It usually takes one month and a half to arrive,,i guess it depends on your exact location,,im from abroad so maybe thats why it took longer
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Posted May 18, 2010 05:28
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It usually takes one month and a half to arrive,,i guess it depends on your exact location,,im from abroad so maybe thats why it took longer
Posted May 18, 2010 14:43
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The letter finally arrived yesterday! So the long waiting is rewarded.
The letter finally arrived yesterday! So the long waiting is rewarded.
Posted May 18, 2010 16:01
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If you want to know about tube or bus rides and how long it could possibly take to commute, try logging onto www.tfl.gov.uk. Theyll give you a pretty good a idea of commuting time and routes you can take
If you want to know about tube or bus rides and how long it could possibly take to commute, try logging onto www.tfl.gov.uk. Theyll give you a pretty good a idea of commuting time and routes you can take
Posted May 21, 2010 09:28
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Any idea hw far is Miles End frm Lincoln's Inn field. How much time it would appropriately take by tube or any other public transport?
Hi everybody!
I've made my LLM at QMUL last year and I can share some experience. I lived on campus at Mile End. The location is very convenient. It takes about 12-15 minutes by tube to Holborn station (where Lincoln's Inn field is). I wouldn't recommend bus, it takes too long in day time. However, this bus (25) became our favourite as it was a night bus. So that we often used it to come back home at night when tube was closed. The bus stop is almost in front of the gate of the campus. So, it is very safe, as you enter the campus immediately and there is security.
Close to the campus there is a nice Victoria park, which is very good for jogging and barbeque :)
Not all classes are at Lincoln's Inn, but also at Barbican and Russel Square. It is also easy to get there from Mile End station.
Rooms are nice, and the big advantage is that cleaning is included. The other thing I liked is that there is a new gym in the campus. Also you can easily access ME library. It is good but many students used other libraries (ex., at Russel Square or at LSE, UCL) because ME Library was used mostly by undergraduates and it was a bit noisy.
To speak of disadvantages, at ME you don't feel like you are in London at all :))) And I wouldn't recommend you to walk at night there. Honestly, the first impression of the area is very disappointing and some students tried to do their bests to change accommodation and to rent a flat somewhere else. I also considered that, but stayed there for the whole year. And I do not regret. Only there you can feel real student life. It was great that they placed almost all LLM students in one house, so that we met every day downstairs and had parties in different kitchens :))) It was also very convenient to go out all together and to come back, it was safe and cheap to share taxi.
There are enough shops to buy food nearby and a market (next tube station).
From Mile End (2 zone) it is close to go to Canary Wharf (3 zone), a financial center. There are shops, cinemas, restaurants, bars, and even a skating ring in winter time.
The next station to ME is Stratford. There is a huge transport center: several tube lines cross there, national express, DLR, overground, and a big bus center are there. There is a nice market, many shops. Westfield is being built there. And the most interesting is that Olympic games will take place at that area, at Stratford.
Oh, guys, you are about to start one of the best years of your life! I don't know anyone who regret about it. It was so pity when everything was over. We made friends with people from so many countries. It was a great year!
I wish you all the very best! Enjoy it!
<blockquote>Any idea hw far is Miles End frm Lincoln's Inn field. How much time it would appropriately take by tube or any other public transport?
</blockquote>
Hi everybody!
I've made my LLM at QMUL last year and I can share some experience. I lived on campus at Mile End. The location is very convenient. It takes about 12-15 minutes by tube to Holborn station (where Lincoln's Inn field is). I wouldn't recommend bus, it takes too long in day time. However, this bus (25) became our favourite as it was a night bus. So that we often used it to come back home at night when tube was closed. The bus stop is almost in front of the gate of the campus. So, it is very safe, as you enter the campus immediately and there is security.
Close to the campus there is a nice Victoria park, which is very good for jogging and barbeque :)
Not all classes are at Lincoln's Inn, but also at Barbican and Russel Square. It is also easy to get there from Mile End station.
Rooms are nice, and the big advantage is that cleaning is included. The other thing I liked is that there is a new gym in the campus. Also you can easily access ME library. It is good but many students used other libraries (ex., at Russel Square or at LSE, UCL) because ME Library was used mostly by undergraduates and it was a bit noisy.
To speak of disadvantages, at ME you don't feel like you are in London at all :))) And I wouldn't recommend you to walk at night there. Honestly, the first impression of the area is very disappointing and some students tried to do their bests to change accommodation and to rent a flat somewhere else. I also considered that, but stayed there for the whole year. And I do not regret. Only there you can feel real student life. It was great that they placed almost all LLM students in one house, so that we met every day downstairs and had parties in different kitchens :))) It was also very convenient to go out all together and to come back, it was safe and cheap to share taxi.
