Is an admission to Oxon's MJur or to Cam's LLM realistic having graduated within top 10% of class (respected continental law school) in combination with some years teaching experience, decent publications, working experience, finished PhD etc.?
Or is it still more a matter of luck?
MJur admission criteria
Posted May 01, 2009 23:42
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Is an admission to Oxon's MJur or to Cam's LLM realistic having graduated within top 10% of class (respected continental law school) in combination with some years teaching experience, decent publications, working experience, finished PhD etc.?
Or is it still more a matter of luck?
Or is it still more a matter of luck?
Posted May 02, 2009 15:43
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I know that most users of this discussion board are currently dealing with the decision which law school's offer they should accept. For that reason my inquiry may be a little bit untimely. However, maybe someone can give me first-hand insights on my question. It would be really appreciated... Many thanks!
I know that most users of this discussion board are currently dealing with the decision which law school's offer they should accept. For that reason my inquiry may be a little bit untimely. However, maybe someone can give me first-hand insights on my question. It would be really appreciated... Many thanks!
Posted May 02, 2009 16:05
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Is an admission to Oxon's MJur or to Cam's LLM realistic having graduated within top 10% of class (respected continental law school) in combination with some years teaching experience, decent publications, working experience, finished PhD etc.?
Or is it still more a matter of luck?
Ralph Wiggum,
If you don't get in with those credentials, I would be very very surprised. I think u got everything needed to get into the top American and British Unis..
Best of luck !
<blockquote>Is an admission to Oxon's MJur or to Cam's LLM realistic having graduated within top 10% of class (respected continental law school) in combination with some years teaching experience, decent publications, working experience, finished PhD etc.?
Or is it still more a matter of luck?</blockquote>
Ralph Wiggum,
If you don't get in with those credentials, I would be very very surprised. I think u got everything needed to get into the top American and British Unis..
Best of luck !
Or is it still more a matter of luck?</blockquote>
Ralph Wiggum,
If you don't get in with those credentials, I would be very very surprised. I think u got everything needed to get into the top American and British Unis..
Best of luck !
Posted May 02, 2009 17:37
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Is an admission to Oxon's MJur or to Cam's LLM realistic having graduated within top 10% of class (respected continental law school) in combination with some years teaching experience, decent publications, working experience, finished PhD etc.?
Or is it still more a matter of luck?
Ralph Wiggum,
If you don't get in with those credentials, I would be very very surprised. I think u got everything needed to get into the top American and British Unis..
Best of luck !
Dear Cedric,
Thank you so much! I REALLY appreciate your opinion.
According to some of your post on this board, you actually made it into Cambridge. Congrats - this is simply wonderful and you should have a great year in beautiful Cambridge.
Since you can assess this first hand: Are your credentials similar to mine or somewhere above?
<blockquote><blockquote>Is an admission to Oxon's MJur or to Cam's LLM realistic having graduated within top 10% of class (respected continental law school) in combination with some years teaching experience, decent publications, working experience, finished PhD etc.?
Or is it still more a matter of luck?</blockquote>
Ralph Wiggum,
If you don't get in with those credentials, I would be very very surprised. I think u got everything needed to get into the top American and British Unis..
Best of luck !</blockquote>
Dear Cedric,
Thank you so much! I REALLY appreciate your opinion.
According to some of your post on this board, you actually made it into Cambridge. Congrats - this is simply wonderful and you should have a great year in beautiful Cambridge.
Since you can assess this first hand: Are your credentials similar to mine or somewhere above?
Or is it still more a matter of luck?</blockquote>
Ralph Wiggum,
If you don't get in with those credentials, I would be very very surprised. I think u got everything needed to get into the top American and British Unis..
Best of luck !</blockquote>
Dear Cedric,
Thank you so much! I REALLY appreciate your opinion.
According to some of your post on this board, you actually made it into Cambridge. Congrats - this is simply wonderful and you should have a great year in beautiful Cambridge.
