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I applied to the corporate governance & practice llm, and still waiting for the decision. I dont understand whats going on.... Is there someone in the same position?

I applied to the corporate governance & practice llm, and still waiting for the decision. I dont understand whats going on.... Is there someone in the same position?
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I think I ve lost hope :( Also online app. is down.

I think I ve lost hope :( Also online app. is down.
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tsis

what do you mean online app. is down??

what do you mean online app. is down??
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ı meant the track your status section. but it is ok now. But still I think I have lost hope :(

ı meant the track your status section. but it is ok now. But still I think I have lost hope :(
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Can anyone give a piece of advice on whether or not should I accept SLS's LST over HLS's general LL.M.? I was surprinsingly admitted in both programs and can't make up my mind. Thanks,


HLS general ! I would do so . And also just for the records I am not waitlisted for LST:)))

<blockquote>Can anyone give a piece of advice on whether or not should I accept SLS's LST over HLS's general LL.M.? I was surprinsingly admitted in both programs and can't make up my mind. Thanks, </blockquote>

HLS general ! I would do so . And also just for the records I am not waitlisted for LST:)))
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tsis

accept the Harvard one so that waitlisted applicants got a chance..one way or another both unis are top...but again, it depends on ur area of interest..

accept the Harvard one so that waitlisted applicants got a chance..one way or another both unis are top...but again, it depends on ur area of interest..
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tony_cash

I applied to the corporate governance & practice llm, and still waiting for the decision. I dont understand whats going on.... Is there someone in the same position?
I am in the same position. Nothing yet. They seem to be quite unprofessional. At least they should send out
rejections

<blockquote>I applied to the corporate governance & practice llm, and still waiting for the decision. I dont understand whats going on.... Is there someone in the same position? </blockquote> I am in the same position. Nothing yet. They seem to be quite unprofessional. At least they should send out
rejections
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rannvijay

As regards Harvard v. Stanford - Stanford is said to be more exclusive? Better location with companies+law firms with good tech law practices. If you are doing LST, I'd say Stanford, mate.

But then - Harvard is a well recognized name EVERYWHERE. They also have the Berkman centre. I'd say it depends on your goals - academia - Harvard might be a good idea?

I envy you, btw.

As regards Harvard v. Stanford - Stanford is said to be more exclusive? Better location with companies+law firms with good tech law practices. If you are doing LST, I'd say Stanford, mate.

But then - Harvard is a well recognized name EVERYWHERE. They also have the Berkman centre. I'd say it depends on your goals - academia - Harvard might be a good idea?

I envy you, btw.

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Dargwen

To irmamx: tough call, although I suppose financial aid is an important part of the equation and SLS gives out none. If money is not an issue, I'd say SLS. It is more selective (while Harvard admits some 220 applicants per year, SLS's ELP program, for instance, seats 5-8) and the fact that it actually has concentration areas as opposed to a general LL.M. is a big advantage - for me at least. HLS's brand is of course very well-known outside the US, so if you want to make an impression back home it might be the school for you, but I don't actually think that'd be the best motivation for your decision. Finally, if you're into rankings (another debatable issue, but anyways), note that SLS used to rank higher than HLS - this year it's a tie.

To irmamx: tough call, although I suppose financial aid is an important part of the equation and SLS gives out none. If money is not an issue, I'd say SLS. It is more selective (while Harvard admits some 220 applicants per year, SLS's ELP program, for instance, seats 5-8) and the fact that it actually has concentration areas as opposed to a general LL.M. is a big advantage - for me at least. HLS's brand is of course very well-known outside the US, so if you want to make an impression back home it might be the school for you, but I don't actually think that'd be the best motivation for your decision. Finally, if you're into rankings (another debatable issue, but anyways), note that SLS used to rank higher than HLS - this year it's a tie.
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I applied to the corporate governance & practice llm, and still waiting for the decision. I dont understand whats going on.... Is there someone in the same position?
I am in the same position. Nothing yet. They seem to be quite unprofessional. At least they should send out
rejections


To all fellow applicants nearly losing patience - I just called SLS's Office of Admissions, and was told that decisions of all programmes had been made out, therefore applicants would know their decisions by the end of this week. Good luck to all!

<blockquote><blockquote>I applied to the corporate governance & practice llm, and still waiting for the decision. I dont understand whats going on.... Is there someone in the same position? </blockquote> I am in the same position. Nothing yet. They seem to be quite unprofessional. At least they should send out
rejections</blockquote>

To all fellow applicants nearly losing patience - I just called SLS's Office of Admissions, and was told that decisions of all programmes had been made out, therefore applicants would know their decisions by the end of this week. Good luck to all!
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Gus

Hello everybody!
April 2nd 2013... Any news yet? I've applied for the Corporate Governance program, but no answer yet.
Cheers,

Hello everybody!
April 2nd 2013... Any news yet? I've applied for the Corporate Governance program, but no answer yet.
Cheers,
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irmamx

Thank you all, I do find your comments very helpful. Although I wouldn't say that being SLS more selective than HLS makes it a no-brainer. In my opinion this has to do with the fact that SLS has a smaller law school this was actually mentioned during my phone interview, which btw I did receive, whereas HLS is the oldest law school in the US, hence it can host a larger llm program by now. Dont you think?

The fact that SLS has concentration areas is a strong argument though!

Still dont know what to do, any additional thoughts? Btw. for those in the waitlist: the given deadline for the LST is May 1st! Good luck!

Thank you all, I do find your comments very helpful. Although I wouldn't say that being SLS more selective than HLS makes it a no-brainer. In my opinion this has to do with the fact that SLS has a smaller law school –this was actually mentioned during my phone interview, which btw I did receive, whereas HLS is the oldest law school in the US, hence it can host a larger llm program by now. Don’t you think?

