The 2012 Cambridge Thread


mitzi

Read a post stating that generally cambridge does not consider applicants with less than 80% .Any idea if this is true?


If you're completing an Honours degree is that even possible? Considering Profs mark out of 85 instead of 100. I think anything over 70% is phenomenal...am I wrong?

<blockquote>Read a post stating that generally cambridge does not consider applicants with less than 80% .Any idea if this is true?</blockquote>

If you're completing an Honours degree is that even possible? Considering Profs mark out of 85 instead of 100. I think anything over 70% is phenomenal...am I wrong?
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cng1238

another offer here!

:)



Mind telling us your completion date of application? Is it a conditional or unconditional offer? Thanks.

<blockquote>another offer here!

:)

</blockquote>

Mind telling us your completion date of application? Is it a conditional or unconditional offer? Thanks.
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Does Cambridge give unconditional offers at all? I believe that they at least give a financial condition - and academical conditions for current students.

Does Cambridge give unconditional offers at all? I believe that they at least give a financial condition - and academical conditions for current students.
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Inactive User

Anyone still "awaiting consideration by the department"?


Same here... becoming worried now :-

<blockquote>Anyone still "awaiting consideration by the department"?</blockquote>

Same here... becoming worried now :-
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krof

"Does Cambridge give unconditional offers at all? I believe that they at least give a financial condition - and academical conditions for current students."

No, it does not. Each Cambridge LLM offer provides for at least a financial condition (basically, submitting a signed declaration that your studies will be funded by some institution or that you have the financial means to pay autonomously). Other common conditions are: English language proficiency and academic results.

"Does Cambridge give unconditional offers at all? I believe that they at least give a financial condition - and academical conditions for current students."

No, it does not. Each Cambridge LLM offer provides for at least a financial condition (basically, submitting a signed declaration that your studies will be funded by some institution or that you have the financial means to pay autonomously). Other common conditions are: English language proficiency and academic results.

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cng1238

"Does Cambridge give unconditional offers at all? I believe that they at least give a financial condition - and academical conditions for current students."

No, it does not. Each Cambridge LLM offer provides for at least a financial condition (basically, submitting a signed declaration that your studies will be funded by some institution or that you have the financial means to pay autonomously). Other common conditions are: English language proficiency and academic results.



Got it, thanks very much!

<blockquote>"Does Cambridge give unconditional offers at all? I believe that they at least give a financial condition - and academical conditions for current students."

No, it does not. Each Cambridge LLM offer provides for at least a financial condition (basically, submitting a signed declaration that your studies will be funded by some institution or that you have the financial means to pay autonomously). Other common conditions are: English language proficiency and academic results.

</blockquote>

Got it, thanks very much!
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Anyone still "awaiting consideration by the department"?


Same here... becoming worried now :-


Same here. I won't worry until mid-February.

<blockquote><blockquote>Anyone still "awaiting consideration by the department"?</blockquote>

Same here... becoming worried now :-</blockquote>

Same here. I won't worry until mid-February.
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demi88

another offer here!

:)



Congratulations!!!! Can you tell us something about your background? ie country, previous institution, reference letters and so on? It'd be very helpful!

Cheers!

<blockquote>another offer here!

:)

</blockquote>

Congratulations!!!! Can you tell us something about your background? ie country, previous institution, reference letters and so on? It'd be very helpful!

Cheers!
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apt88

LLB from LSE, average 85%, highest ever awarded in that programme, 6 casenotes, 3 long articles, letters from LSE and Oxford...

LLB from LSE, average 85%, highest ever awarded in that programme, 6 casenotes, 3 long articles, letters from LSE and Oxford...
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cng1238

LLB from LSE, average 85%, highest ever awarded in that programme, 6 casenotes, 3 long articles, letters from LSE and Oxford...


Wow, this is impressive. When did you submit your application?

<blockquote>LLB from LSE, average 85%, highest ever awarded in that programme, 6 casenotes, 3 long articles, letters from LSE and Oxford...</blockquote>

Wow, this is impressive. When did you submit your application?
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Meister

Congrats to all of you who've already received their offers. I'm sure it's only a matter of time for the rest us. ;-) Fingers crossed!

Were all those offers made last week or were the recent ones made this week?

Congrats to all of you who've already received their offers. I'm sure it's only a matter of time for the rest us. ;-) Fingers crossed!

