thrs not much time left to retake an exam so i guess i will stick to kcl........its above ucl right now for law n dats what matters .....or m i just consolin myself
UCL or KCL
Posted Jul 09, 2008 11:31
Posted Jul 09, 2008 15:14
Hi everyone,
How funny to read these posts:) most of them sound so much like me "holding an unconditional offer from KCL, having 7.0 in IELTS- having conditional offer from UCL and finally which one is better, taking in consideration that it is so unattractive to take another test in this midsummer time?!":)
I guess no one tried to ask for a waiver in regards of the English Language Requirement fulfillment? Do you think it is not worth it? That is what i did with KCL actually and they accepted it and released me from the TEST torture :)
will be happy to hear any clever comments on the issue of discussion:)
LJ
How funny to read these posts:) most of them sound so much like me "holding an unconditional offer from KCL, having 7.0 in IELTS- having conditional offer from UCL and finally which one is better, taking in consideration that it is so unattractive to take another test in this midsummer time?!":)
I guess no one tried to ask for a waiver in regards of the English Language Requirement fulfillment? Do you think it is not worth it? That is what i did with KCL actually and they accepted it and released me from the TEST torture :)
will be happy to hear any clever comments on the issue of discussion:)
LJ
Posted Jul 09, 2008 17:27
hi LJ,
The problem i guess is that UCL does not accept the English Language Waiver request, atleast that is what they say.. especially in law.. i guess that is the reason why such a thing has not happened..
Cheers..
Abhinav
The problem i guess is that UCL does not accept the English Language Waiver request, atleast that is what they say.. especially in law.. i guess that is the reason why such a thing has not happened..
Cheers..
Abhinav
Posted Jul 09, 2008 20:24
dude LJ.....if u are so sure about ur clever comments thn why dint u try ur luck at UCL.....mean if u are so smart than u cud have easily asked for a waiver thr too rite.........
if u read da posts clearly than da discussion for da IELTS score is for UCL and not KCL
if u read da posts clearly than da discussion for da IELTS score is for UCL and not KCL
Posted Jul 10, 2008 11:13
Hey there meghapurohit,
First of all I am not a dude,I am more of a girl:)
Secondly, I did not mean to offend anyone and if you clearly read my post, it was a pure question not a hint or something, I wondered if anyone has tried the trick with waiver thing and if anyone succeeded:)
And finally I do not think that anyone can let himself be so arrogant, here at this forum, since one should understand how much tension is on everyones side and that this kinda replies are pretty useless:)
Good luck everyone with all you do and happy to help if needed.
LJ
First of all I am not a dude,I am more of a girl:)
Secondly, I did not mean to offend anyone and if you clearly read my post, it was a pure question not a hint or something, I wondered if anyone has tried the trick with waiver thing and if anyone succeeded:)
And finally I do not think that anyone can let himself be so arrogant, here at this forum, since one should understand how much tension is on everyones side and that this kinda replies are pretty useless:)
Good luck everyone with all you do and happy to help if needed.
LJ
Posted Jul 10, 2008 11:17
Thank you Abhinav,
that is exactly what I wanted to hear, well may be not wanted but I guess needed:)
Good Luck
LJ
hi LJ,
The problem i guess is that UCL does not accept the English Language Waiver request, atleast that is what they say.. especially in law.. i guess that is the reason why such a thing has not happened..
Cheers..
Abhinav
that is exactly what I wanted to hear, well may be not wanted but I guess needed:)
Good Luck
LJ
<blockquote>hi LJ,
The problem i guess is that UCL does not accept the English Language Waiver request, atleast that is what they say.. especially in law.. i guess that is the reason why such a thing has not happened..
Cheers..
Abhinav</blockquote>
Posted Jul 11, 2008 12:15
Hi all,
I got accepted to both UCL and KCL for the LLM. I'm interested in commercial law modules.
I'm having a bit of a dilemma regarding where to choose. For KCL I received a scholarship (King's Alumni Bursary) worth 20% of the fees, which makes my tuition a mere £4,400 (as I'm a UK student).
UCL was actually my first choice, but the cost is much more - £7,450 for home students. I'm still waiting on the results of my scholarship application, but as there is only 1 scholarship for home students it's a long shot.
Any advice/comments would be appreciated. Thanks!
I got accepted to both UCL and KCL for the LLM. I'm interested in commercial law modules.
I'm having a bit of a dilemma regarding where to choose. For KCL I received a scholarship (King's Alumni Bursary) worth 20% of the fees, which makes my tuition a mere £4,400 (as I'm a UK student).
UCL was actually my first choice, but the cost is much more - £7,450 for home students. I'm still waiting on the results of my scholarship application, but as there is only 1 scholarship for home students it's a long shot.
Any advice/comments would be appreciated. Thanks!
