it's never too late to apply for an LLM, unless it's in oxbridge.....the competition for places is not as fierce as is for the LLB, hence why most universities allow applications until late july....

got my offer through and have a question - does anyone know the specific t&cs for accepting an offer i.e. any financial liability etc? i want to accept my offer, but my ability to go is dependent on funding, which won't be announced until after the acceptance deadline. however, i don't want to accept, find out i didn't get funding, be unable to go and still be liable for fees.

my email said the t&cs of my offer would be available in the online portal, but i could only find generic college t&cs/admissions policy, which didn't answer this q.

got my offer through and have a question - does anyone know the specific t&cs for accepting an offer i.e. any financial liability etc? i want to accept my offer, but my ability to go is dependent on funding, which won't be announced until after the acceptance deadline. however, i don't want to accept, find out i didn't get funding, be unable to go and still be liable for fees.

my email said the t&cs of my offer would be available in the online portal, but i could only find generic college t&cs/admissions policy, which didn't answer this q.

Hi Guys.


Iam a prospective student for batch 2015.
I have an agreegate of 56-57% (2:2, not too sure about the conversion process followed in the UK though my college in India is among the top 10 in the Country for LLB) from Campus Law Centre ,Delhi University with internships at reputed law firms in India and advocates. I have done social work and also have good recommendation letters.
If any of you could help me with letting me know the chances of making it to Queen Mary,King's or UCL or york,next year and also if you guys have any idea about any other decent colleges in UK.

Hi,

I have been accepted to Queen Mary and King's College.

At first It was an conditional offer from Queen, I passed the IELTS, the offer became unconditional/ and after that, King's contacted me, since I prefer this faculty I accepted their offer but I needed an higher score to the IELTS so didn't withdraw my acceptance to Queen meanwhile. Now, I hold 2 unconditional offers which have been accepted .

I am worried that they will force me to pay both tuition fees because I accepted their proposal.

Does anyone else withdraw their application after having accepted an unconditional offer?

Hi Adya, I have just red your post. I am in contact with some students around the world who will start at QMUL in September 2014. my emailadr is annikawolf@gmx.net.
I am looking forward to seeing you in London,
Anni

Hi,
Since I am applying to LLMs, I would like to know your opinion abt QUEEN MARY. How was your year spent there? most important: employment opportunities? Is it possible to obtain an internship in the UK according to your experience?

THX

*Intl Business would be my focus