Were all those offers made last week or were the recent ones made this week?
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Meister

LLB from LSE, average 85%, highest ever awarded in that programme, 6 casenotes, 3 long articles, letters from LSE and Oxford...

And with those credentials Cam isn't your first choice, is it?

<blockquote>LLB from LSE, average 85%, highest ever awarded in that programme, 6 casenotes, 3 long articles, letters from LSE and Oxford...</blockquote>
And with those credentials Cam isn't your first choice, is it?
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nzgirl85

Could you please let us know if you were notified by email or online? Thanks

Could you please let us know if you were notified by email or online? Thanks
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Yalta008

Does anyone have that sinking feeling that if we don't hear by the end of next week, there's no point holding out any hope?

Does anyone have that sinking feeling that if we don't hear by the end of next week, there's no point holding out any hope?
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psyfi

Why do you mean? Offers will be made till mid-April.

Why do you mean? Offers will be made till mid-April.
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payens

Does anyone have that sinking feeling that if we don't hear by the end of next week, there's no point holding out any hope?



NOT AT ALL! Most offers will be made by March, I believe.

<blockquote>Does anyone have that sinking feeling that if we don't hear by the end of next week, there's no point holding out any hope?</blockquote>


NOT AT ALL! Most offers will be made by March, I believe.
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Yalta008

Wow, OK! I only asked because I assumed that there would be a period where the confirmations were going out (now) and a period when the rejection emails would be going out (later). My bad.

Wow, OK! I only asked because I assumed that there would be a period where the confirmations were going out (now) and a period when the rejection emails would be going out (later). My bad.
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hejonas

does anyone know whether they process the applications by countries of origin or region respectively?

does anyone know whether they process the applications by countries of origin or region respectively?
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apt88

offer through email :)

and yes Cam is my first choice, why shouldn't it be? O_O

I do not have enough funds to study in the US and if I will get an offer from Ox I will see if I get a scholarship from any Institution.

If I get admitted *with scholarship* at KCL and with no funding at Oxbridge, I'll go to KCL, it seems pretty obvious to me.

All those endless discussions on which LLM is the best one do not make any sense to me, to be honest guys....

Lucky you if you can study at Oxbridge without being offered financial support, that's not my case. Still I reckon I am lucky of the results achieved so far, thanks to my family.

offer through email :)

and yes Cam is my first choice, why shouldn't it be? O_O

I do not have enough funds to study in the US and if I will get an offer from Ox I will see if I get a scholarship from any Institution.

If I get admitted *with scholarship* at KCL and with no funding at Oxbridge, I'll go to KCL, it seems pretty obvious to me.

All those endless discussions on which LLM is the best one do not make any sense to me, to be honest guys....

Lucky you if you can study at Oxbridge without being offered financial support, that's not my case. Still I reckon I am lucky of the results achieved so far, thanks to my family.
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Frontal

offer through email :)

and yes Cam is my first choice, why shouldn't it be? O_O

I do not have enough funds to study in the US and if I will get an offer from Ox I will see if I get a scholarship from any Institution.

If I get admitted *with scholarship* at KCL and with no funding at Oxbridge, I'll go to KCL, it seems pretty obvious to me.

All those endless discussions on which LLM is the best one do not make any sense to me, to be honest guys....

Lucky you if you can study at Oxbridge without being offered financial support, that's not my case. Still I reckon I am lucky of the results achieved so far, thanks to my family.


Hm, and what about doing the bar first and earn the money by working at a law firm for 1-3 years before doing the LL.M., i.e. saving the funds needed on your own instead of having to hope for financial aid?

<blockquote>offer through email :)

and yes Cam is my first choice, why shouldn't it be? O_O

I do not have enough funds to study in the US and if I will get an offer from Ox I will see if I get a scholarship from any Institution.

If I get admitted *with scholarship* at KCL and with no funding at Oxbridge, I'll go to KCL, it seems pretty obvious to me.

All those endless discussions on which LLM is the best one do not make any sense to me, to be honest guys....

Lucky you if you can study at Oxbridge without being offered financial support, that's not my case. Still I reckon I am lucky of the results achieved so far, thanks to my family. </blockquote>

Hm, and what about doing the bar first and earn the money by working at a law firm for 1-3 years before doing the LL.M., i.e. saving the funds needed on your own instead of having to hope for financial aid?
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