Admitted to Stanford

llm-2010

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Posted Mar 12, 2010 01:25

Hi everyone! Congratulations to those of you who have been already admitted!! I just received an email informing me that I was placed on the wait list... Does anyone know how many people are wait listed and what are my real chances of getting off the wait list?

Thanks!

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ImNobody

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Posted Mar 12, 2010 01:28

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llm-2010

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Posted Mar 12, 2010 01:30

I applied to the Corporate Governance & Practice Program...

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TLF

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Posted Mar 12, 2010 12:54

I received my application complete e-mail on 15 December. I am not from the US. I am a practicing lawyer, currently working for a big international law firm

Are you from Russia?

<blockquote>I received my application complete e-mail on 15 December. I am not from the US. I am a practicing lawyer, currently working for a big international law firm</blockquote> Are you from Russia?

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lawcocacol...

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Posted Mar 12, 2010 13:57

Did anyone recieve offer for the International Economic Law, Business & Policy Program?

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VERT

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Posted Mar 12, 2010 14:46

From what I've read here, only applicants to the "corporate governance and practice" program have heard back from SLS.
Maybe they are announcing decisions on the basis of the specific programs.
Let's hope IELB&P comes next :-)

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TMT

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Posted Mar 31, 2010 01:24

I am really curious about you excellent people's background and experiences which are preferred by Stanford. Are you lawyers with big firms, or academics with notable articles/books from high ranking schools?

Thank you if any lucky one can share!

I've been accepted to the LST program and fully intend to take it up; do indeed feel incredibly lucky.

There's another thread on here with a few others accepted onto that program.
In terms of my bkgd/experience I've done a few years now at a large city firm in London; my undergrad was a history degree from Oxford. I did emphasise, though, that I was keen to flex some intellectual sinews again, which aren't always as stretched as I think they could be in corporate private practice. What is interesting to see, is how the SLS professors (and I guess US law profs in general) are able to mix their academic and professional roles so well.

Look forward to seeing all you other lucky ones in August

<blockquote>I am really curious about you excellent people's background and experiences which are preferred by Stanford. Are you lawyers with big firms, or academics with notable articles/books from high ranking schools?

Thank you if any lucky one can share!</blockquote>

I've been accepted to the LST program and fully intend to take it up; do indeed feel incredibly lucky.

There's another thread on here with a few others accepted onto that program.
In terms of my bkgd/experience I've done a few years now at a large city firm in London; my undergrad was a history degree from Oxford. I did emphasise, though, that I was keen to flex some intellectual sinews again, which aren't always as stretched as I think they could be in corporate private practice. What is interesting to see, is how the SLS professors (and I guess US law profs in general) are able to mix their academic and professional roles so well.

Look forward to seeing all you other lucky ones in August

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