Stanford Fall 2015 admission


sah130

Hi guys,

So I applied Stanford's LST LLM in November, 2014. On 8
December, 2014, the status of my application changed to "Your file has been submitted for review".

Does anyone know how long after this can one expect a decision. I understand that SLS simply says that decisions will be communicated before April 1. But do the decision come in only in March or can they expected in December or January too?

Thanks in advance!

Hi guys,

So I applied Stanford's LST LLM in November, 2014. On 8
December, 2014, the status of my application changed to "Your file has been submitted for review".

Does anyone know how long after this can one expect a decision. I understand that SLS simply says that decisions will be communicated before April 1. But do the decision come in only in March or can they expected in December or January too?

Thanks in advance!
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hobbit

Hey I applied to SLS on 22 Nov...they sent an ack for the application, with promise to send me details on how to check the status online once my app has been processed....haven't received any email from them post that...when did u receive the email from SLS on how to track your app status. thanks. J

Hey I applied to SLS on 22 Nov...they sent an ack for the application, with promise to send me details on how to check the status online once my app has been processed....haven't received any email from them post that...when did u receive the email from SLS on how to track your app status. thanks. J
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sah130

Hi Hobbit. I applied on 19th Nov. Received the acknowledgment on 20th Nov. Received an email with log-in details for status check on 10 December. The status of my application changed to 'your application has been submitted for review' on 12th December.

Check your spam folder. Sometimes emails from universities may end up there.

Hi Hobbit. I applied on 19th Nov. Received the acknowledgment on 20th Nov. Received an email with log-in details for status check on 10 December. The status of my application changed to 'your application has been submitted for review' on 12th December.

Check your spam folder. Sometimes emails from universities may end up there.
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hobbit

Hey thanks sah130! I've rechecked, and haven't received any email yet. have written to SLS about this..would wait for their response. Thanks again. Cheers. J

Hey thanks sah130! I've rechecked, and haven't received any email yet. have written to SLS about this..would wait for their response. Thanks again. Cheers. J
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Jack13

Hey I applied to SLS on 22 Nov...they sent an ack for the application, with promise to send me details on how to check the status online once my app has been processed....haven't received any email from them post that...when did u receive the email from SLS on how to track your app status. thanks. J


Same here, I didn't receive the tracking status email as well.
Did you hear from them hobbit?

<blockquote>Hey I applied to SLS on 22 Nov...they sent an ack for the application, with promise to send me details on how to check the status online once my app has been processed....haven't received any email from them post that...when did u receive the email from SLS on how to track your app status. thanks. J</blockquote>

Same here, I didn't receive the tracking status email as well.
Did you hear from them hobbit?
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hobbit

Hi Jack13! I did..wrote an email to them and they responded that the application had not got finally processed and they sent me the details the next day...the app status has changed to "under review" for now.

Hi Jack13! I did..wrote an email to them and they responded that the application had not got finally processed and they sent me the details the next day...the app status has changed to "under review" for now.
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Jack13

Hi Jack13! I did..wrote an email to them and they responded that the application had not got finally processed and they sent me the details the next day...the app status has changed to "under review" for now.


Do you think I should email them like you did?

<blockquote>Hi Jack13! I did..wrote an email to them and they responded that the application had not got finally processed and they sent me the details the next day...the app status has changed to "under review" for now. </blockquote>

Do you think I should email them like you did?
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hobbit

Jack13, it doesn't harm if you write to them..it may be a coincidence that my application was processed on the same day as my email to SLS or may be not. A response to your email from SLS will certainly clarify your status.

Jack13, it doesn't harm if you write to them..it may be a coincidence that my application was processed on the same day as my email to SLS or may be not. A response to your email from SLS will certainly clarify your status.
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sah130

So I was going through last year's SLS forums and I note that Stanford starts giving decisions by mid-february. However, they seem to be very disorganized and some people have even waited till the end of April for a decision (acceptance/rejection both).

It is going to be a long cold winter (at least here in India) of wait!

All the best to everyone? Any LST applications here?

