. Got my fourth email on January 29.
Why is it weird?
<blockquote>Weird. Just received an unconditional offer. Got my fourth email on January 29.</blockquote>
Why is it weird?
Why is it weird?
Posted Mar 10, 2014 10:55
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I received my unconditional offer on 17th of Feb for IP rights LLM, but I haven't applied to scholarship yet, I will hopefully apply within this week. I am so excited!!
I received my unconditional offer on 17th of Feb for IP rights LLM, but I haven't applied to scholarship yet, I will hopefully apply within this week. I am so excited!!
Posted Mar 11, 2014 06:51
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I applied rather late. I am hoping for the best though.
I applied rather late. I am hoping for the best though.
Posted Mar 12, 2014 23:30
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Just received a conditional offer! :) I received my 4th email on 22 november, meaning that it took 3 and a half months to get a reply. so for those of you who have waited for a long time, there's still hope! :)
Just received a conditional offer! :) I received my 4th email on 22 november, meaning that it took 3 and a half months to get a reply. so for those of you who have waited for a long time, there's still hope! :)
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Posted Mar 13, 2014 08:54
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I have an offer from LSE. I guess my offer pack got misplaced in the mail so they've sent me another one. Problem is, I need a proof of admission for one of the scholarship applications. Exactly what all constitutes a proof of admission? I read somewhere on the website FAQs that a certificate of offer can be downloaded from the application tracker. I don't see such an option, has anyone else had a similar problem? Any idea how to download the certificate?
I have an offer from LSE. I guess my offer pack got misplaced in the mail so they've sent me another one. Problem is, I need a proof of admission for one of the scholarship applications. Exactly what all constitutes a proof of admission? I read somewhere on the website FAQs that a certificate of offer can be downloaded from the application tracker. I don't see such an option, has anyone else had a similar problem? Any idea how to download the certificate?
Posted Mar 13, 2014 12:33
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Got a reasonable conditional offer yesterday night. My 4th email was sent feb 11th. Any Facebook group for those enrolling ?!
Got a reasonable conditional offer yesterday night. My 4th email was sent feb 11th. Any Facebook group for those enrolling ?!
Posted Mar 13, 2014 12:35
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Is LSE your first choice and tell me why ???
Could people here convince us !
Is LSE your first choice and tell me why ???
Could people here convince us !
Could people here convince us !
Posted Mar 13, 2014 15:25
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Is LSE your first choice and tell me why ???
Could people here convince us !
I think it depends on the choices that you have!
What are your choices?
<blockquote>Is LSE your first choice and tell me why ???
Could people here convince us !</blockquote>
I think it depends on the choices that you have!
What are your choices?
Could people here convince us !</blockquote>
I think it depends on the choices that you have!
What are your choices?
Posted Mar 13, 2014 16:28
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Hey could someone give me some advice on which school would you choose if you were accepted to:
-NYU- no scholarship
-LSE- (havent applied to scholarship so there is still a chance there)
-UCLA- with 50% scholarship
Thank you so much for all the insight in advance!
Hey could someone give me some advice on which school would you choose if you were accepted to:
-NYU- no scholarship
-LSE- (havent applied to scholarship so there is still a chance there)
-UCLA- with 50% scholarship
Thank you so much for all the insight in advance!
-NYU- no scholarship
-LSE- (havent applied to scholarship so there is still a chance there)
-UCLA- with 50% scholarship
Thank you so much for all the insight in advance!
Posted Mar 13, 2014 18:33
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Hi guys !!! Btw NYU and LSE I don't know. I'm rather young and few professional experience. I applied to both but I don't think I will be admitted to nyu.
If I had to choose my decision would depend on what I wanted to specialize in (tax-nyu) and where I wanna find a job. America or Europe.
Hi guys !!! Btw NYU and LSE I don't know. I'm rather young and few professional experience. I applied to both but I don't think I will be admitted to nyu.
If I had to choose my decision would depend on what I wanted to specialize in (tax-nyu) and where I wanna find a job. America or Europe.
If I had to choose my decision would depend on what I wanted to specialize in (tax-nyu) and where I wanna find a job. America or Europe.
Posted Mar 13, 2014 18:38
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Hey guys. I have a similar dilemma: Columbia LLM with no scholarship or LSE with complete scholarship. What do you think?? I want to specialize in financial and banking law. Is there a big difference between Columbia and LSE in terms of reputation???
Hey guys. I have a similar dilemma: Columbia LLM with no scholarship or LSE with complete scholarship. What do you think?? I want to specialize in financial and banking law. Is there a big difference between Columbia and LSE in terms of reputation???
Posted Mar 13, 2014 20:36
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Posted Mar 14, 2014 02:18
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Admission process closed, guys http://www.lse.ac.uk/study/graduate/availableProgrammes.aspx
Admission process closed, guys http://www.lse.ac.uk/study/graduate/availableProgrammes.aspx
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