References - KCL, UCL and QMUL


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Hi there,

I was hoping to get some input from prospective applicants for KCL, UCL and QMUL.

How strict are these universities on getting two academic references?

I graduated from my undergrad in 2008 and I have been able to obtain one academic reference but I would much prefer getting my 2nd reference from my employers. I can get a reference from the Director of a company where I worked as in-house lawyer and a Partner at my current law firm.

Do you think that these universities would reject my application because I didn't provide a 2nd academic reference?

Cheers

Hi there,

I was hoping to get some input from prospective applicants for KCL, UCL and QMUL.

How strict are these universities on getting two academic references?

I graduated from my undergrad in 2008 and I have been able to obtain one academic reference but I would much prefer getting my 2nd reference from my employers. I can get a reference from the Director of a company where I worked as in-house lawyer and a Partner at my current law firm.

Do you think that these universities would reject my application because I didn't provide a 2nd academic reference?

Cheers
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I don't think they'd reject you only 'cause you didn't provide two academic references.... but, nonetheless, I'd still recommend sending in two academic reference. Leave the professional reference as a third reference... even though they don't ask for one, I sent in three references and got into KCL, UCL and QM.

Good luck!

I don't think they'd reject you only 'cause you didn't provide two academic references.... but, nonetheless, I'd still recommend sending in two academic reference. Leave the professional reference as a third reference... even though they don't ask for one, I sent in three references and got into KCL, UCL and QM.

Good luck!
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If they ask for two send two. Do not overload the admissions with extra references. if you have two strong academic references you are in a good position to be admitted.

If they ask for two send two. Do not overload the admissions with extra references. if you have two strong academic references you are in a good position to be admitted.
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