Thanks Nerx! Yea, just Oxford left.
But I'm just hoping that they don't attach any academic condition to my CLP exam! If they ask for a 1st Class....
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Posted Feb 12, 2009 00:14
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Thanks Nerx! Yea, just Oxford left.
But I'm just hoping that they don't attach any academic condition to my CLP exam! If they ask for a 1st Class....
But I'm just hoping that they don't attach any academic condition to my CLP exam! If they ask for a 1st Class....
Posted Feb 12, 2009 02:26
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Thanks Nerx! Yea, just Oxford left.
But I'm just hoping that they don't attach any academic condition to my CLP exam! If they ask for a 1st Class....
Hey Alvin- I'd be in big trouble too if they attach such academic condition!
Many many congratulations to those whose waiting is over; for those who are still waiting, I'm very sure that the email entitled "Conditional Offer for Cambridge LLM" addressed to you are now stored in the "Drafts" folder of Suzanne's mailbox and you'll be getting it very soon!
<blockquote>Thanks Nerx! Yea, just Oxford left.
But I'm just hoping that they don't attach any academic condition to my CLP exam! If they ask for a 1st Class....</blockquote>
Hey Alvin- I'd be in big trouble too if they attach such academic condition!
Many many congratulations to those whose waiting is over; for those who are still waiting, I'm very sure that the email entitled "Conditional Offer for Cambridge LLM" addressed to you are now stored in the "Drafts" folder of Suzanne's mailbox and you'll be getting it very soon!
But I'm just hoping that they don't attach any academic condition to my CLP exam! If they ask for a 1st Class....</blockquote>
Hey Alvin- I'd be in big trouble too if they attach such academic condition!
Many many congratulations to those whose waiting is over; for those who are still waiting, I'm very sure that the email entitled "Conditional Offer for Cambridge LLM" addressed to you are now stored in the "Drafts" folder of Suzanne's mailbox and you'll be getting it very soon!
Posted Feb 12, 2009 04:23
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Posted Feb 12, 2009 09:52
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Thanks Nerx! Yea, just Oxford left.
But I'm just hoping that they don't attach any academic condition to my CLP exam! If they ask for a 1st Class....
Pardon my ignorance, but what is the CLP exam?
edit: a quick google found it for me - Common Legal Practice exam! Thanks anyway!
I doubt they would attach such a condition, it would be unfair of them and shouldn't be a factor I would presume.
<blockquote>Thanks Nerx! Yea, just Oxford left.
But I'm just hoping that they don't attach any academic condition to my CLP exam! If they ask for a 1st Class....</blockquote>
Pardon my ignorance, but what is the CLP exam?
edit: a quick google found it for me - Common Legal Practice exam! Thanks anyway!
I doubt they would attach such a condition, it would be unfair of them and shouldn't be a factor I would presume.
But I'm just hoping that they don't attach any academic condition to my CLP exam! If they ask for a 1st Class....</blockquote>
Pardon my ignorance, but what is the CLP exam?
edit: a quick google found it for me - Common Legal Practice exam! Thanks anyway!
I doubt they would attach such a condition, it would be unfair of them and shouldn't be a factor I would presume.
Posted Feb 12, 2009 12:55
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tigerland -
i'm from a small arab country in the middle east so definitely a minority. i think this probably adds weight to the theory that they somehow group applicants by country.
tigerland -
i'm from a small arab country in the middle east so definitely a minority. i think this probably adds weight to the theory that they somehow group applicants by country.
i'm from a small arab country in the middle east so definitely a minority. i think this probably adds weight to the theory that they somehow group applicants by country.
Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:14
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It seems that the majority of offers thus far have been to applicants who have graduated (and thus hold their first class degree). Do you think that observation is correct? It may be that current undergraduates have that little extra to prove to show that they will actually make the grades predicted whereas the graduates have already proved it! What do you guys think?
It seems that the majority of offers thus far have been to applicants who have graduated (and thus hold their first class degree). Do you think that observation is correct? It may be that current undergraduates have that little extra to prove to show that they will actually make the grades predicted whereas the graduates have already proved it! What do you guys think?
Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:27
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It seems that the majority of offers thus far have been to applicants who have graduated (and thus hold their first class degree). Do you think that observation is correct? It may be that current undergraduates have that little extra to prove to show that they will actually make the grades predicted whereas the graduates have already proved it! What do you guys think?
It seems correct (only the undergrads at Cambridge to my knowledge) but I sincerely hope this trend does not continue as I am putting the finishing touches on my degree. In the U.S. a law degree is a three year degree following a 4 year undergraduate degree. But it also seems that no U.S. or Canadian applicants have heard anything??? Coming into the process I knew I had a long wait and would likely not be considered exceptional.....but all these offers has my hopes up.