Since you can assess this first hand: Are your credentials similar to mine or somewhere above?
Posted May 02, 2009 17:57
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Is an admission to Oxon's MJur or to Cam's LLM realistic having graduated within top 10% of class (respected continental law school) in combination with some years teaching experience, decent publications, working experience, finished PhD etc.?
Or is it still more a matter of luck?
Ralph Wiggum,
If you don't get in with those credentials, I would be very very surprised. I think u got everything needed to get into the top American and British Unis..
Best of luck !
Dear Cedric,
Thank you so much! I REALLY appreciate your opinion.
According to some of your post on this board, you actually made it into Cambridge. Congrats - this is simply wonderful and you should have a great year in beautiful Cambridge.
Since you can assess this first hand: Are your credentials similar to mine or somewhere above?
Ralph
No worries. Honestly, I think you will walk into Oxbridge. I think one couldn't ask for anything more in a profile.
It's hard to compare credentials. I think you have nothing to worry about and there is not much need to compare yourself.
Can I ask where u are from?
<blockquote><blockquote><blockquote>Is an admission to Oxon's MJur or to Cam's LLM realistic having graduated within top 10% of class (respected continental law school) in combination with some years teaching experience, decent publications, working experience, finished PhD etc.?
Or is it still more a matter of luck?</blockquote>
Ralph Wiggum,
If you don't get in with those credentials, I would be very very surprised. I think u got everything needed to get into the top American and British Unis..
Best of luck !</blockquote>
Dear Cedric,
Thank you so much! I REALLY appreciate your opinion.
According to some of your post on this board, you actually made it into Cambridge. Congrats - this is simply wonderful and you should have a great year in beautiful Cambridge.
Since you can assess this first hand: Are your credentials similar to mine or somewhere above?</blockquote>
Ralph
No worries. Honestly, I think you will walk into Oxbridge. I think one couldn't ask for anything more in a profile.
It's hard to compare credentials. I think you have nothing to worry about and there is not much need to compare yourself.
Can I ask where u are from?
Or is it still more a matter of luck?</blockquote>
Ralph Wiggum,
If you don't get in with those credentials, I would be very very surprised. I think u got everything needed to get into the top American and British Unis..
Best of luck !</blockquote>
Dear Cedric,
Thank you so much! I REALLY appreciate your opinion.
According to some of your post on this board, you actually made it into Cambridge. Congrats - this is simply wonderful and you should have a great year in beautiful Cambridge.
Since you can assess this first hand: Are your credentials similar to mine or somewhere above?</blockquote>
Ralph
No worries. Honestly, I think you will walk into Oxbridge. I think one couldn't ask for anything more in a profile.
It's hard to compare credentials. I think you have nothing to worry about and there is not much need to compare yourself.
Can I ask where u are from?
Posted May 02, 2009 18:21
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Can I ask where u are from?
From Springfield, of course. (I've written you a PM...)
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Can I ask where u are from?
</blockquote>
From Springfield, of course. (I've written you a PM...)
Can I ask where u are from?
</blockquote>
From Springfield, of course. (I've written you a PM...)
Posted May 02, 2009 18:44
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Can I ask where u are from?
From Springfield, of course. (I've written you a PM...)
I'm from Shelbyville
<blockquote><blockquote>
Can I ask where u are from?
</blockquote>
From Springfield, of course. (I've written you a PM...)
</blockquote>
I'm from Shelbyville
Can I ask where u are from?
</blockquote>
From Springfield, of course. (I've written you a PM...)
</blockquote>
I'm from Shelbyville
Posted May 04, 2009 16:22
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I'm from the north pole
I'm from the north pole
Posted May 13, 2009 21:57
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Ain't top 10% too little for Oxon--albeit in the light of my other credentials--or at least to be that optimistic?
Ain't top 10% too little for Oxon--albeit in the light of my other credentials--or at least to be that optimistic?
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