Dear Rajat:

Thanx a lot.Sometimes we applicants seek certainty over time limits, mainly amid this terrible waiting time.However, even admission commitees at times postpone their decisions for some reason,which could happen in this case(hope not though) .Maybe the best thing to do is TRY TO RELAX, if possible...
cheers!

Did any one receive any email for phone interview for SPILS programme?

Just got rejection via e-mail, good luck to all who are still waiting!

now only wait for HLS to make my decision....

Just got my rejection e-mail, too. Good luck and God bless everyone who is still waiting for their SPILS admissions results.

I am also rejected. It seems that they began to send decisions.
Good luck to all. Hope to hear good news here soon~

I am also rejected. It seems that they began to send decisions.
Good luck to all. Hope to hear good news here soon~

Sorry I made a mistake...I got the wrong information!

congrats! Can you introduce her background?

My friend, from Taiwan, got an acceptance from Stanford SPILS yesterday. 3 days before that she had a telephone interview.

My friend, from Taiwan, got an acceptance from Stanford SPILS yesterday. 3 days before that she had a telephone interview.

So there is an interview......

Hi,this is Nidia from Taiwan.
I received a phone interveiw on Wednesday and got the admission email from Stanford to the LLM Program in Law, Scoence & Technology yesterday(March,24).

Good luck to you all.

Sorry, the guy applying for SPILS from Taiwan is still waiting, has not got the acceptance. I was told that llm has released the result and interview for llm applicants has been held, but I misunderstood that SPILS also did so. Moreover, I mistyped "he" into "she". I thus correct my statement and apologize for the stir I caused. As far as I know, until now everyone applying for SPILS is still waiting. Good luck to everyone applying for this program.

Regarding to SPILS, my rejection email came on Mar 22.
My friends were also rejected on that day.

I dont know if it is a good sign that you havent got anything yet. Cuz I dont know anyone got in SPILS yet (in Taiwan).
I think you can also try to email to SLS.

Good luck!

Hi, sorry for being somewhat late in the discussion, I got accepted to SPILS last tuesday (by phone), had a phone interview the week before.

congrats! Can you share us your background?
(nationality, degree owned, GPA, TOEFL, work experience etc.) Thank you!
PS. what is the interview about? is it hard?

well, I'm austrian/norwegian, am currently working on my phd, have an academic background, mostly international law.
the phone interview was not hard at all, they were very nice actually, just had to answer questions about my work experience, what I was working on right now, why I wanted to go to stanford, that kind of thing, but nothing new to them (it was all on my resume anyways). It seemed that they just wanted to hear you speak english.

Regarding to SPILS, my rejection email came on Mar 22.
My friends were also rejected on that day.

I dont know if it is a good sign that you havent got anything yet. Cuz I dont know anyone got in SPILS yet (in Taiwan).
I think you can also try to email to SLS.

Good luck!

Wow! Congrats!

Please help me with this as I prepare my applications for the next year SPILS admissions. am from India and have got a JD from India and LLM from the US (Notre Dame). Am currently teaching international human rights law in a prestigious law school in India. Am I eligible to apply for the SPILS program considering they prefer those who have law a degree from outside of the US? Also, what tips would you suggest for the preparation of application? What about funding - as I cannot afford a single penny????? How important are publications???

well, I'm austrian/norwegian, am currently working on my phd, have an academic background, mostly international law.
the phone interview was not hard at all, they were very nice actually, just had to answer questions about my work experience, what I was working on right now, why I wanted to go to stanford, that kind of thing, but nothing new to them (it was all on my resume anyways). It seemed that they just wanted to hear you speak english.

Please help me with this as I prepare my applications for the next year SPILS admissions. am from India and have got a JD from India and LLM from the US (Notre Dame). Am currently teaching international human rights law in a prestigious law school in India. Am I eligible to apply for the SPILS program considering they prefer those who have law a degree from outside of the US? Also, what tips would you suggest for the preparation of application?