<blockquote>It seems that the majority of offers thus far have been to applicants who have graduated (and thus hold their first class degree). Do you think that observation is correct? It may be that current undergraduates have that little extra to prove to show that they will actually make the grades predicted whereas the graduates have already proved it! What do you guys think?</blockquote>
It seems correct (only the undergrads at Cambridge to my knowledge) but I sincerely hope this trend does not continue as I am putting the finishing touches on my degree. In the U.S. a law degree is a three year degree following a 4 year undergraduate degree. But it also seems that no U.S. or Canadian applicants have heard anything??? Coming into the process I knew I had a long wait and would likely not be considered exceptional.....but all these offers has my hopes up.
It seems correct (only the undergrads at Cambridge to my knowledge) but I sincerely hope this trend does not continue as I am putting the finishing touches on my degree. In the U.S. a law degree is a three year degree following a 4 year undergraduate degree. But it also seems that no U.S. or Canadian applicants have heard anything??? Coming into the process I knew I had a long wait and would likely not be considered exceptional.....but all these offers has my hopes up.
Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:31
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Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:33
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That seems to be a good thing...as they seem to be coming out in bunches from some regions.
That seems to be a good thing...as they seem to be coming out in bunches from some regions.
Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:36
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Anyone from Europe? Last year all the people from south Europe heard more or less at the same time...
Thanks!
Anyone from Europe? Last year all the people from south Europe heard more or less at the same time...
Thanks!
Thanks!
Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:37
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Has any final year overseas student been lucky thus far? I was just asked to send my fall semester transcript.
Has any final year overseas student been lucky thus far? I was just asked to send my fall semester transcript.
Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:37
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It seems that the majority of offers thus far have been to applicants who have graduated (and thus hold their first class degree). Do you think that observation is correct? It may be that current undergraduates have that little extra to prove to show that they will actually make the grades predicted whereas the graduates have already proved it! What do you guys think?
Nope. A fellow third year in my course got an offer yesterday as well.
<blockquote>It seems that the majority of offers thus far have been to applicants who have graduated (and thus hold their first class degree). Do you think that observation is correct? It may be that current undergraduates have that little extra to prove to show that they will actually make the grades predicted whereas the graduates have already proved it! What do you guys think?</blockquote>
Nope. A fellow third year in my course got an offer yesterday as well.
Nope. A fellow third year in my course got an offer yesterday as well.
Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:39
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Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:39
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I don't really believe in the regional decision-making or announcing of offers..
I don't really believe in the regional decision-making or announcing of offers..
Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:40
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Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:44
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Jags,
No, not yet atleast. Just waiting. Sent my fall semester transcript a couple of days back. I've not scored very high marks but I am amongst the top 3% (approx.) of my class. So lets see how they percieve it. Where are you from?
Jags,
No, not yet atleast. Just waiting. Sent my fall semester transcript a couple of days back. I've not scored very high marks but I am amongst the top 3% (approx.) of my class. So lets see how they percieve it. Where are you from?
No, not yet atleast. Just waiting. Sent my fall semester transcript a couple of days back. I've not scored very high marks but I am amongst the top 3% (approx.) of my class. So lets see how they percieve it. Where are you from?
Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:48
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??? ?
??? ?
Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:48
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Jags,
No, not yet atleast. Just waiting. Sent my fall semester transcript a couple of days back. I've not scored very high marks but I am amongst the top 3% (approx.) of my class. So lets see how they percieve it. Where are you from?
Probably means the board has looked at your application and found insufficient information to make a decision and hence asked you to supply more info to them..?
<blockquote>Jags,
No, not yet atleast. Just waiting. Sent my fall semester transcript a couple of days back. I've not scored very high marks but I am amongst the top 3% (approx.) of my class. So lets see how they percieve it. Where are you from?</blockquote>
Probably means the board has looked at your application and found insufficient information to make a decision and hence asked you to supply more info to them..?
No, not yet atleast. Just waiting. Sent my fall semester transcript a couple of days back. I've not scored very high marks but I am amongst the top 3% (approx.) of my class. So lets see how they percieve it. Where are you from?</blockquote>
Probably means the board has looked at your application and found insufficient information to make a decision and hence asked you to supply more info to them..?
Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:52
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I don't know. In fact I wrote to them asking them if they needed my transcript as the resylts had been declared. They said it would be very helpful. They never asked me to submit my grades of their own accord. In fact, same was the case with Oxford. Where else have you all applied?
I don't know. In fact I wrote to them asking them if they needed my transcript as the resylts had been declared. They said it would be very helpful. They never asked me to submit my grades of their own accord. In fact, same was the case with Oxford. Where else have you all applied?
Posted Feb 12, 2009 13:56
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