There are enough shops to buy food nearby and a market (next tube station).
From Mile End (2 zone) it is close to go to Canary Wharf (3 zone), a financial center. There are shops, cinemas, restaurants, bars, and even a skating ring in winter time.
The next station to ME is Stratford. There is a huge transport center: several tube lines cross there, national express, DLR, overground, and a big bus center are there. There is a nice market, many shops. Westfield is being built there. And the most interesting is that Olympic games will take place at that area, at Stratford.
Oh, guys, you are about to start one of the best years of your life! I don't know anyone who regret about it. It was so pity when everything was over. We made friends with people from so many countries. It was a great year!
I wish you all the very best! Enjoy it!
</blockquote>
Hi everybody!
I've made my LLM at QMUL last year and I can share some experience. I lived on campus at Mile End. The location is very convenient. It takes about 12-15 minutes by tube to Holborn station (where Lincoln's Inn field is). I wouldn't recommend bus, it takes too long in day time. However, this bus (25) became our favourite as it was a night bus. So that we often used it to come back home at night when tube was closed. The bus stop is almost in front of the gate of the campus. So, it is very safe, as you enter the campus immediately and there is security.
Close to the campus there is a nice Victoria park, which is very good for jogging and barbeque :)
Not all classes are at Lincoln's Inn, but also at Barbican and Russel Square. It is also easy to get there from Mile End station.
Rooms are nice, and the big advantage is that cleaning is included. The other thing I liked is that there is a new gym in the campus. Also you can easily access ME library. It is good but many students used other libraries (ex., at Russel Square or at LSE, UCL) because ME Library was used mostly by undergraduates and it was a bit noisy.
To speak of disadvantages, at ME you don't feel like you are in London at all :))) And I wouldn't recommend you to walk at night there. Honestly, the first impression of the area is very disappointing and some students tried to do their bests to change accommodation and to rent a flat somewhere else. I also considered that, but stayed there for the whole year. And I do not regret. Only there you can feel real student life. It was great that they placed almost all LLM students in one house, so that we met every day downstairs and had parties in different kitchens :))) It was also very convenient to go out all together and to come back, it was safe and cheap to share taxi.
There are enough shops to buy food nearby and a market (next tube station).
From Mile End (2 zone) it is close to go to Canary Wharf (3 zone), a financial center. There are shops, cinemas, restaurants, bars, and even a skating ring in winter time.
The next station to ME is Stratford. There is a huge transport center: several tube lines cross there, national express, DLR, overground, and a big bus center are there. There is a nice market, many shops. Westfield is being built there. And the most interesting is that Olympic games will take place at that area, at Stratford.
Oh, guys, you are about to start one of the best years of your life! I don't know anyone who regret about it. It was so pity when everything was over. We made friends with people from so many countries. It was a great year!
I wish you all the very best! Enjoy it!
Posted May 21, 2010 20:14
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thnx for the exhaustive info Yuliya :D. You mentioned everything that I required to know
thnx for the exhaustive info Yuliya :D. You mentioned everything that I required to know
Posted May 22, 2010 16:33
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Thanks Yuliya for your very useful post. I was wondering, which accomodation did you live in? As you know, there are several postgraduate houses, but I want to find out which one is the best.
Thanks Yuliya for your very useful post. I was wondering, which accomodation did you live in? As you know, there are several postgraduate houses, but I want to find out which one is the best.
Posted May 23, 2010 09:38
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Thanks Yuliya for your very useful post. I was wondering, which accomodation did you live in? As you know, there are several postgraduate houses, but I want to find out which one is the best.
Hi! Glad to know that my post was useful. :)
I lived in Maurice court. The building is quite new.The rooms are ensuite (a shower, not bath tube). And a kitchen is big there (the kitchen is shared). Some of my friends lived in Hatton House. Rooms there are bigger, but the kitchen is very small (you won't cook there often). As far as I remember there is a bath tube as well. But Hatton House is more expensive. So it depends on your preferences. You may like it more as it is located right at the entrance of the campus. However, the rooms in Maurice court building are fine, there is enough space. There is everything you need for study. There are a table, a wardrobe with a mirror, shelves, a bed. Pillows and blankets are not provided. And there is a fridge in every room. The houses, which are close to Maurice court, are similar to it (if you have a map of the campus). The territory of the campus is huge and some houses are a bit far, even outside of the main campus territory. So, it's better to look at the map.
If you are not sure about a certain house. Please, feel free to ask!
Regards,
Yuliya.
