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sid987

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Posted Mar 18, 2015 22:07

56 is the non-EU list ?

Does anyone know the current status, what is the last rank that usually gets in ?

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Rufus17

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Posted Mar 19, 2015 02:49

56 is the non-EU list ?

Does anyone know the current status, what is the last rank that usually gets in ?

It's not clear what the final rank to get in will be, but a lot of people refuse admission if they don't get a waiver or scholarship from the look of previous years.

<blockquote>56 is the non-EU list ?

Does anyone know the current status, what is the last rank that usually gets in ?</blockquote>

It's not clear what the final rank to get in will be, but a lot of people refuse admission if they don't get a waiver or scholarship from the look of previous years.

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Posted Mar 19, 2015 22:26

My admission mail said there were roughly 75 places for "programme country (EU) students", but they would admit more applicants in the first place because of the withdrawals.
Does anyone know her allocations yet? I am so excited :D!

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Rufus17

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Posted Mar 20, 2015 01:43

My admission mail said there were roughly 75 places for "programme country (EU) students", but they would admit more applicants in the first place because of the withdrawals.
Does anyone know her allocations yet? I am so excited :D!

I was told the allocations came out around mid-april, but they have been moving ahead of schedule so it could be sooner.

<blockquote>My admission mail said there were roughly 75 places for "programme country (EU) students", but they would admit more applicants in the first place because of the withdrawals.
Does anyone know her allocations yet? I am so excited :D!</blockquote>

I was told the allocations came out around mid-april, but they have been moving ahead of schedule so it could be sooner.

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sid987

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Posted Apr 02, 2015 12:23

Any news on allocations ?

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Kitty-Su

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Posted Apr 02, 2015 18:45

I got ranked 31. Not sure whether I will get the partial waiver. Its an extremely interesting program. But I am just wondering what are really the job prospects for international students.

I need genuine advice from applicants. Being Non EU I have to think about this program twice.

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Posted Apr 10, 2015 10:29

Depends on what You did before - I heard that it is a better field for lawyers than for economists.

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