KCL English Law and Australian Law LLB and JD
Has anyone been accepted to this course? Do you know how many students they accept and if it is more or less competitive than the normal Law degree at KCL?
Reply 1
Sorry this is a bit late but from what I was told by KCL and their faculty is that this course is starting for its first time this year. They have around like 20 spots or smth but I have no idea how competitive or how many ppl applied, etc. Did u end up applying?
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by nam...Sorry this is a bit late but from what I was told by KCL and their faculty is that this course is starting for its first time this year. They have around like 20 spots or smth but I have no idea how competitive or how many ppl applied, etc. Did u end up applying?
Yes have applied but LNAT is only 23 so not hopeful. Have offers from Durham and Exeter so maybe essay was better than MC section, although I don’t think KCL consider essays. Who knows.
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by leighkgYes have applied but LNAT is only 23 so not hopeful. Have offers from Durham and Exeter so maybe essay was better than MC section, although I don’t think KCL consider essays. Who knows.
congrats on offers so far tho. i lowk just wanna know when they will let us know. are u aussie urself or international or?
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Kiwi and international. Thanks
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by leighkgYes have applied but LNAT is only 23 so not hopeful. Have offers from Durham and Exeter so maybe essay was better than MC section, although I don’t think KCL consider essays. Who knows.
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by accelirrjust wondering, if you got accepted?
Yes! Phew. Not confident 100% on getting predicted A*AA grades so let’s see on results day.
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by leighkgYes! Phew. Not confident 100% on getting predicted A*AA grades so let’s see on results day.
omg!! well done! im predicted A*AB right now but applicable for contextual, and the B should be put up to an A if i score well on my next test in september, do you think it was competitive? because this is my top choice i find the course so interesting!
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Hi,
I am also interested in applying for this course next year but I have no idea how to include my interest in studying Australian law in my personal statement. Do you have any suggestions?
I am also interested in applying for this course next year but I have no idea how to include my interest in studying Australian law in my personal statement. Do you have any suggestions?
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by Sleeper beetleHi,
I am also interested in applying for this course next year but I have no idea how to include my interest in studying Australian law in my personal statement. Do you have any suggestions?
I am also interested in applying for this course next year but I have no idea how to include my interest in studying Australian law in my personal statement. Do you have any suggestions?
i’m also thinking of applying, but its mostly because i have a particular interest in international law. if you find a sector you are interested in, look further and see how australian law deals with it, look into scholars and such
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by Sleeper beetleHi,
I am also interested in applying for this course next year but I have no idea how to include my interest in studying Australian law in my personal statement. Do you have any suggestions?
I am also interested in applying for this course next year but I have no idea how to include my interest in studying Australian law in my personal statement. Do you have any suggestions?
Born in NZ and raised as expat in Dubai so spoke about being a Third Culture Kid and the differences between legal systems in both regions.
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by leighkgBorn in NZ and raised as expat in Dubai so spoke about being a Third Culture Kid and the differences between legal systems in both regions.
do you think being linked to australia in some way is needed? and do you think it was competitive to get into?
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by leighkgBorn in NZ and raised as expat in Dubai so spoke about being a Third Culture Kid and the differences between legal systems in both regions.
also what did you score on the LNAT if you know. sorry im asking so many questions
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by accelirrdo you think being linked to australia in some way is needed? and do you think it was competitive to get into?
No I don’t think so. The Melbourne JD covers Australian and lots of Asian law and KCL LLB covers UK and European law so it’s just a very international course.
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by accelirralso what did you score on the LNAT if you know. sorry im asking so many questions
23 LNAT but I think essay was very strong. A*AA predicted and A for EPQ although they don’t care about that.
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by leighkg23 LNAT but I think essay was very strong. A*AA predicted and A for EPQ although they don’t care about that.
i thought kcl wanted above 30 for lnat wow thats refreshing to hear. since im interested in international law i really would love to do this course
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