English language requirement

alexs

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Posted Dec 31, 2008 06:04

I intend to apply for an LLM in business law at Northwestern, Georgetown, UCLA. Since i am currently studying for an LLM degree in London i do not have any time to give the TOEFL exams. Do you know if waivers of english language requirements are given; For example my current program is in English, the university is one of the top in the U.K and i have a 7.5 as an overall score at the IELTS

THANK YOU SO MUCH

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mauricel

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Posted Dec 31, 2008 07:40

I intend to apply for an LLM in business law at Northwestern, Georgetown, UCLA. Since i am currently studying for an LLM degree in London i do not have any time to give the TOEFL exams. Do you know if waivers of english language requirements are given; For example my current program is in English, the university is one of the top in the U.K and i have a 7.5 as an overall score at the IELTS

THANK YOU SO MUCH

How many years do you have your education in English? To share my experience in applying UCLA, they may grant you a waiver of TOEFL if your 1st degree [ie BA or LLB] are instructed in English. Just write them a letter together with your application why you should be granted for such would be fine.

For your information, my degrees (BA, MA and JD) are all instructed in English.

Good luck.

regards
maurice

<blockquote>I intend to apply for an LLM in business law at Northwestern, Georgetown, UCLA. Since i am currently studying for an LLM degree in London i do not have any time to give the TOEFL exams. Do you know if waivers of english language requirements are given; For example my current program is in English, the university is one of the top in the U.K and i have a 7.5 as an overall score at the IELTS

THANK YOU SO MUCH </blockquote>

How many years do you have your education in English? To share my experience in applying UCLA, they may grant you a waiver of TOEFL if your 1st degree [ie BA or LLB] are instructed in English. Just write them a letter together with your application why you should be granted for such would be fine.

For your information, my degrees (BA, MA and JD) are all instructed in English.

Good luck.

regards
maurice

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