Oxford BCL LLM Applications - 2020 - 2021

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Posted Sep 25, 2019 12:26

Hey everyone!

I am yet to begun my applications, but have given my TOEFL and still compiling all documents. I have started this forum so that we all can communicate with each other and move ahead together. Look forward to getting to know all of you.

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miki3999

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Posted Sep 26, 2019 18:46

Oxford doesn't do LLMs. I guess you are referring to MLF/MJuris and if so, I am in :)

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ann007

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Posted Sep 26, 2019 18:55

Hey Miki! I'm actually referring to the Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL) course, which is equivalent to an LLM from any other college. Added that for reference, so that more people could join the discussion.

But, regardless, you are welcome to join the discussion and discuss all the application related queries and the like with us! Thanks!

[Edited by ann007 on Sep 26, 2019]

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M.lus

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Posted Sep 26, 2019 20:22

Hi, I'm in my last year of the LLB at a UK Russell Group and I'm applying for the BCL :) Has anyone chosen a college yet?

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ann007

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Posted Nov 11, 2019 11:27

This is my exact query as well, a few of my friends took Exeter, but I wanted to know which one is the best option for BCL students. If only someone can give me a clue.

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Lawyerfly

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Posted Nov 12, 2019 11:24

This is my exact query as well, a few of my friends took Exeter, but I wanted to know which one is the best option for BCL students. If only someone can give me a clue.

The College doesn't matter so much for graduate students. You may choose according to location/availability of accommodation for graduates etc. Another option is to look if a professor you are particularly intrigued by is part of a particular college.

[quote]This is my exact query as well, a few of my friends took Exeter, but I wanted to know which one is the best option for BCL students. If only someone can give me a clue. [/quote]

The College doesn't matter so much for graduate students. You may choose according to location/availability of accommodation for graduates etc. Another option is to look if a professor you are particularly intrigued by is part of a particular college.

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