Master in Human Rights

hawkme

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Posted Nov 25, 2012 16:47

If you got financial assistance (and depend on it), go with the best offer. If you don't need financial assistance or all 3 offer roughly the same financial support, go with LSE. LSE is at the top of the top, you can't go wrong with it

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ajayail

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Posted Dec 04, 2012 11:36

hey guys I have scored 66.33% in LLB IN 2011(panjab university india) . what r my chances in LSE, UCL OR KINGS..any suggestions ..please

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