So I was going through last year's SLS forums and I note that Stanford starts giving decisions by mid-february. However, they seem to be very disorganized and some people have even waited till the end of April for a decision (acceptance/rejection both).

It is going to be a long cold winter (at least here in India) of wait!

All the best to everyone? Any LST applications here?
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hobbit

CGP

CGP
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NaSa19

Hi guys,

I know that you may waive the English requirement if you have work experience in ENGlish. I have been working at an US law firm here in Vietnam, and the working stuff is 95% in English (e.g. writting advice, memo, brief) Would this be sufficient for me to waive the English requirement ? Thanks :)

Hi guys,

I know that you may waive the English requirement if you have work experience in ENGlish. I have been working at an US law firm here in Vietnam, and the working stuff is 95% in English (e.g. writting advice, memo, brief) Would this be sufficient for me to waive the English requirement ? Thanks :)
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LLM_SLS

Any news?!!?!?

Any news?!!?!?
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noble2014

Good luck to all applicants.

I've just recognized that some schools, like Stanford, Colombia, have not IELTS information on their English as a second language test requirements. So, does it mean they do not accept IELTS scores?

Good luck to all applicants.

I've just recognized that some schools, like Stanford, Colombia, have not IELTS information on their English as a second language test requirements. So, does it mean they do not accept IELTS scores?
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noble2014

I've got one more question:
When I look at LSAC for applying, for example to Berkeley; the deadline date is passed as you know, however the status of Berkeley displays 'available'. What does this mean?

Good luck to all applicants.

I've just recognized that some schools, like Stanford, Colombia, have not IELTS information on their English as a second language test requirements. So, does it mean they do not accept IELTS scores?

I've got one more question:
When I look at LSAC for applying, for example to Berkeley; the deadline date is passed as you know, however the status of Berkeley displays 'available'. What does this mean?

<blockquote>Good luck to all applicants.

I've just recognized that some schools, like Stanford, Colombia, have not IELTS information on their English as a second language test requirements. So, does it mean they do not accept IELTS scores?</blockquote>
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imnc

Hi guys,

I know that you may waive the English requirement if you have work experience in ENGlish. I have been working at an US law firm here in Vietnam, and the working stuff is 95% in English (e.g. writting advice, memo, brief) Would this be sufficient for me to waive the English requirement ? Thanks :)


Hi, Last year a friend who applied and submitted a memo in English did not get it. I took precaution and submitted a small writeup in English and was granted a waiver.

<blockquote>Hi guys,

I know that you may waive the English requirement if you have work experience in ENGlish. I have been working at an US law firm here in Vietnam, and the working stuff is 95% in English (e.g. writting advice, memo, brief) Would this be sufficient for me to waive the English requirement ? Thanks :)</blockquote>

Hi, Last year a friend who applied and submitted a memo in English did not get it. I took precaution and submitted a small writeup in English and was granted a waiver.
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LLM_SLS

I will die!! very ansious for the decisions!! Any news?!?!

Upenn and Columbia already sent their decisions for early review.
Northwestern sent as well!!

nothing about stanford????

I will die!! very ansious for the decisions!! Any news?!?!

Upenn and Columbia already sent their decisions for early review.
Northwestern sent as well!!

nothing about stanford????
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LLM_SLS

Dear LLM's,

I wish good luck for all applicants!

Could you please share your experience? I talked to some alumni, and most of them have honor, 5-10% GPA, 2 - 5 years of experience...

Dear LLM's,

I wish good luck for all applicants!

Could you please share your experience? I talked to some alumni, and most of them have honor, 5-10% GPA, 2 - 5 years of experience...
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shimmer

Hey guys.

Any updates from Stanford? Did anyone receive any offer already?

Hey guys.

Any updates from Stanford? Did anyone receive any offer already?
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AWRKA

Nothing yet here. Heard that it will take up to March or April.

Good luck all

Nothing yet here. Heard that it will take up to March or April.

Good luck all
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shimmer

Which LL.M. program did you apply for?

Which LL.M. program did you apply for?
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