Congrats, Arionas!

I am also a non european, and still did not get any news. Are we all non-europeans at the same situation?

Best of luck to all!

johnjohn,

I'm also a Non-EU applicant and so far I haven't received anything.

But we should probably wait for "super" and "Mariana007", since they've probably been accepted, regardless of whether or not they're getting the full grant...

Cheers,

I havent received anything yet :( i swear i check my email every 5 minutes "just in case" but still nothing...

Mariana... We all are in the very same situation... I haven't received news... And I re-check the e mail each 5 minutes either.

It's hard to take it easy...

Arionas,

Would you mind sharing with us your qualification/experience? I'm trying to establish a baseline... :)

Thanks!

My fiancee is studying at Bachelor Level (no degree yet) in Economics and Informatics. Half year work experience as a freelancer. Speaks 2 languages (was not accepted).
I graduated a LLB two years ago, have two years work experience as a lawyer and working in an IFI. Speak 3 languages (German, English, French).
I am not sure that through that data a baseline can be formed since both of us are Europeans.

Hey guys, I got admission notice on Friday too. I am European. Anyway it says that after my positive answer the will send official admission letter with allocations and the invoice for the 1st installment of the tuition fee, so I it means no scholarship...

Nothing at all for the non-Europeans...

I won't be surprised if the result came in the #15 or even after...

"It's nerve racking"!

Has anyone got an offer with scholarship? pls. let us know.

Rosy1988 and Arionas,

have you received this admission notice by email or letter?

thanks in advance

Maria25, I got the notice by email. Anyway, in my opinion it was a bit laconic, it did not say my ranking number, my allocations and was silent about scholarship (just said that after my confirmation they will send invoice for the first installment, so it means that i was not offered scholarship). Maria25, re u European too?

Hi, Rosy
could you please share your qualifications with us.I'm a non EU applicant , with no replies whatsoever..
regds
sahib

Rosy, Thanks for the answer!
Im not European.
I was interviewed two weeks ago and until now I haven't heard anything from them.
Ill keep waiting

Hi guys,

I'm from Israel.
I haven't heard anything since my application was confirmed. Have any of you non-europeans been contacted?
I've come to terms with not getting the scholarship, but I'm pretty anxious to get a final answer.

I cant wait any longer!!!! why are they taking so long to notify the non eu?? :(

I have an enquiry. This means that they will notifiy by email just if we got accepted, rejected or if we are on the waiting list and THEN via admission letters they will tell us which universities we got in? I am a bit worried because according to the application timeline we are supposed to pay the first instalment of the tuition fee on march 2013 but until now we dont even know if we are accepted. Hmmm

We are all in the same agony, but we have to "take it easy".

The EMLE's site is crystal clear in "Application Timeline": every one (approved or not) shall receive a e-mail between Mid-March and end of March stating admission status.

http://www.emle.org/Subpages_rubric/index.php?rubric=Timeline

They are in their schedule.

They are probably taking longer with the non-EU because of that:

"Furthermore, the fifteen highest ranked admitted non-European applicants who are not nominated for an Erasmus Mundus scholarship will be offered a partial waiver of the tuition fee of 4,000 euro".

Well, I havent heard from them and I really desperate. I hate this uncertainty!

Maria25: They interviewed you too for the scholarship? Would you mind telling me a bit more about yourself?

Everyone here wants to know each other.

We all intend to be on line waiting for results anyway.

So, if you don´t mind and if you haven´t done, post your country, if you had interview, Universities Chosen, and your qualification/experience...

I may begin:

Brazil, I had interview, I choose Bologna/Ghent/Viena, I have a local LLM degree and a PhD in Finance (unfinished) and 9 years of professional experience - teaching and performing legal activities in private and public sectors.

I'm from Mexico. I also had an interview and chose Hamburg/Bologna/Haifa.

As of my experience, I have a local LLM degree and I have been working for the past two years as a competition lawyer at a legal and consulting firm here in Mexico. I also have a couple of publications and some teaching experience.