Yeeees!
Hey Dubie, we'll be together for at least 2 subjects : juris and comparative public law...
Oxford BCL/MJur 2012-2013
Posted Apr 11, 2012 12:52
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Yeeees!
Hey Dubie, we'll be together for at least 2 subjects : juris and comparative public law...
Hey Dubie, we'll be together for at least 2 subjects : juris and comparative public law...
Posted Apr 12, 2012 02:16
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We will :)
I'm pretty excited to study jurisprudence at Oxford. The recommendation that students have a reading knowledge of French for comparative public law made me a bit nervous though (but I'm guessing it won't be a problem for you, to put it mildly).
We will :)
I'm pretty excited to study jurisprudence at Oxford. The recommendation that students have a reading knowledge of French for comparative public law made me a bit nervous though (but I'm guessing it won't be a problem for you, to put it mildly).
I'm pretty excited to study jurisprudence at Oxford. The recommendation that students have a reading knowledge of French for comparative public law made me a bit nervous though (but I'm guessing it won't be a problem for you, to put it mildly).
Posted Apr 13, 2012 20:41
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I received an e-mail today "Welcome to the University of Oxford Accommodation Office!" regarding accommodation. I thought the colleges would be writing us if we received a place. does this mean that I didn't get a college place? anyone else get this e-mail?
I received an e-mail today "Welcome to the University of Oxford Accommodation Office!" regarding accommodation. I thought the colleges would be writing us if we received a place. does this mean that I didn't get a college place? anyone else get this e-mail?
Posted Apr 13, 2012 21:28
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I received an e-mail today "Welcome to the University of Oxford Accommodation Office!" regarding accommodation. I thought the colleges would be writing us if we received a place. does this mean that I didn't get a college place? anyone else get this e-mail?
No, every admitted student will for sure get a college place. However, some colleges cannot accomodate all graduate students and therefore it is recommended to apply for accomodation provided by the University as well.
<blockquote>I received an e-mail today "Welcome to the University of Oxford Accommodation Office!" regarding accommodation. I thought the colleges would be writing us if we received a place. does this mean that I didn't get a college place? anyone else get this e-mail?</blockquote>
No, every admitted student will for sure get a college place. However, some colleges cannot accomodate all graduate students and therefore it is recommended to apply for accomodation provided by the University as well.
No, every admitted student will for sure get a college place. However, some colleges cannot accomodate all graduate students and therefore it is recommended to apply for accomodation provided by the University as well.
Posted Apr 13, 2012 21:44
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thanks Ralph :)
thanks Ralph :)
Posted Apr 14, 2012 08:22
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@ dmagalhaes; I wrote to Ms. Janet Mead, regarding the accommodation, as I have not been offered a place by a college, do I still have to fill the form, she said that I should fill the form and also notify them as soon as I receive an offer from a college.
@ dmagalhaes; I wrote to Ms. Janet Mead, regarding the accommodation, as I have not been offered a place by a college, do I still have to fill the form, she said that I should fill the form and also notify them as soon as I receive an offer from a college.
Posted Apr 16, 2012 11:31
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I received an e-mail today "Welcome to the University of Oxford Accommodation Office!" regarding accommodation. I thought the colleges would be writing us if we received a place. does this mean that I didn't get a college place? anyone else get this e-mail?
Every single lecturer, undergrad student, postgrad student, etc, at Oxford is a member of a college. Everyone admitted to the BCL will be found a place in a college. Whether that college then is able to offer you an accommodation room is going to differ from college to college.
In Oxford, unlike in many other places, "Being at a college" is not 100% synonymous with "staying in a bedroom in a college".
<blockquote>I received an e-mail today "Welcome to the University of Oxford Accommodation Office!" regarding accommodation. I thought the colleges would be writing us if we received a place. does this mean that I didn't get a college place? anyone else get this e-mail?</blockquote>
Every single lecturer, undergrad student, postgrad student, etc, at Oxford is a member of a college. Everyone admitted to the BCL will be found a place in a college. Whether that college then is able to offer you an accommodation room is going to differ from college to college.
In Oxford, unlike in many other places, "Being at a college" is not 100% synonymous with "staying in a bedroom in a college".
Every single lecturer, undergrad student, postgrad student, etc, at Oxford is a member of a college. Everyone admitted to the BCL will be found a place in a college. Whether that college then is able to offer you an accommodation room is going to differ from college to college.
In Oxford, unlike in many other places, "Being at a college" is not 100% synonymous with "staying in a bedroom in a college".
Posted Apr 16, 2012 11:33
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thank you :)
thank you :)
Posted Apr 16, 2012 11:40
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Just received an offer from Balliol by mail.
Just received an offer from Balliol by mail.
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Posted Apr 17, 2012 00:14
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Congratulations! What a wonderful college.
The rest of us will be biting our nails in anticipation.
Congratulations! What a wonderful college.
The rest of us will be biting our nails in anticipation.
The rest of us will be biting our nails in anticipation.
Posted Apr 17, 2012 00:46
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Same here - Balliol offer by mail! Just one question as I was not really aware of that before I read the mail from Oxford/Balliol:
Is there really a difference of about 10.000 pound between the Oxford MJur and the Cambridge LLM for European applicants?
