Motivational statement LLM Cambridge


boso7

Hello

I am planning on applying to the LLM programme 2014 in Cambridge. If I am informed correctly you do now have to upload a statement of purpose as supporting documentation however I have heard that when applying online you have to answer three questions regarding your motivation for applying to the programme. Is that true? And if so what are the questions exactly?

Thank you for any help!

Hello

I am planning on applying to the LLM programme 2014 in Cambridge. If I am informed correctly you do now have to upload a statement of purpose as supporting documentation however I have heard that when applying online you have to answer three questions regarding your motivation for applying to the programme. Is that true? And if so what are the questions exactly?

Thank you for any help!
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newlygrad

It is true that you have to fill in the blanks in the online application form.

The questions are as follows:

1) Summary details of research proposal or reason for applying for this course:
Title and statement of your research degree proposal, or reason for wanting to undertake the course. The Department to which you are applying may in addition require a separate, more detailed, research proposal; check the online Qualifications Directory for further information.

2)Additional Information in support of your application (Max 7 lines, each with max 130 characters):
You may write here your non-academic activities or any special circumstances not evident from other answers in this application, that you wish to draw to the attention of the assessors of your application. The Department to which you are applying may require a CV to be submitted with your application, check the online Qualifications Directory for further information. If you are seeking funding from the Cambridge Trusts, you will be asked to give more details of your achievements in a separate section.

3)Career goals and future aspirations:
Please give an outline of your future career plans and intentions and explain how your proposed studies in Cambridge will help to achieve these aims. PLEASE DO NOT COPY AND PASTE FROM A WORD OR SIMILAR DOCUMENT, BUT TYPE DIRECTLY INTO THIS FIELD. (Maximum 10 lines)

It is true that you have to fill in the blanks in the online application form.

The questions are as follows:

1) Summary details of research proposal or reason for applying for this course:
Title and statement of your research degree proposal, or reason for wanting to undertake the course. The Department to which you are applying may in addition require a separate, more detailed, research proposal; check the online Qualifications Directory for further information.

2)Additional Information in support of your application (Max 7 lines, each with max 130 characters):
You may write here your non-academic activities or any special circumstances not evident from other answers in this application, that you wish to draw to the attention of the assessors of your application. The Department to which you are applying may require a CV to be submitted with your application, check the online Qualifications Directory for further information. If you are seeking funding from the Cambridge Trusts, you will be asked to give more details of your achievements in a separate section.

3)Career goals and future aspirations:
Please give an outline of your future career plans and intentions and explain how your proposed studies in Cambridge will help to achieve these aims. PLEASE DO NOT COPY AND PASTE FROM A WORD OR SIMILAR DOCUMENT, BUT TYPE DIRECTLY INTO THIS FIELD. (Maximum 10 lines)
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boso7

thank you, that is very helpful!

thank you, that is very helpful!
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kml209

It is true that you have to fill in the blanks in the online application form.

The questions are as follows:

1) Summary details of research proposal or reason for applying for this course:
Title and statement of your research degree proposal, or reason for wanting to undertake the course. The Department to which you are applying may in addition require a separate, more detailed, research proposal; check the online Qualifications Directory for further information.

2)Additional Information in support of your application (Max 7 lines, each with max 130 characters):
You may write here your non-academic activities or any special circumstances not evident from other answers in this application, that you wish to draw to the attention of the assessors of your application. The Department to which you are applying may require a CV to be submitted with your application, check the online Qualifications Directory for further information. If you are seeking funding from the Cambridge Trusts, you will be asked to give more details of your achievements in a separate section.

3)Career goals and future aspirations:
Please give an outline of your future career plans and intentions and explain how your proposed studies in Cambridge will help to achieve these aims. PLEASE DO NOT COPY AND PASTE FROM A WORD OR SIMILAR DOCUMENT, BUT TYPE DIRECTLY INTO THIS FIELD. (Maximum 10 lines)


Hi,
I'm also considering applying for the Cambridge LLM.
You've specified the amount of lines the application allows for these sections, could you give a rough idea of how many words this would translate to?
Thanks in advance.

