Columbia LLM 2023-24


Yxz204

Hi all! Litigation lawyer from India here. Anyone applying to CLS's LLM program (2023-24)? Lets connect!

[Edited by Yxz204 on Apr 14, 2023]

Hi all! Litigation lawyer from India here. Anyone applying to CLS's LLM program (2023-24)? Lets connect!
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Hi all! Litigation lawyer from India here. Anyone applying to CLS's LLM program (2023-24)? Lets connect!


I am!

[quote]Hi all! Litigation lawyer from India here. Anyone applying to CLS's LLM program (2023-24)? Lets connect! [/quote]<br><br>I am!
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Yxz204

Hey there, thanks so much for connecting! I had a small question about Columbia's LSAC application for this year. There are two mandatory supplemental essay questions - the first one being about personal interests outside of coursework, and the other being about how you will learn within Columbia's diverse community.

From what I've heard from alumni, this seems like a new requirement introduced this year. Do you have any information or tips about how to go about answering these questions? If you've heard anything at any outreach session from Columbia admission officers that would be super helpful, but just your instincts about what the university is expecting from candidates here would be very useful guidance too.  

[Edited by Yxz204 on Sep 11, 2022]

Hey there, thanks so much for connecting! I had a small question about Columbia's LSAC application for this year. There are two mandatory supplemental essay questions - the first one being about personal interests outside of coursework, and the other being about how you will learn within Columbia's diverse community.<br><br>From what I've heard from alumni, this seems like a new requirement introduced this year. Do you have any information or tips about how to go about answering these questions? If you've heard anything at any outreach session from Columbia admission officers that would be super helpful, but just your instincts about what the university is expecting from candidates here would be very useful guidance too.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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As with many of these schools, they make the application process very specific. The key to writing these correctly is to get professional help or customize each application for the school. A one size fits all application is not enough anymore. This Columbia essay series is unique, the Northwestern interview, the Harvard personal statement, the personal statements from Berkeley etc. all of these are obstacles in order to make sure that they can't get your  This Columbia essay series is unique, the northwestern interview, the Harvard personal statement, the personal statements from Berkeley etc. all of these are obstacles in order to make sure that the candidates are personalizing and customizing each of their their applications.



Hey there, thanks so much for connecting! I had a small question about Columbia's LSAC application for this year. There are two mandatory supplemental essay questions - the first one being about personal interests outside of coursework, and the other being about how you will learn within Columbia's diverse community.

From what I've heard from alumni, this seems like a new requirement introduced this year. Do you have any information or tips about how to go about answering these questions? If you've heard anything at any outreach session from Columbia admission officers that would be super helpful, but just your instincts about what the university is expecting from candidates here would be very useful guidance too.  

As with many of these schools, they make the application process very specific. The key to writing these correctly is to get professional help or customize each application for the school. A one size fits all application is not enough anymore. This Columbia essay series is unique, the Northwestern interview, the Harvard personal statement, the personal statements from Berkeley etc. all of these are obstacles in order to make sure that they can't get your&nbsp; This Columbia essay series is unique, the northwestern interview, the Harvard personal statement, the personal statements from Berkeley etc. all of these are obstacles in order to make sure that the candidates are personalizing and customizing each of their their applications.<br><br><br><br>[quote]Hey there, thanks so much for connecting! I had a small question about Columbia's LSAC application for this year. There are two mandatory supplemental essay questions - the first one being about personal interests outside of coursework, and the other being about how you will learn within Columbia's diverse community.<br><br>From what I've heard from alumni, this seems like a new requirement introduced this year. Do you have any information or tips about how to go about answering these questions? If you've heard anything at any outreach session from Columbia admission officers that would be super helpful, but just your instincts about what the university is expecting from candidates here would be very useful guidance too.&nbsp;&nbsp; [/quote]
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Yxz204

Hi all, I recently attended a Columbia admissions event. There I was told that the preferred length for the two supplemental writing prompts (Q 8 and 9 I think under educational objectives section in the LSAC application) is 500 words. This is significantly shorter than the 9999 character limit displayed for these questions in my LSAC application. So here's my question - is the word limit for these questions displaying as 9999 characters for other applicants too in their LSAC applications? 

