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doph

I have to make a decision: Going to a LLM which is not my first choice or re-apply next year (I don't want to give-up).
But do you know if the second application (in a same university) is automatically rejected? Is there somebody here who have been rejected last year and accepted now (with different letters, new toefl, more experience)...?
I would greatly appreciate you help and your experiences..
Thanks...


I have to make a decision: Going to a LLM which is not my first choice or re-apply next year (I don't want to give-up).
But do you know if the second application (in a same university) is automatically rejected? Is there somebody here who have been rejected last year and accepted now (with different letters, new toefl, more experience)...?
I would greatly appreciate you help and your experiences..
Thanks...
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peggyw77

hi,
I am sure that 2nd application will not be automatically rejected. Besides better recommendations and TOEFL, I think the most important thing is to show the schools what progress you have made and what makes you believe that you will be of value to those schools.
Yes, I was rejected before. I applied to some top law schools a year before I graduated from college, and I got rejected by most top 10 law schools. I tried again this year, and got admitted to almost all schools I applied except one. I did not retake TOEFL, but I got better recommendations and resume.
If you are determined to apply again next year, then you have to do A LOT in one year. But I am sure it is worth trying! It is surely probable to get into the school you want next time. My suggestion is don't go to the school not your first choice unless you "have to do it" in this year.
Good luck!

hi,
I am sure that 2nd application will not be automatically rejected. Besides better recommendations and TOEFL, I think the most important thing is to show the schools what progress you have made and what makes you believe that you will be of value to those schools.
Yes, I was rejected before. I applied to some top law schools a year before I graduated from college, and I got rejected by most top 10 law schools. I tried again this year, and got admitted to almost all schools I applied except one. I did not retake TOEFL, but I got better recommendations and resume.
If you are determined to apply again next year, then you have to do A LOT in one year. But I am sure it is worth trying! It is surely probable to get into the school you want next time. My suggestion is don't go to the school not your first choice unless you "have to do it" in this year.
Good luck!
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doph

Thanks a lot Peggy! What you said is very helpful...
so NYU accepted you on a second application? It a great hope for me.I think I should re-apply ( my relatives advice me to go to one of the schools I've been admitted, but i don't REALLY want it..). Is there someone who had the same experience?

Thanks a lot Peggy! What you said is very helpful...
so NYU accepted you on a second application? It a great hope for me.I think I should re-apply ( my relatives advice me to go to one of the schools I've been admitted, but i don't REALLY want it..). Is there someone who had the same experience?
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gregory

Hi,

I know some people who had been rejected earlier by universities and then were accepted later by the same institutions (it was not NYU though but other respectable unis). I am quite positive that there is no automatic rejection. I would suggest you to wait and try it again next year. (Especially if it is a dream LLM for you). Nevertheless, after a second rejection i would accept the available offer.

Hi,

I know some people who had been rejected earlier by universities and then were accepted later by the same institutions (it was not NYU though but other respectable unis). I am quite positive that there is no automatic rejection. I would suggest you to wait and try it again next year. (Especially if it is a dream LLM for you). Nevertheless, after a second rejection i would accept the available offer.


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doph

Thank you Gregory, I should do that!

Thank you Gregory, I should do that!
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