<blockquote>Thanks Yuliya for your very useful post. I was wondering, which accomodation did you live in? As you know, there are several postgraduate houses, but I want to find out which one is the best.</blockquote>
Hi! Glad to know that my post was useful. :)
I lived in Maurice court. The building is quite new.The rooms are ensuite (a shower, not bath tube). And a kitchen is big there (the kitchen is shared). Some of my friends lived in Hatton House. Rooms there are bigger, but the kitchen is very small (you won't cook there often). As far as I remember there is a bath tube as well. But Hatton House is more expensive. So it depends on your preferences. You may like it more as it is located right at the entrance of the campus. However, the rooms in Maurice court building are fine, there is enough space. There is everything you need for study. There are a table, a wardrobe with a mirror, shelves, a bed. Pillows and blankets are not provided. And there is a fridge in every room. The houses, which are close to Maurice court, are similar to it (if you have a map of the campus). The territory of the campus is huge and some houses are a bit far, even outside of the main campus territory. So, it's better to look at the map.
If you are not sure about a certain house. Please, feel free to ask!
Regards,
Yuliya.
Hi! Glad to know that my post was useful. :)
I lived in Maurice court. The building is quite new.The rooms are ensuite (a shower, not bath tube). And a kitchen is big there (the kitchen is shared). Some of my friends lived in Hatton House. Rooms there are bigger, but the kitchen is very small (you won't cook there often). As far as I remember there is a bath tube as well. But Hatton House is more expensive. So it depends on your preferences. You may like it more as it is located right at the entrance of the campus. However, the rooms in Maurice court building are fine, there is enough space. There is everything you need for study. There are a table, a wardrobe with a mirror, shelves, a bed. Pillows and blankets are not provided. And there is a fridge in every room. The houses, which are close to Maurice court, are similar to it (if you have a map of the campus). The territory of the campus is huge and some houses are a bit far, even outside of the main campus territory. So, it's better to look at the map.
If you are not sure about a certain house. Please, feel free to ask!
Regards,
Yuliya.
Posted Jun 01, 2010 07:41
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I am facing difficulty in accessing the QM student web portal. The page is not flashing due occurence of an error. Are others too facing the same problem?
I am facing difficulty in accessing the QM student web portal. The page is not flashing due occurence of an error. Are others too facing the same problem?
Posted Jun 01, 2010 08:08
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I had a similar problem. That was about 2 months back when I tried to accept online. Was quite worried. But when i tried again later in a couple of days time, it worked.
You can try tomorrow. Or else why dont you give them a call and tell them your problem? Speaking to them over the phone is the best, since you can explain to them your problem then and there
I had a similar problem. That was about 2 months back when I tried to accept online. Was quite worried. But when i tried again later in a couple of days time, it worked.
You can try tomorrow. Or else why dont you give them a call and tell them your problem? Speaking to them over the phone is the best, since you can explain to them your problem then and there
You can try tomorrow. Or else why dont you give them a call and tell them your problem? Speaking to them over the phone is the best, since you can explain to them your problem then and there
Posted Jun 01, 2010 14:54
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Ok. I just wanted to access CAS statement. I will wait fr a day or two and if the problem persist then I will give a ring.
Ok. I just wanted to access CAS statement. I will wait fr a day or two and if the problem persist then I will give a ring.
Posted Jun 04, 2010 02:19
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Hello! Does anyone know whether we can withdraw the offer after having accepted it, until when and for what reason?
Thanks!
Hello! Does anyone know whether we can withdraw the offer after having accepted it, until when and for what reason?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Posted Jun 04, 2010 19:14
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Theres no deadline for withdrawing an acceptance. But you should be reasonable and therefore withdraw it as soon as possible so they can give your place to the next in queue. The reasons really dont matter.
Theres no deadline for withdrawing an acceptance. But you should be reasonable and therefore withdraw it as soon as possible so they can give your place to the next in queue. The reasons really dont matter.
Posted Jun 05, 2010 02:04
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ok so im still waiting on qm to get back ive been rejected from kcl ucl and ucla so qm is my last hope now! it looks like im going for a 2.2 now aswell as iv got some of my marks back. i hope i still have a chance of getting admission at qm! is anyone else waiting???
ok so im still waiting on qm to get back ive been rejected from kcl ucl and ucla so qm is my last hope now! it looks like im going for a 2.2 now aswell as iv got some of my marks back. i hope i still have a chance of getting admission at qm! is anyone else waiting???
Posted Jun 05, 2010 02:08
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Theres no deadline for withdrawing an acceptance. But you should be reasonable and therefore withdraw it as soon as possible so they can give your place to the next in queue. The reasons really dont matter.
