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noah918

3 6

Posted Dec 25, 2021 17:39

Hey, Just got admission from Vandy!! Anybody else? Can we get in touch? Have a great day！

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Shakalaka ...

26 22

Posted Feb 02, 2022 12:57

Hey, Just got admission from Vandy!! Anybody else? Can we get in touch? Have a great day！

Hello noah918, Congratulations! Did you receive an email from them regarding the admission? The portal does not say anthing

[quote]Hey, Just got admission from Vandy!! Anybody else? Can we get in touch? Have a great day！ [/quote] Hello noah918, Congratulations! Did you receive an email from them regarding the admission? The portal does not say anthing

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noah918

3 6

Posted Feb 02, 2022 13:05

Hey, Just got admission from Vandy!! Anybody else? Can we get in touch? Have a great day！

Hello noah918, Congratulations! Did you receive an email from them regarding the admission? The portal does not say anthing

[quote][quote]Hey, Just got admission from Vandy!! Anybody else? Can we get in touch? Have a great day！ [/quote] Hello noah918, Congratulations! Did you receive an email from them regarding the admission? The portal does not say anthing [/quote] Hey, thank you !! I received an email that said there is a change about my portal status and I logged on my portal. Then I knew I got admitted. I guess you will not know the exact result through the email but the portal itself. The email only tells you there is a change.

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Shakalaka ...

26 22

Posted Feb 02, 2022 15:19

Hey, thank you !! I received an email that said there is a change about my portal status and I logged on my portal. Then I knew I got admitted. I guess you will not know the exact result through the email but the portal itself. The email only tells you there is a change.

That's great and thanks for your response. Also, I was also thinking of pursuing a JD, and I prefer to choose a school which is more convenient for me to transfer from LLM to JD program. I heard that Vanderbilt's LLM students can transfer to JD program without taking the LSAT and they can complete JD in 2 years. Do any of you know some details about the transfer and how many students transfer successfully each year?

Hey, thank you !! I received an email that said there is a change about my portal status and I logged on my portal. Then I knew I got admitted. I guess you will not know the exact result through the email but the portal itself. The email only tells you there is a change. [/quote] That's great and thanks for your response. Also, I was also thinking of pursuing a JD, and I prefer to choose a school which is more convenient for me to transfer from LLM to JD program. I heard that Vanderbilt's LLM students can transfer to JD program without taking the LSAT and they can complete JD in 2 years. Do any of you know some details about the transfer and how many students transfer successfully each year?

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noah918

3 6

Posted Feb 02, 2022 15:22

Hey, thank you !! I received an email that said there is a change about my portal status and I logged on my portal. Then I knew I got admitted. I guess you will not know the exact result through the email but the portal itself. The email only tells you there is a change.

That's great and thanks for your response. Also, I was also thinking of pursuing a JD, and I prefer to choose a school which is more convenient for me to transfer from LLM to JD program. I heard that Vanderbilt's LLM students can transfer to JD program without taking the LSAT and they can complete JD in 2 years. Do any of you know some details about the transfer and how many students transfer successfully each year?

Sorry, I do not know about the JD information. I highly recommend you search Vandy web and ask Vandy directly.

[quote]Hey, thank you !! I received an email that said there is a change about my portal status and I logged on my portal. Then I knew I got admitted. I guess you will not know the exact result through the email but the portal itself. The email only tells you there is a change. [/quote] That's great and thanks for your response. Also, I was also thinking of pursuing a JD, and I prefer to choose a school which is more convenient for me to transfer from LLM to JD program. I heard that Vanderbilt's LLM students can transfer to JD program without taking the LSAT and they can complete JD in 2 years. Do any of you know some details about the transfer and how many students transfer successfully each year?  [/quote] Sorry, I do not know about the JD information. I highly recommend you  search Vandy web and ask Vandy directly.

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brtaxlaw

13 5

Posted Feb 11, 2022 18:16

Hey, Just got admission from Vandy!! Anybody else? Can we get in touch? Have a great day！

I got an admission too, and the black box!! Have you gotten any news about scholarship yet?

[quote]Hey, Just got admission from Vandy!! Anybody else? Can we get in touch? Have a great day！ [/quote] I got an admission too, and the black box!! Have you gotten any news about scholarship yet?

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noah918

3 6

Posted Feb 12, 2022 04:48

Hey, Just got admission from Vandy!! Anybody else? Can we get in touch? Have a great day！

I got an admission too, and the black box!! Have you gotten any news about scholarship yet?

No, vandy said they will send scholarship decision late Feb.

[quote][quote]Hey, Just got admission from Vandy!! Anybody else? Can we get in touch? Have a great day！ [/quote] I got an admission too, and the black box!! Have you gotten any news about scholarship yet? [/quote] No, vandy said they will send scholarship decision late Feb.

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noah918

3 6

Posted Mar 08, 2022 04:07

still no scholarship message。。。

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e_castrol

49 47

Posted Mar 15, 2022 14:43

Hi, I also got admitted and received a very generous scholarship, so I'm strongly considering enrollment.

Does anyone know about what are the job prospects for LLMs after graduation (whether in Nashville or other US cities)?

Hi, I also got admitted and received a very generous scholarship, so I'm strongly considering enrollment.  Does anyone know about what are the job prospects for LLMs after graduation (whether in Nashville or other US cities)?

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