Hi! Does anyone know what are the requirements to meet when Cambridge gives conditional offers? Thanks in advance!

Hi! Does anyone know what are the requirements to meet when Cambridge gives conditional offers? Thanks in advance!

Wanna know too!

Hi just checking are you Irish and did your undergrad in Ireland?

Yes, from Dublin and graduated from UCD Law/Pol in 2019.

Oh cool, I'm Irish too and just graduated in 2022 from Law and Business Intl NUIG

Just a quick q to anyone who's been paying attention to previous threads. Do you have any idea as to whether the number/volume of status changes to approval by PAO is more or less the same as in previous years? There seems to be more this year - more and sooner, so it seems. 

On their website they state 90% of the decisions are made within 12 weeks. 12 weeks from 1 December is 23 February if I recall correctly. So I think they’re earlier than recent years because they gave themselves a shorter deadline this year. Assuming that PAOs tend to come before rejections, I think the number of PAOs is not extraordinary. I’m assuming many rejections and some additional PAOs will be sent out in the coming days.

mine is at the pao stage too (didn't check until now)

mine is at the pao stage too (didn't check until now)

Hi all, I also moved to the PAO stage on 17.02 (didn't update until now because its been stressing me out even though I hear it is a good sign) Not sure how the next couple of days/weeks will pan out with this wait.

Just received a conditional offer for MCL a couple of hours ago ...

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mine is at the pao stage too (didn't check until now)

so have most people already been moved on to the PAO stage? What does it mean for the rest that haven’t? Are all the rest of us on track to recieve rejections?

Does anyone know if the MCL and LLM follow the same timeline re applications? Like for the MCL was the 1st of March given as decision deadline as well I wonder

Does anyone know if the MCL and LLM follow the same timeline re applications? Like for the MCL was the 1st of March given as decision deadline as well I wonder

Anyone else trying (and admittedly failing) not to lose hope? I really hope they offer feedback for those rejected.

Anyone else trying (and admittedly failing) not to lose hope? I really hope they offer feedback for those rejected.

Just received a conditional offer for MCL a couple of hours ago ...

Just received a conditional offer for MCL a couple of hours ago ...

Congrats! Were you PAO'd before receiving the offer? If yes, do you know when?

Been following this thread for a while now, just wanted to say I was PAO’d earlier this morning, trying not to be to excited until I see the official offer letter 

Can I ask, anyone think that having got a low first degree at around 71% average, and ranked top 20 out of a cohort of 330 people (which is about top 6% in percentage), is there a real chance of being admitted? I mean, comparing with a lot of applicants who ranked top 1/2, it seems that it is better to lose hope now than being rejected in the coming weeks or days. 

Can I ask, anyone think that having got a low first degree at around 71% average, and ranked top 20 out of a cohort of 330 people (which is about top 6% in percentage), is there a real chance of being admitted? I mean, comparing with a lot of applicants who ranked top 1/2, it seems that it is better to lose hope now than being rejected in the coming weeks or days. 

Longtime lurker here - I was moved to PAO earlier today and I've been trying not to count my chickens until they're hatched! 

Can I ask, anyone think that having got a low first degree at around 71% average, and ranked top 20 out of a cohort of 330 people (which is about top 6% in percentage), is there a real chance of being admitted? I mean, comparing with a lot of applicants who ranked top 1/2, it seems that it is better to lose hope now than being rejected in the coming weeks or days. 

I got into LSE UCL with like rank 3, 73%