We are keeping our fingers crossed for you :)
CAMBRIDGE COMMONWEALTH SHARED SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME
Posted May 14, 2014 23:40
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We are keeping our fingers crossed for you :)
Posted May 15, 2014 07:15
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We are keeping our fingers crossed for you :)
Awww thanks guys! The good side to this whole process is how many people are actually willing to help out a stranger, even just to encourage them! Initially I just wanted to withdraw my Cambridge admission but then i just decided to maintain the status quo for now. Thanks guys.
Let the long wait continue.
<blockquote>We are keeping our fingers crossed for you :)</blockquote>
Awww thanks guys! The good side to this whole process is how many people are actually willing to help out a stranger, even just to encourage them! Initially I just wanted to withdraw my Cambridge admission but then i just decided to maintain the status quo for now. Thanks guys.
Let the long wait continue.
Awww thanks guys! The good side to this whole process is how many people are actually willing to help out a stranger, even just to encourage them! Initially I just wanted to withdraw my Cambridge admission but then i just decided to maintain the status quo for now. Thanks guys.
Let the long wait continue.
Posted May 16, 2014 12:44
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Is there any way you can possibly go without the scholarship? Looking into loans and other schemes of funding, perhaps?
Is there any way you can possibly go without the scholarship? Looking into loans and other schemes of funding, perhaps?
Posted May 16, 2014 12:55
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Is there any way you can possibly go without the scholarship? Looking into loans and other schemes of funding, perhaps?
Well where i come from, you can hardly get a loan fro education and even getting a loan of 32,000 pounds will take me ages to pay it back. I am looking at alternative sources of funding but its still tricky! If the worst comes to the worst, i will just defer!
<blockquote>Is there any way you can possibly go without the scholarship? Looking into loans and other schemes of funding, perhaps?
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Well where i come from, you can hardly get a loan fro education and even getting a loan of 32,000 pounds will take me ages to pay it back. I am looking at alternative sources of funding but its still tricky! If the worst comes to the worst, i will just defer!
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Well where i come from, you can hardly get a loan fro education and even getting a loan of 32,000 pounds will take me ages to pay it back. I am looking at alternative sources of funding but its still tricky! If the worst comes to the worst, i will just defer!
Posted May 16, 2014 17:05
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I understand that.
But oh, well, money is relative, Depending on what you end up doing, 32,000 may not that huge a sum in the UK, especially in the longer run.
I'm not sure deferral is possible. See the FAQ: http://www.llm.law.cam.ac.uk/admissions/frequently-asked-questions.html
"The University of Cambridge does not grant formal deferrals. Formal offers are made only for the academic year for which the original application was made. In exceptional cases, however, such as personal bereavement or serious illness of the offer holder, the Faculty may be prepared to grant an informal deferral."
I understand that.
But oh, well, money is relative, Depending on what you end up doing, 32,000 may not that huge a sum in the UK, especially in the longer run.
I'm not sure deferral is possible. See the FAQ: http://www.llm.law.cam.ac.uk/admissions/frequently-asked-questions.html
"The University of Cambridge does not grant formal deferrals. Formal offers are made only for the academic year for which the original application was made. In exceptional cases, however, such as personal bereavement or serious illness of the offer holder, the Faculty may be prepared to grant an informal deferral."
But oh, well, money is relative, Depending on what you end up doing, 32,000 may not that huge a sum in the UK, especially in the longer run.
I'm not sure deferral is possible. See the FAQ: http://www.llm.law.cam.ac.uk/admissions/frequently-asked-questions.html
"The University of Cambridge does not grant formal deferrals. Formal offers are made only for the academic year for which the original application was made. In exceptional cases, however, such as personal bereavement or serious illness of the offer holder, the Faculty may be prepared to grant an informal deferral."
Posted May 16, 2014 17:37
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I understand that.
But oh, well, money is relative, Depending on what you end up doing, 32,000 may not that huge a sum in the UK, especially in the longer run.
I'm not sure deferral is possible. See the FAQ: http://www.llm.law.cam.ac.uk/admissions/frequently-asked-questions.html
"The University of Cambridge does not grant formal deferrals. Formal offers are made only for the academic year for which the original application was made. In exceptional cases, however, such as personal bereavement or serious illness of the offer holder, the Faculty may be prepared to grant an informal deferral."
I know someone who got a deferral on the same grounds. That provision in the Q n A is merely directory. It depends on how convincing you sound.
But if you know of any alternative sources, kindly let me know.
<blockquote>I understand that.
But oh, well, money is relative, Depending on what you end up doing, 32,000 may not that huge a sum in the UK, especially in the longer run.
I'm not sure deferral is possible. See the FAQ: http://www.llm.law.cam.ac.uk/admissions/frequently-asked-questions.html
"The University of Cambridge does not grant formal deferrals. Formal offers are made only for the academic year for which the original application was made. In exceptional cases, however, such as personal bereavement or serious illness of the offer holder, the Faculty may be prepared to grant an informal deferral."</blockquote>
I know someone who got a deferral on the same grounds. That provision in the Q n A is merely directory. It depends on how convincing you sound.