Posted Jul 11, 2008 12:27
Hi
My suggestion is take KCL if you have the scholarship. Not much difference between KCL and UCL in my view. I'm going to KCL but without a scholarship and I'm an international student. :))))
My suggestion is take KCL if you have the scholarship. Not much difference between KCL and UCL in my view. I'm going to KCL but without a scholarship and I'm an international student. :))))
Posted Jul 13, 2008 07:41
Hi all,
I got accepted to both UCL and KCL for the LLM. I'm interested in commercial law modules.
I'm having a bit of a dilemma regarding where to choose. For KCL I received a scholarship (King's Alumni Bursary) worth 20% of the fees, which makes my tuition a mere £4,400 (as I'm a UK student).
UCL was actually my first choice, but the cost is much more - £7,450 for home students. I'm still waiting on the results of my scholarship application, but as there is only 1 scholarship for home students it's a long shot.
Any advice/comments would be appreciated. Thanks!
In your position, I'd opt for KCL. I don't think UCL justifies the additional costs, and I don't believe that an LLM from UCL will offer you anymore kudos with employers than an LLM at KCL. At a European level, KCL is more high-profile too (although I'm not sure why!).
I got accepted to both UCL and KCL for the LLM. I'm interested in commercial law modules.
I'm having a bit of a dilemma regarding where to choose. For KCL I received a scholarship (King's Alumni Bursary) worth 20% of the fees, which makes my tuition a mere £4,400 (as I'm a UK student).
UCL was actually my first choice, but the cost is much more - £7,450 for home students. I'm still waiting on the results of my scholarship application, but as there is only 1 scholarship for home students it's a long shot.
Any advice/comments would be appreciated. Thanks! </blockquote>
In your position, I'd opt for KCL. I don't think UCL justifies the additional costs, and I don't believe that an LLM from UCL will offer you anymore kudos with employers than an LLM at KCL. At a European level, KCL is more high-profile too (although I'm not sure why!).
Posted Jul 13, 2008 07:53
Thanks cowboyblues,
well it seems you are right. Which univ do u think is best for Corporate, banking, Commercial?
Thanks..
abhinav
That's such a broad subject matter that's it's hard to determine which college is best.
I'd suggest you get a list of the LLM courses offered at KCL and UCL, and make some specific choices, then investigate who teaches them, and if the course is running in your academic year etc.
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/law/gradstudy/llm/prog/tailored/?q=A
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/prospective/llm/index.shtml?llm_subjects
I've not really heard of either university being better at commercial/corporate law generally - in fact, I'd say QMUL's CCLS is better known for commercial law in some respects.
well it seems you are right. Which univ do u think is best for Corporate, banking, Commercial?
Thanks..
abhinav</blockquote>
That's such a broad subject matter that's it's hard to determine which college is best.
I'd suggest you get a list of the LLM courses offered at KCL and UCL, and make some specific choices, then investigate who teaches them, and if the course is running in your academic year etc.
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/law/gradstudy/llm/prog/tailored/?q=A
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/prospective/llm/index.shtml?llm_subjects
I've not really heard of either university being better at commercial/corporate law generally - in fact, I'd say QMUL's CCLS is better known for commercial law in some respects.
Posted Jul 16, 2008 07:32
while we are at discussing commercial law and the best universities for it can anyone please tel me which wld be better KCL or QMUL--( i realize tis is a UCL or KCL discussion, but yeah i need an answer)
my worry is QM doesnt figure anywhere close to KCL or UCL in terms of ranking but i still hear its CCLS centre is pretty decent. dono wat to believe
my worry is QM doesnt figure anywhere close to KCL or UCL in terms of ranking but i still hear its CCLS centre is pretty decent. dono wat to believe
Posted Sep 13, 2008 13:55
MariArti;
You have the right Answer.
No doubt, UCL is the best. We ave to be honest and admit. That s a fact
You have the right Answer.
No doubt, UCL is the best. We ave to be honest and admit. That s a fact
Posted Sep 16, 2008 00:44
MariArti;
You have the right Answer.
No doubt, UCL is the best. We ave to be honest and admit. That s a fact
Thanks ;)
It is nice to be right! ;))
Though, I truly believe that KCL is a good school, worth applying.
You have the right Answer.
No doubt, UCL is the best. We ave to be honest and admit. That s a fact </blockquote>
Thanks ;)
It is nice to be right! ;))
Though, I truly believe that KCL is a good school, worth applying.
Posted Oct 16, 2008 13:41
which is better for the LLM??
kcl is the best.
kcl is the best.
Posted Nov 03, 2008 13:41
now we are in
and def. UCL is better
and def. UCL is better
Posted Nov 03, 2008 13:54
In my opinon- UCL...
Posted Nov 03, 2008 18:17
is the best ;)
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