Thanks Beicon! :-)
I just wonder what "reasonable" means. Do you think that withdrawing an offer at the end of August is possible? I will probably have to wait until I get admitted to another school in September.
<blockquote>Theres no deadline for withdrawing an acceptance. But you should be reasonable and therefore withdraw it as soon as possible so they can give your place to the next in queue. The reasons really dont matter. </blockquote>
Thanks Beicon! :-)
I just wonder what "reasonable" means. Do you think that withdrawing an offer at the end of August is possible? I will probably have to wait until I get admitted to another school in September.
Thanks Beicon! :-)
I just wonder what "reasonable" means. Do you think that withdrawing an offer at the end of August is possible? I will probably have to wait until I get admitted to another school in September.
Posted Jun 05, 2010 19:06
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End of August in my opinion isn't reasonable. I think end of June at the most... anything post June would probably unreasonable because it'd be too hard for the university to relocate your place to someone else.
End of August in my opinion isn't reasonable. I think end of June at the most... anything post June would probably unreasonable because it'd be too hard for the university to relocate your place to someone else.
Posted Jun 08, 2010 22:11
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Heyya there..first of all I agree with everything that Yulia, who was also my batchmate in 2008-09 has said..London is a very well connected city..so the london underground or tube in the day..and the evergreen no 25 at night..Mile End even thought its not exactly fleet street grows on you..the residences..especially Maurice Court..are excellent and the LLM students form a very well knit community..the gym is also subsidized for students...and yes I definitely endorse her stand that you are about to embark on a magical and thoroughly enjoyable one year journey that will change your way of viewing the world as you know it..
Yulia I hope you are doing fine and enjoying your time post LLM..more on facebook..and to all the people going for the LLM this year enjoy it fully and don't miss the cumberland lodge trip!!!
Heyya there..first of all I agree with everything that Yulia, who was also my batchmate in 2008-09 has said..London is a very well connected city..so the london underground or tube in the day..and the evergreen no 25 at night..Mile End even thought its not exactly fleet street grows on you..the residences..especially Maurice Court..are excellent and the LLM students form a very well knit community..the gym is also subsidized for students...and yes I definitely endorse her stand that you are about to embark on a magical and thoroughly enjoyable one year journey that will change your way of viewing the world as you know it..
Yulia I hope you are doing fine and enjoying your time post LLM..more on facebook..and to all the people going for the LLM this year enjoy it fully and don't miss the cumberland lodge trip!!!
Yulia I hope you are doing fine and enjoying your time post LLM..more on facebook..and to all the people going for the LLM this year enjoy it fully and don't miss the cumberland lodge trip!!!
Posted Jun 09, 2010 18:44
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ok so im still waiting on qm to get back ive been rejected from kcl ucl and ucla so qm is my last hope now! it looks like im going for a 2.2 now aswell as iv got some of my marks back. i hope i still have a chance of getting admission at qm! is anyone else waiting???
ok so im still waiting on qm to get back ive been rejected from kcl ucl and ucla so qm is my last hope now! it looks like im going for a 2.2 now aswell as iv got some of my marks back. i hope i still have a chance of getting admission at qm! is anyone else waiting???
Posted Jun 27, 2010 13:37
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m also waiting on qm..been rejected by kcl and lse...hopefully we do get in..seems like its a 6-8weeks process. applied may 15.
m also waiting on qm..been rejected by kcl and lse...hopefully we do get in..seems like its a 6-8weeks process. applied may 15.
Posted Aug 26, 2010 04:06
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Hi Yuliya, I will be attending QM in September at will be staying at Hatton House. I read that your friends stayed there. I realise that the rooms are more spacious (hence the additional cost), and you are quite right about the kitchen, it's small.
What about the room conditions and cleanliness though. Are they reflective of the price? Do all rooms have views?
Hi Yuliya, I will be attending QM in September at will be staying at Hatton House. I read that your friends stayed there. I realise that the rooms are more spacious (hence the additional cost), and you are quite right about the kitchen, it's small.
What about the room conditions and cleanliness though. Are they reflective of the price? Do all rooms have views?
What about the room conditions and cleanliness though. Are they reflective of the price? Do all rooms have views?
Posted Sep 07, 2010 17:18
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hi
I cant seem to open a new thread so ill ask my question on this board! does anyone know if QM does any trips abroad throughout the llm say to conferences etc etc. thanks!
hi
I cant seem to open a new thread so ill ask my question on this board! does anyone know if QM does any trips abroad throughout the llm say to conferences etc etc. thanks!
I cant seem to open a new thread so ill ask my question on this board! does anyone know if QM does any trips abroad throughout the llm say to conferences etc etc. thanks!
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