[Edited by Yxz204 on Oct 06, 2022]

Hi all, I recently attended a Columbia admissions event. There I was told that the preferred length for the two supplemental writing prompts (Q 8 and 9 I think under educational objectives section in the LSAC application) is 500 words. This is significantly shorter than the 9999 character limit displayed for these questions in my LSAC application. So here's my question - is the word limit for these questions displaying as 9999 characters for other applicants too in their LSAC applications?&nbsp;<br><br>
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Yxz204

Hi all! To anyone who's applied for Columbia's 2023 LLM program I have a question - have you received an email from the university confirming receipt of your application yet? I sent mine over 10 days ago but still haven't received a confirmation email, though my Law School Report has been requested by the university. Any responses or inputs will be helpful!

Hi all! To anyone who's applied for Columbia's 2023 LLM program I have a question - have you received an email from the university confirming receipt of your application yet? I sent mine over 10 days ago but still haven't received a confirmation email, though my Law School Report has been requested by the university. Any responses or inputs will be helpful!
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meipot

For this years applicants - let’s talk! 

https://chat.whatsapp.com/J01RFZtM748FgcZRFs5JEs

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For this years applicants - let’s talk!&nbsp;<br><br>https://chat.whatsapp.com/J01RFZtM748FgcZRFs5JEs<br><br>
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T2732

Hey all - has anyone who applied to the executive LLM or the dual application heard back?

Hey all - has anyone who applied to the executive LLM or the dual application heard back?<div><br></div>
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Hopeful72

I wish everyone else good luck

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I wish everyone else good luck
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T2732

Yes.  I am grateful to have been accepted to the executive LLM and I wish everyone else good luck


congrats! May I ask when did you receive your acceptance ? And did you apply through the dual application or only to the executive LLM?

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[quote]Yes. &nbsp;I am grateful to have been accepted to the executive LLM and I wish everyone else good luck [/quote]<br><br>congrats! May I ask when did you receive your acceptance ? And did you apply through the dual application or only to the executive LLM?
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Onyinye

Please is there a WhatsApp group for admitted students?

Please is there a WhatsApp group for admitted students?
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Marsl

Please is there a WhatsApp group for admitted students?


https://chat.whatsapp.com/JBuKnDnJuhU50JcOS3PhE8

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[quote]Please is there a WhatsApp group for admitted students? [/quote]<br><br>https://chat.whatsapp.com/JBuKnDnJuhU50JcOS3PhE8
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AVLXX


Hi colleagues, I've been admitted to both Columbia and NYU and I'm still waiting for NYU's decision on scholarship. As April 3 approaches, if I don't hear from NYU next week I'm thinking of reserving my seat in Columbia and then if a really good offer comes from NYU I could consider switching (of course that would mean that I'll lose my 1k deposit). Is anyone in the same situation as me? do you see any downside in doing this (apart form losing the deposit)? Thanks in advance!


<div><br></div><div>Hi colleagues, I've been admitted to both Columbia and NYU and I'm still waiting for NYU's decision on scholarship. As April 3 approaches, if I don't hear from NYU next week I'm thinking of reserving my seat in Columbia and then if a really good offer comes from NYU I could consider switching (of course that would mean that I'll lose my 1k deposit). Is anyone in the same situation as me? do you see any downside in doing this (apart form losing the deposit)? Thanks in advance!
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Hi colleagues, I've been admitted to both Columbia and NYU and I'm still waiting for NYU's decision on scholarship. As April 3 approaches, if I don't hear from NYU next week I'm thinking of reserving my seat in Columbia and then if a really good offer comes from NYU I could consider switching (of course that would mean that I'll lose my 1k deposit). Is anyone in the same situation as me? do you see any downside in doing this (apart form losing the deposit)? Thanks in advance!








I'm in the same situation. I didn't check for CLS but most schools will require you to withdraw any other applications when paying the deposit. So you would actually be in breach of said provision when paying the deposit and keeping NYU open.

