Just come here to update.

Application and references received: 26 Jan
The infamous two-week-late email: 21 Mar
Unconditional offer: 13 Apr (I haven't received any email yet, but I guess that's because yesterday was the last day of UCL office Easter break. Anyway, I checked my portal this morning (GMT+7), the status has changed to unconditional offer. I saw my offer letter in offer section on the bar above. The date stated on the letter is 13 Apr)

I have till 11 May to accept the offer.

So, don't forget to check your portal! UCL is my first choice after being rejected by Oxbridge (Yep. I was rejected, Lucy. I also care for UCL a lot.) I choose it over LSE for several reasons. However, I am still torn between reapplying for Oxbridge next year or UCL this year. That said, life is unpredictable. I might see you guys there!

Hope this information may be useful. Best of luck everyone.

[Edited by clairedeblue on Apr 14, 2023]

Just come here to update.

Application and references received: 26 Jan
The infamous two-week-late email: 21 Mar
Unconditional offer: 13 Apr (I haven't received any email yet, but I guess that's because yesterday was the last day of UCL office Easter break. Anyway, I checked my portal this morning (GMT+7), the status has changed to unconditional offer. I saw my offer letter in offer section on the bar above. The date stated on the letter is 13 Apr)

I have till 11 May to accept the offer.

So, don't forget to check your portal! UCL is my first choice after being rejected by Oxbridge (Yep. I was rejected, Lucy. I also care for UCL a lot.) I choose it over LSE for several reasons. However, I am still torn between reapplying for Oxbridge next year or UCL this year. That said, life is unpredictable. I might see you guys there!

Hope this information may be useful. Best of luck everyone.

Just come here to update.

Application and references received: 26 Jan
The infamous two-week-late email: 21 Mar
Unconditional offer: 13 Apr (I haven't received any email yet, but I guess that's because yesterday was the last day of UCL office Easter break. Anyway, I checked my portal this morning (GMT+7), the status has changed to unconditional offer. I saw my offer letter in offer section on the bar above. The date stated on the letter is 13 Apr)

I have till 11 May to accept the offer.

So, don't forget to check your portal! UCL is my first choice after being rejected by Oxbridge (Yep. I was rejected, Lucy. I also care for UCL a lot.) I choose it over LSE for several reasons. However, I am still torn between reapplying for Oxbridge next year or UCL this year. That said, life is unpredictable. I might see you guys there!

Hope this information may be useful. Best of luck everyone.

Hello!
Has anyone else received any update on their applications? 

Hi! I received an offer on April 24th. My reference was received by UCL on January 30th. Good luck!

Hi! I received an offer on April 24th. My reference was received by UCL on January 30th. Good luck!

Hello!
Has anyone else received any update on their applications? 

Just got my scholarship! 

Greetings! I was hoping to inquire about the academic requirements for those who have received offers (especially those who applied in the final year of their LLB). Specifically, what were your LLB grades (average in first, second, and third year + overall) when you applied? Additionally, did you have any prior work experience? As a third-year student, I am extremely disappointed to have received a rejection letter stating that I was not "academically qualified for the programme" despite having a 68% average in my LLB at KCL with two first-class marks in my second year. I also both law and non-law work experience.  Any insight would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.

[Edited by negreanuhelmuth0711 on Apr 29, 2023]

Greetings! I was hoping to inquire about the academic requirements for those who have received offers (especially those who applied in the final year of their LLB). Specifically, what were your LLB grades (average in first, second, and third year + overall) when you applied? Additionally, did you have any prior work experience? As a third-year student, I am extremely disappointed to have received a rejection letter stating that I was not "academically qualified for the programme" despite having a 68% average in my LLB at KCL with two first-class marks in my second year. I also both law and non-law work experience.  Any insight would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.

I have received a conditional offer. My application and reference was submitted on 9th March. I got 72 in the first year, and 68 in the second year. 

Good luck everybody! 

Hi, does anyone know when they usually send out last offers/rejections for the next year? I applied late, close to the deadline, and wonder when can I expect the decision. I see that it takes UCL about 2 months to send a response, but that would mean late June for late applicants like me, which is getting tricky with the visa requirements, condition fullfillment etc.

Hi, does anyone know when they usually send out last offers/rejections for the next year? I applied late, close to the deadline, and wonder when can I expect the decision. I see that it takes UCL about 2 months to send a response, but that would mean late June for late applicants like me, which is getting tricky with the visa requirements, condition fullfillment etc.

[Edited by laurapombo on May 23, 2023]