Hello everyone!
I'm a recently graduated lawyer from Paraguay, it is of my interest to apply for several graduate programmes in the UK. Should bother applying to Oxford/Cambridge/LSE or will I get straight out rejected?
Although I still don't know as I haven't got the official list yet, for sure I’m among the 10% best graduates of my class, perhaps 20% at the lowest (My grades aren’t perfect, 4.23 out of 5) two years of work experience (one in Intellectual Property and one in commercial law). Also, I have a recent publication in an international academic journal, finally I teach commercial law at my university.
I don't know if it is of any use but I have many extracurricular activities to support my application, such as being president of several academic clubs and active sportsman.
Should I give it a try?
Should I bother applying to Oxford MLF/ Cambridge MCL / LSE LLM
Posted Feb 16, 2023 01:28
Hello everyone!
I'm a recently graduated lawyer from Paraguay, it is of my interest to apply for several graduate programmes in the UK. Should bother applying to Oxford/Cambridge/LSE or will I get straight out rejected?
Although I still don't know as I haven't got the official list yet, for sure I’m among the 10% best graduates of my class, perhaps 20% at the lowest (My grades aren’t perfect, 4.23 out of 5) two years of work experience (one in Intellectual Property and one in commercial law). Also, I have a recent publication in an international academic journal, finally I teach commercial law at my university.
I don't know if it is of any use but I have many extracurricular activities to support my application, such as being president of several academic clubs and active sportsman.
Should I give it a try?
I'm a recently graduated lawyer from Paraguay, it is of my interest to apply for several graduate programmes in the UK. Should bother applying to Oxford/Cambridge/LSE or will I get straight out rejected?
Although I still don't know as I haven't got the official list yet, for sure I’m among the 10% best graduates of my class, perhaps 20% at the lowest (My grades aren’t perfect, 4.23 out of 5) two years of work experience (one in Intellectual Property and one in commercial law). Also, I have a recent publication in an international academic journal, finally I teach commercial law at my university.
I don't know if it is of any use but I have many extracurricular activities to support my application, such as being president of several academic clubs and active sportsman.
Should I give it a try?
Posted Feb 16, 2023 08:36
Hello everyone!
I'm a recently graduated lawyer from Paraguay, it is of my interest to apply for several graduate programmes in the UK. Should bother applying to Oxford/Cambridge/LSE or will I get straight out rejected?
Although I still don't know as I haven't got the official list yet, for sure I’m among the 10% best graduates of my class, perhaps 20% at the lowest (My grades aren’t perfect, 4.23 out of 5) two years of work experience (one in Intellectual Property and one in commercial law). Also, I have a recent publication in an international academic journal, finally I teach commercial law at my university.
I don't know if it is of any use but I have many extracurricular activities to support my application, such as being president of several academic clubs and active sportsman.
Should I give it a try?
Oxford and Cambridge deadlines have already passed so applications are closed for this year. LSE is still open and I'd give it a go if I were you - obviously I'm not on the admissions committee but my CV isn't far off from yours and I got an offer. It is rolling offers though so the sooner you apply, the better. Best of luck!
[quote]Hello everyone!
I'm a recently graduated lawyer from Paraguay, it is of my interest to apply for several graduate programmes in the UK. Should bother applying to Oxford/Cambridge/LSE or will I get straight out rejected?
Although I still don't know as I haven't got the official list yet, for sure I’m among the 10% best graduates of my class, perhaps 20% at the lowest (My grades aren’t perfect, 4.23 out of 5) two years of work experience (one in Intellectual Property and one in commercial law). Also, I have a recent publication in an international academic journal, finally I teach commercial law at my university.
I don't know if it is of any use but I have many extracurricular activities to support my application, such as being president of several academic clubs and active sportsman.
Should I give it a try? [/quote]<br><br>Oxford and Cambridge deadlines have already passed so applications are closed for this year. LSE is still open and I'd give it a go if I were you - obviously I'm not on the admissions committee but my CV isn't far off from yours and I got an offer. It is rolling offers though so the sooner you apply, the better. Best of luck!<br>
I'm a recently graduated lawyer from Paraguay, it is of my interest to apply for several graduate programmes in the UK. Should bother applying to Oxford/Cambridge/LSE or will I get straight out rejected?
Although I still don't know as I haven't got the official list yet, for sure I’m among the 10% best graduates of my class, perhaps 20% at the lowest (My grades aren’t perfect, 4.23 out of 5) two years of work experience (one in Intellectual Property and one in commercial law). Also, I have a recent publication in an international academic journal, finally I teach commercial law at my university.
I don't know if it is of any use but I have many extracurricular activities to support my application, such as being president of several academic clubs and active sportsman.
Should I give it a try? [/quote]<br><br>Oxford and Cambridge deadlines have already passed so applications are closed for this year. LSE is still open and I'd give it a go if I were you - obviously I'm not on the admissions committee but my CV isn't far off from yours and I got an offer. It is rolling offers though so the sooner you apply, the better. Best of luck!<br>
Posted Feb 16, 2023 13:51
I forgot to mention that my plan is to apply next year. Based on what you said, I guess if there is chance of getting accepted in LSE I should try Oxford and Cambridge as well, right?
I forgot to mention that my plan is to apply next year. Based on what you said, I guess if there is chance of getting accepted in LSE I should try Oxford and Cambridge as well, right? <br>
Posted Feb 16, 2023 14:56
I forgot to mention that my plan is to apply next year. Based on what you said, I guess if there is chance of getting accepted in LSE I should try Oxford and Cambridge as well, right?
Might as well give it a go!
[quote]I forgot to mention that my plan is to apply next year. Based on what you said, I guess if there is chance of getting accepted in LSE I should try Oxford and Cambridge as well, right? <br> [/quote]<br><br>Might as well give it a go!
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