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<div><br></div><div>Hi colleagues, I've been admitted to both Columbia and NYU and I'm still waiting for NYU's decision on scholarship. As April 3 approaches, if I don't hear from NYU next week I'm thinking of reserving my seat in Columbia and then if a really good offer comes from NYU I could consider switching (of course that would mean that I'll lose my 1k deposit). Is anyone in the same situation as me? do you see any downside in doing this (apart form losing the deposit)? Thanks in advance!<br>
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</div> [/quote]<br><br>I'm in the same situation. I didn't check for CLS but most schools will require you to withdraw any other applications when paying the deposit. So you would actually be in breach of said provision when paying the deposit and keeping NYU open.
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Hi :) I got admitted to both Cornell and Georgetown. I was wondering which one you guys would go for? Didn't get into Columbia unfortunately.... 

Thank you!!

Hi :) I got admitted to both Cornell and Georgetown. I was wondering which one you guys would go for? Didn't get into Columbia unfortunately....&nbsp;<br><br>Thank you!!<br><br>
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Hello, a friend got off the Columbia waitlist last evening and I was wondering if anyone else on waitlist had received any update?

Hello, a friend got off the Columbia waitlist last evening and I was wondering if anyone else on waitlist had received any update?
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Yxz204

Hello, a friend got off the Columbia waitlist last evening and I was wondering if anyone else on waitlist had received any update?


This is a very interesting update. Thank you for sharing! I was under the impression that it's next to impossible to get off the waitlist. I am a waitlisted candidate too. The fact that they are issuing offers to waitlisted candidates so soon is an encouraging sign.

If you are aware, could you pls share if your friend did something in particular to get off the waitlist apart from filling up the form? Did they send in a letter of continued interest, strengthened their credentials in any manner, or request an interview with the admissions committee?

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[quote]Hello, a friend got off the Columbia waitlist last evening and I was wondering if anyone else on waitlist had received any update? [/quote]<br><br>This is a very interesting update. Thank you for sharing! I was under the impression that it's next to impossible to get off the waitlist. I am a waitlisted candidate too. The fact that they are issuing offers to waitlisted candidates so soon is an encouraging sign.<br><br>If you are aware, could you pls share if your friend did something in particular to get off the waitlist apart from filling up the form? Did they send in a letter of continued interest,&nbsp;strengthened their credentials in any manner, or request an interview with the admissions committee?<br>
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Yes I just heard of two more people who got off the waitlist and were issued offers of admission!

My friend wrote a letter of continued interest, stating the other schools she has received acceptances from as well as scholarships she has been awarded. As far as I am aware, there were no new developments to add to her application. 

Yes I just heard of two more people who got off the waitlist and were issued offers of admission!<br><br>My friend wrote a letter of continued interest, stating the other schools she has received acceptances from as well as scholarships she has been awarded. As far as I am aware, there were no new developments to add to her application.&nbsp;
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Yxz204

Yes I just heard of two more people who got off the waitlist and were issued offers of admission!

My friend wrote a letter of continued interest, stating the other schools she has received acceptances from as well as scholarships she has been awarded. As far as I am aware, there were no new developments to add to her application. 


Congrats to your friend! I wish you all the best too. I didn't know that sending in letters of interest could improve admission chances, helpful to know.

Just one last query - is there a WA group for waitlisted applicants? I would like to join if there is one. 

[quote]Yes I just heard of two more people who got off the waitlist and were issued offers of admission!<br><br>My friend wrote a letter of continued interest, stating the other schools she has received acceptances from as well as scholarships she has been awarded. As far as I am aware, there were no new developments to add to her application.&nbsp; [/quote]<br><br>Congrats to your friend! I wish you all the best too. I didn't know that sending in letters of interest could improve admission chances, helpful to know.<br><br>Just one last query - is there a WA group for waitlisted applicants? I would like to join if there is one.&nbsp;
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I don’t think so! But we could make one to help provide clarity on the waitlist process. I am sure many candidates would be interested. 

I don’t think so! But we could make one to help provide clarity on the waitlist process. I am sure many candidates would be interested.&nbsp;
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