But if you know of any alternative sources, kindly let me know.
But oh, well, money is relative, Depending on what you end up doing, 32,000 may not that huge a sum in the UK, especially in the longer run.
I'm not sure deferral is possible. See the FAQ: http://www.llm.law.cam.ac.uk/admissions/frequently-asked-questions.html
"The University of Cambridge does not grant formal deferrals. Formal offers are made only for the academic year for which the original application was made. In exceptional cases, however, such as personal bereavement or serious illness of the offer holder, the Faculty may be prepared to grant an informal deferral."</blockquote>
I know someone who got a deferral on the same grounds. That provision in the Q n A is merely directory. It depends on how convincing you sound.
But if you know of any alternative sources, kindly let me know.
Posted May 17, 2014 12:55
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Well, that's a good thing then. Hope you get the scholarship!
I'm looking for such sources myself, although loans seem to be somewhat more accessible in the EU (by contrast, scholarships often exclude EU citizens from applying).
Well, that's a good thing then. Hope you get the scholarship!
I'm looking for such sources myself, although loans seem to be somewhat more accessible in the EU (by contrast, scholarships often exclude EU citizens from applying).
I'm looking for such sources myself, although loans seem to be somewhat more accessible in the EU (by contrast, scholarships often exclude EU citizens from applying).
Posted May 18, 2014 13:14
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Well, that's a good thing then. Hope you get the scholarship!
I'm looking for such sources myself, although loans seem to be somewhat more accessible in the EU (by contrast, scholarships often exclude EU citizens from applying).
But the funds are limited on the other hand Linas, so it really goes both ways - securing a loan is easier if you are from EU :)
<blockquote>Well, that's a good thing then. Hope you get the scholarship!
I'm looking for such sources myself, although loans seem to be somewhat more accessible in the EU (by contrast, scholarships often exclude EU citizens from applying).</blockquote>
But the funds are limited on the other hand Linas, so it really goes both ways - securing a loan is easier if you are from EU :)
I'm looking for such sources myself, although loans seem to be somewhat more accessible in the EU (by contrast, scholarships often exclude EU citizens from applying).</blockquote>
But the funds are limited on the other hand Linas, so it really goes both ways - securing a loan is easier if you are from EU :)
Posted May 18, 2014 13:14
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Keeping my fingers crossed for all of you guys!
Keeping my fingers crossed for all of you guys!
Posted May 27, 2014 09:18
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Keeping my fingers crossed for all of you guys!
Have there been any changes to your EAS statused people?
<blockquote>Keeping my fingers crossed for all of you guys!</blockquote>
Have there been any changes to your EAS statused people?
Have there been any changes to your EAS statused people?
Posted May 27, 2014 10:05
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Nothing at all.
Nothing at all.
Posted May 27, 2014 11:00
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No change in my status as well.
No change in my status as well.
Posted May 27, 2014 11:06
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Well, its funny that my status hasnt changes as yet and i quit checking my EAS about 2 weeks ago for fear of having a heart attack. Today i have so much peace in my heart and the panicky feeling went away when i quit checking EAS. :)
Well, its funny that my status hasnt changes as yet and i quit checking my EAS about 2 weeks ago for fear of having a heart attack. Today i have so much peace in my heart and the panicky feeling went away when i quit checking EAS. :)
Posted May 30, 2014 07:17
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Hey any luck guys? It's always an insane wait for me and cam. wish they would just tell us now!
Hey any luck guys? It's always an insane wait for me and cam. wish they would just tell us now!
Posted May 30, 2014 07:26
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No decisions are out as yet as far as I know.
No decisions are out as yet as far as I know.
Posted May 30, 2014 11:13
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Decisions will be out shortly.
Most of them negative though.
Decisions will be out shortly.
Most of them negative though.
Most of them negative though.
Posted May 30, 2014 12:05
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In true Eppendorf style, you had to say something negative. But well we cannot expect the whole world to be nice. We wish you good luck in your exams though!
In true Eppendorf style, you had to say something negative. But well we cannot expect the whole world to be nice. We wish you good luck in your exams though!
Posted May 31, 2014 18:20
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In true Eppendorf style, you had to say something negative. But well we cannot expect the whole world to be nice. We wish you good luck in your exams though!
That's very kind of you, thanks.
I'll soon be done with them and I'm quite looking forward to the May Balls afterwards.
<blockquote>In true Eppendorf style, you had to say something negative. But well we cannot expect the whole world to be nice. We wish you good luck in your exams though!</blockquote>
That's very kind of you, thanks.
I'll soon be done with them and I'm quite looking forward to the May Balls afterwards.
That's very kind of you, thanks.
I'll soon be done with them and I'm quite looking forward to the May Balls afterwards.
Posted May 31, 2014 18:22
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Eppendorf, what college are you in?
Eppendorf, what college are you in?
Posted May 31, 2014 18:30
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Eppendorf, what college are you in?
Sorry, but that's confidential.
<blockquote>Eppendorf, what college are you in?</blockquote>
Sorry, but that's confidential.
Sorry, but that's confidential.
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