This thread is for people interested in the admission decision status of Stanford's LLM Programs and the SPILS.
As Stanford interviews, it would be great to know
1. whether people have already been interviewed and for what program;
2. What the questions were;
3. Whether they have been admitted or not.

I informed Stanford about my acceptance to Columbia yesterday and They said that they are not going to make a decision until April.

Good luck to everyone...

This thread is for people interested in the admission decision status of Stanford's LLM Programs and the SPILS.
As Stanford interviews, it would be great to know
1. whether people have already been interviewed and for what program;
2. What the questions were;
3. Whether they have been admitted or not.

Hi Oldtimer, can you tell us
- How old are you?
-Where you come from?
-When did you receive your Application complete email?

Thanks!!

This thread is for people interested in the admission decision status of Stanford's LLM Programs and the SPILS.
As Stanford interviews, it would be great to know
1. whether people have already been interviewed and for what program;
2. What the questions were;
3. Whether they have been admitted or not.

Congrats to those admitted and all the best to the others!

From what I heard, no news may still be good news!

Hi,

I got admitted to the SPILS yesterday after a short phone chat.

I submitted my application at the deadline in December, though it was complete in early February only after two references went astray.

Really happy! Good luck to everyone else!

Hi guys,

Just got a call from SLS, for a quick "interview" (more like a friendly chat). No decision, however.

The interviewer told me that they might be releasing decisions in two weeks.

Just for your reference, Im a candidate for the LL.M. in Law, Science & Technology.

Best of luck for all of us!

Hi guys,

Just got a call from SLS, for a quick "interview" (more like a friendly chat). No decision, however.

The interviewer told me that they might be releasing decisions in two weeks.

Just for your reference, Im a candidate for the LL.M. in Law, Science & Technology.

Best of luck for all of us!

This thread is for people interested in the admission decision status of Stanford's LLM Programs and the SPILS.
As Stanford interviews, it would be great to know
1. whether people have already been interviewed and for what program;
2. What the questions were;
3. Whether they have been admitted or not.

Hi everyone. I was admitted to SPILS today. No interview. Best of luck to all

Hi,

I got admitted to the SPILS yesterday after a short phone chat.

I submitted my application at the deadline in December, though it was complete in early February only after two references went astray.

Really happy! Good luck to everyone else!

Got a call too this morning, surprisingly. Hope to hear from them within 1-2 weeks.

Got a call too this morning, surprisingly. Hope to hear from them within 1-2 weeks.

I applied for the LLM program of Law, Science & Technology.

I applied for the LLM program of Law, Science & Technology.

So it seems that they have sent admissions only for SPILS and LLM in IP yet

Anyone applied for Corporate Governance & Practice ?

So, they may be doing a program per week.

Does anybody know what the deferral policy is?

From what I've read in this forum (from last year posts), they don't accept deferral to the next year.

They have so many applicants for so few seats, they don't want to defer, and they also give almost no scolarship :/


But as I'm not 100% sure, you should ask them by email ;)

I received a call last Thursday. They told me that decisions will be released in two weeks. I am Brazilian and I am applying for the LLM in Science and Technology. Will let you know about any developments. If any of you are also Brazilian, let's share.
Best,
ksks

It seems that some applicants got admitted to SLS without telephone interview according to the posts last year. I also know someone who got waitlisted even after a telephone interview in the past.

I am curious with the standard they use to decide to "call" or "not to call"...