The fact that SLS has concentration areas is a strong argument though!

Still don’t know what to do, any additional thoughts? Btw. for those in the waitlist: the given deadline for the LST is May 1st! Good luck!
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I wrote to SLS regaring my application, this is their answer:
Thank you for your email and your patience with our review process.
Please know that offers of admissions have been announced for the LLM
program in Corporate Governance & Practice.  However, we are still
finalizing the LLM and SPILS applications.  No final decision has been
made on your application.  You are welcome to contact us again at the
end of this week to check for any updates to your file.

Sincerely,

Stanford Law School


I apply to the corporate governance llm.... I guess if decisions were annouced and i did not get anything from them it means that i will soon get the rejection.... Any comments?

I wrote to SLS regaring my application, this is their answer:
Thank you for your email and your patience with our review process.
Please know that offers of admissions have been announced for the LLM
program in Corporate Governance & Practice.  However, we are still
finalizing the LLM and SPILS applications.  No final decision has been
made on your application.  You are welcome to contact us again at the
end of this week to check for any updates to your file.

Sincerely,

Stanford Law School


I apply to the corporate governance llm.... I guess if decisions were annouced and i did not get anything from them it means that i will soon get the rejection.... Any comments?

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lawyercupl

I wrote to SLS regaring my application, this is their answer:
Thank you for your email and your patience with our review process.
Please know that offers of admissions have been announced for the LLM
program in Corporate Governance & Practice.  However, we are still
finalizing the LLM and SPILS applications.  No final decision has been
made on your application.  You are welcome to contact us again at the
end of this week to check for any updates to your file.

Sincerely,

Stanford Law School


I apply to the corporate governance llm.... I guess if decisions were annouced and i did not get anything from them it means that i will soon get the rejection.... Any comments?




really?

<blockquote>I wrote to SLS regaring my application, this is their answer:
Thank you for your email and your patience with our review process.
Please know that offers of admissions have been announced for the LLM
program in Corporate Governance & Practice.  However, we are still
finalizing the LLM and SPILS applications.  No final decision has been
made on your application.  You are welcome to contact us again at the
end of this week to check for any updates to your file.

Sincerely,

Stanford Law School


I apply to the corporate governance llm.... I guess if decisions were annouced and i did not get anything from them it means that i will soon get the rejection.... Any comments?

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really?
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tracy77

I wrote to SLS regaring my application, this is their answer:
Thank you for your email and your patience with our review process.
Please know that offers of admissions have been announced for the LLM
program in Corporate Governance & Practice.  However, we are still
finalizing the LLM and SPILS applications.  No final decision has been
made on your application.  You are welcome to contact us again at the
end of this week to check for any updates to your file.

Sincerely,

Stanford Law School


I apply to the corporate governance llm.... I guess if decisions were annouced and i did not get anything from them it means that i will soon get the rejection.... Any comments?



I think so...

<blockquote>I wrote to SLS regaring my application, this is their answer:
Thank you for your email and your patience with our review process.
Please know that offers of admissions have been announced for the LLM
program in Corporate Governance & Practice.  However, we are still
finalizing the LLM and SPILS applications.  No final decision has been
made on your application.  You are welcome to contact us again at the
end of this week to check for any updates to your file.

Sincerely,

Stanford Law School


I apply to the corporate governance llm.... I guess if decisions were annouced and i did not get anything from them it means that i will soon get the rejection.... Any comments?

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I think so...
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so two days to go :/

so two days to go :/
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snowdragon

I applied for the corporate program and haven't heard anything yet.

I applied for the corporate program and haven't heard anything yet.
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Kat14

Waitlisted for LST (received the email 10 hours ago).

Waitlisted for LST (received the email 10 hours ago).
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mdm31

Thank you all, I do find your comments very helpful. Although I wouldn't say that being SLS more selective than HLS makes it a no-brainer. In my opinion this has to do with the fact that SLS has a smaller law school this was actually mentioned during my phone interview, which btw I did receive, whereas HLS is the oldest law school in the US, hence it can host a larger llm program by now. Dont you think?

The fact that SLS has concentration areas is a strong argument though!

Still dont know what to do, any additional thoughts? Btw. for those in the waitlist: the given deadline for the LST is May 1st! Good luck!


Honestly? Just choose the city you want to spend 1 year in. You cant choose wrong between SLS and HLS.

<blockquote>Thank you all, I do find your comments very helpful. Although I wouldn't say that being SLS more selective than HLS makes it a no-brainer. In my opinion this has to do with the fact that SLS has a smaller law school –this was actually mentioned during my phone interview, which btw I did receive, whereas HLS is the oldest law school in the US, hence it can host a larger llm program by now. Don’t you think?

The fact that SLS has concentration areas is a strong argument though!

Still don’t know what to do, any additional thoughts? Btw. for those in the waitlist: the given deadline for the LST is May 1st! Good luck!</blockquote>

Honestly? Just choose the city you want to spend 1 year in. You cant choose wrong between SLS and HLS.
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tsis

goodmorning everybody!! so did anyone receive anything yesterday. i still wanna hope that the LST program has not closed yet. i do believe that the admitted ones have already been notified..do y think that there are still chances for open spots or not ?? I do not mean waitlist etc.
anw, this attitude, not informing us, is rather unprofessional. everybody should be aware of the decision by now..

goodmorning everybody!! so did anyone receive anything yesterday. i still wanna hope that the LST program has not closed yet. i do believe that the admitted ones have already been notified..do y think that there are still chances for open spots or not ?? I do not mean waitlist etc.
anw, this attitude, not informing us, is rather unprofessional. everybody should be aware of the decision by now..
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