Hi all,
Has anyone got experience of how to deal with the strange requests of some universities when you are a foreign student? I mean, I have a French law degree, but transcripts with literal translations have to be sent directly by the French university. Now my question is: anyone who has ever studied in France knows that the likelihood of the university's administration translating and/or sending anything is wild science fiction, let alone filling in forms about ranking (which do not exist) in English. Then again, I can see that there are some French LLM graduates, so how do they do it?
If there is anyone out there in the same situation, or even better who has successfully managed to get through admission, any advice would be welcome! More precisely, what are the papers you have sent and how did you get a translation sent directly by the Uni?
Thanks to all!
Transcripts and other paperwork for foreign (French) students
Posted Sep 09, 2005 18:10
Hi all,
Has anyone got experience of how to deal with the strange requests of some universities when you are a foreign student? I mean, I have a French law degree, but transcripts with literal translations have to be sent directly by the French university. Now my question is: anyone who has ever studied in France knows that the likelihood of the university's administration translating and/or sending anything is wild science fiction, let alone filling in forms about ranking (which do not exist) in English. Then again, I can see that there are some French LLM graduates, so how do they do it?
If there is anyone out there in the same situation, or even better who has successfully managed to get through admission, any advice would be welcome! More precisely, what are the papers you have sent and how did you get a translation sent directly by the Uni?
Thanks to all!
Has anyone got experience of how to deal with the strange requests of some universities when you are a foreign student? I mean, I have a French law degree, but transcripts with literal translations have to be sent directly by the French university. Now my question is: anyone who has ever studied in France knows that the likelihood of the university's administration translating and/or sending anything is wild science fiction, let alone filling in forms about ranking (which do not exist) in English. Then again, I can see that there are some French LLM graduates, so how do they do it?
If there is anyone out there in the same situation, or even better who has successfully managed to get through admission, any advice would be welcome! More precisely, what are the papers you have sent and how did you get a translation sent directly by the Uni?
Thanks to all!
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