Dear all,

I am going into my final year of undergrad law at Cambridge and was wondering what my chances of getting into an LLM at Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and Columbia are. Here is my profile:

- 20-year-old Asian female, born and raised in Australia
- 45/45 in the International Baccalaureate Diploma
- One semester of Commerce at the University of Melbourne, with first class average of 88% or GPA 4.0 (completed before beginning at Cambridge to fill up the spare time from January to October - Australian examinations end in November)
- Undergraduate BA Law degree at Cambridge - 2.1 (top 30%) in class for first year, 1st (top 11%) in class for second year.
- No permanent work experience, but have completed several vacation schemes with highly prestigious American firms.
- Essay publication in Cambridge Law Society's magazine.
- Many positions of responsibility in my College societies.

Extras:
- Associate and Licentiate Diploma for the violin, have played in many orchestras.
- In the past, have worked as a debating adjudicator, and an International Baccalaureate tutor.
- Freelance model in London

Cheers all, have a great day! :)

Hi

You need 2 years of work experience before you are eligible for Stanford LLM.