<blockquote>It is true that you have to fill in the blanks in the online application form.

The questions are as follows:

1) Summary details of research proposal or reason for applying for this course:
Title and statement of your research degree proposal, or reason for wanting to undertake the course. The Department to which you are applying may in addition require a separate, more detailed, research proposal; check the online Qualifications Directory for further information.

2)Additional Information in support of your application (Max 7 lines, each with max 130 characters):
You may write here your non-academic activities or any special circumstances not evident from other answers in this application, that you wish to draw to the attention of the assessors of your application. The Department to which you are applying may require a CV to be submitted with your application, check the online Qualifications Directory for further information. If you are seeking funding from the Cambridge Trusts, you will be asked to give more details of your achievements in a separate section.

3)Career goals and future aspirations:
Please give an outline of your future career plans and intentions and explain how your proposed studies in Cambridge will help to achieve these aims. PLEASE DO NOT COPY AND PASTE FROM A WORD OR SIMILAR DOCUMENT, BUT TYPE DIRECTLY INTO THIS FIELD. (Maximum 10 lines)
</blockquote>

Hi,
I'm also considering applying for the Cambridge LLM.
You've specified the amount of lines the application allows for these sections, could you give a rough idea of how many words this would translate to?
Thanks in advance.
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newlygrad

Hi kml209, good luck with your application this year !

I don't exactly remember how many words I wrote. So I have calculated the approximate maximum word number considering that each line should not exceed 130 characters and found out that you will be able to write approximately 160 - 170 words.

Hi kml209, good luck with your application this year !

I don't exactly remember how many words I wrote. So I have calculated the approximate maximum word number considering that each line should not exceed 130 characters and found out that you will be able to write approximately 160 - 170 words.
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kml209

Hi kml209, good luck with your application this year !

I don't exactly remember how many words I wrote. So I have calculated the approximate maximum word number considering that each line should not exceed 130 characters and found out that you will be able to write approximately 160 - 170 words.


Thanks newlygrad, that's a huge help for preparations!

<blockquote>Hi kml209, good luck with your application this year !

I don't exactly remember how many words I wrote. So I have calculated the approximate maximum word number considering that each line should not exceed 130 characters and found out that you will be able to write approximately 160 - 170 words. </blockquote>

Thanks newlygrad, that's a huge help for preparations!
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newlygrad

You are very welcome ! Wish you the best

You are very welcome ! Wish you the best
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kml209

I hope you are not growing too tiresome of my questions, but could I ask you about A14?
Do most people leave this blank or should you expand on extra-curricular activities included on your CV?
Also, if it's included on your CV in sufficient detail, I take it you shouldn't bother mentioning it again here?
Perhaps stupid questions...
Thanks again!

I hope you are not growing too tiresome of my questions, but could I ask you about A14?
Do most people leave this blank or should you expand on extra-curricular activities included on your CV?
Also, if it's included on your CV in sufficient detail, I take it you shouldn't bother mentioning it again here?
Perhaps stupid questions...
Thanks again!
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If I understand correctly, the questions 2 & 3 are to make up the personal statement, and there is no need to upload another document later, right?

If I understand correctly, the questions 2 & 3 are to make up the personal statement, and there is no need to upload another document later, right?
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Eppendorf

I hope you are not growing too tiresome of my questions, but could I ask you about A14?
Do most people leave this blank or should you expand on extra-curricular activities included on your CV?
Also, if it's included on your CV in sufficient detail, I take it you shouldn't bother mentioning it again here?
Perhaps stupid questions...
Thanks again!


I didn't write a word there.

Mainly because I don't have any extracurriculars.

Still got admitted.