Cambridge estimated costs of about 19.000 pound, Oxford about 28.500 pound in their respective financial undertaking form! This would make a decision somewhat easier...
Same here - Balliol offer by mail! Just one question as I was not really aware of that before I read the mail from Oxford/Balliol:
Is there really a difference of about 10.000 pound between the Oxford MJur and the Cambridge LLM for European applicants?
Cambridge estimated costs of about 19.000 pound, Oxford about 28.500 pound in their respective financial undertaking form! This would make a decision somewhat easier...
Is there really a difference of about 10.000 pound between the Oxford MJur and the Cambridge LLM for European applicants?
Cambridge estimated costs of about 19.000 pound, Oxford about 28.500 pound in their respective financial undertaking form! This would make a decision somewhat easier...
Posted Apr 17, 2012 20:01
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Lincoln it is for me!
Has anyone been to Lincoln College before?
Also, is Hertford College more popular/difficult to get in?
Lincoln it is for me!
Has anyone been to Lincoln College before?
Also, is Hertford College more popular/difficult to get in?
Has anyone been to Lincoln College before?
Also, is Hertford College more popular/difficult to get in?
Posted Apr 17, 2012 23:12
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Lincoln it is for me!
Has anyone been to Lincoln College before?
Also, is Hertford College more popular/difficult to get in?
Beautiful college! May I ask - do you opt not to have a college preference on your application?
Many thanks.
<blockquote>Lincoln it is for me!
Has anyone been to Lincoln College before?
Also, is Hertford College more popular/difficult to get in?</blockquote>
Beautiful college! May I ask - do you opt not to have a college preference on your application?
Many thanks.
Has anyone been to Lincoln College before?
Also, is Hertford College more popular/difficult to get in?</blockquote>
Beautiful college! May I ask - do you opt not to have a college preference on your application?
Many thanks.
Posted Apr 17, 2012 23:38
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Posted Apr 17, 2012 23:42
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Lincoln it is for me!
Has anyone been to Lincoln College before?
Also, is Hertford College more popular/difficult to get in?
Beautiful college! May I ask - do you opt not to have a college preference on your application?
Many thanks.
No, of course not. I wrote Lincoln as my preference. Anything else would be silly; I highly doubt one would get into any of the more popular colleges.
I certainly wouldn't refer to such a move as "silly."
BCL/MJUR teaching is all central. So college choice makes no real difference at all. Popular college or not - makes no difference at all...
<blockquote><blockquote><blockquote>Lincoln it is for me!
Has anyone been to Lincoln College before?
Also, is Hertford College more popular/difficult to get in?</blockquote>
Beautiful college! May I ask - do you opt not to have a college preference on your application?
Many thanks.</blockquote>
No, of course not. I wrote Lincoln as my preference. Anything else would be silly; I highly doubt one would get into any of the more popular colleges.</blockquote>
I certainly wouldn't refer to such a move as "silly."
BCL/MJUR teaching is all central. So college choice makes no real difference at all. Popular college or not - makes no difference at all...
Has anyone been to Lincoln College before?
Also, is Hertford College more popular/difficult to get in?</blockquote>
Beautiful college! May I ask - do you opt not to have a college preference on your application?
Many thanks.</blockquote>
No, of course not. I wrote Lincoln as my preference. Anything else would be silly; I highly doubt one would get into any of the more popular colleges.</blockquote>
I certainly wouldn't refer to such a move as "silly."
BCL/MJUR teaching is all central. So college choice makes no real difference at all. Popular college or not - makes no difference at all...
Posted Apr 17, 2012 23:50
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Has anyone got experience with Hertford College? Is it a good college for grad students to be in apart from its central location?
Has anyone got experience with Hertford College? Is it a good college for grad students to be in apart from its central location?
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Posted Apr 18, 2012 03:07
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OOOOOOOH I want a college place!!!!!!!
OOOOOOOH I want a college place!!!!!!!
Posted Apr 18, 2012 07:15
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OOOOOOOH I want a college place!!!!!!!
Me too! I get so excited (and subsequently disappointed) whenever the mail comes :)
<blockquote>OOOOOOOH I want a college place!!!!!!!</blockquote>
Me too! I get so excited (and subsequently disappointed) whenever the mail comes :)
Me too! I get so excited (and subsequently disappointed) whenever the mail comes :)
Posted Apr 18, 2012 12:02
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I wrote Lincoln as my preference. Anything else would be silly; I highly doubt one would get into any of the more popular colleges.
"Silly" is not the right word here. It suggests you're not completely across how the system works.
Whatsmore, Lincoln usually has one of the biggest MJur-BCL/postgraduate law student contingents.
<blockquote>I wrote Lincoln as my preference. Anything else would be silly; I highly doubt one would get into any of the more popular colleges.</blockquote>
"Silly" is not the right word here. It suggests you're not completely across how the system works.
Whatsmore, Lincoln usually has one of the biggest MJur-BCL/postgraduate law student contingents.
"Silly" is not the right word here. It suggests you're not completely across how the system works.
Whatsmore, Lincoln usually has one of the biggest MJur-BCL/postgraduate law student contingents.
Posted Apr 18, 2012 17:14
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What would you guys think of New College, Oxford?
What would you guys think of New College, Oxford?
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