<blockquote>I hope you are not growing too tiresome of my questions, but could I ask you about A14?
Do most people leave this blank or should you expand on extra-curricular activities included on your CV?
Also, if it's included on your CV in sufficient detail, I take it you shouldn't bother mentioning it again here?
Perhaps stupid questions...
Thanks again!</blockquote>

I didn't write a word there.

Mainly because I don't have any extracurriculars.

Still got admitted.
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kml209

I hope you are not growing too tiresome of my questions, but could I ask you about A14?
Do most people leave this blank or should you expand on extra-curricular activities included on your CV?
Also, if it's included on your CV in sufficient detail, I take it you shouldn't bother mentioning it again here?
Perhaps stupid questions...
Thanks again!


I didn't write a word there.

Mainly because I don't have any extracurriculars.

Still got admitted.


Thanks Eppendorf. That's a relief to hear!

<blockquote><blockquote>I hope you are not growing too tiresome of my questions, but could I ask you about A14?
Do most people leave this blank or should you expand on extra-curricular activities included on your CV?
Also, if it's included on your CV in sufficient detail, I take it you shouldn't bother mentioning it again here?
Perhaps stupid questions...
Thanks again!</blockquote>

I didn't write a word there.

Mainly because I don't have any extracurriculars.

Still got admitted.</blockquote>

Thanks Eppendorf. That's a relief to hear!
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Eppendorf

I hope you are not growing too tiresome of my questions, but could I ask you about A14?
Do most people leave this blank or should you expand on extra-curricular activities included on your CV?
Also, if it's included on your CV in sufficient detail, I take it you shouldn't bother mentioning it again here?
Perhaps stupid questions...
Thanks again!


I didn't write a word there.

Mainly because I don't have any extracurriculars.

Still got admitted.


Thanks Eppendorf. That's a relief to hear!


You're welcome.

<blockquote><blockquote><blockquote>I hope you are not growing too tiresome of my questions, but could I ask you about A14?
Do most people leave this blank or should you expand on extra-curricular activities included on your CV?
Also, if it's included on your CV in sufficient detail, I take it you shouldn't bother mentioning it again here?
Perhaps stupid questions...
Thanks again!</blockquote>

I didn't write a word there.

Mainly because I don't have any extracurriculars.

Still got admitted.</blockquote>

Thanks Eppendorf. That's a relief to hear! </blockquote>

You're welcome.
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Does Q. 12 need to be answered as well for the LLM application?

Also, the deadline for submission of application is 15th Nov, while that for submission of references is 1st December, right?

Does Q. 12 need to be answered as well for the LLM application?

Also, the deadline for submission of application is 15th Nov, while that for submission of references is 1st December, right?
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arctan

I hope you are not growing too tiresome of my questions, but could I ask you about A14?
Do most people leave this blank or should you expand on extra-curricular activities included on your CV?
Also, if it's included on your CV in sufficient detail, I take it you shouldn't bother mentioning it again here?
Perhaps stupid questions...
Thanks again!


I didn't write a word there.

Mainly because I don't have any extracurriculars.

Still got admitted.


heya, sry but quick qs: so does this mean cambridge pays more attention to your results as opposed to ur extra curriculars? if u dont mind me asking, roughly how well did u do for your modules to get accepted?

im applying in my third yr now, so i dont have my final yr grades. im assuming a conditional offer will be made?

cheers.

<blockquote><blockquote>I hope you are not growing too tiresome of my questions, but could I ask you about A14?
Do most people leave this blank or should you expand on extra-curricular activities included on your CV?
Also, if it's included on your CV in sufficient detail, I take it you shouldn't bother mentioning it again here?
Perhaps stupid questions...
Thanks again!</blockquote>

I didn't write a word there.

Mainly because I don't have any extracurriculars.

Still got admitted.</blockquote>

heya, sry but quick qs: so does this mean cambridge pays more attention to your results as opposed to ur extra curriculars? if u dont mind me asking, roughly how well did u do for your modules to get accepted?

im applying in my third yr now, so i dont have my final yr grades. im assuming a conditional offer will be made?

cheers.
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