I really can't tell whether still being UCDC makes us more or less likely to be BOGS'ed. Any theories?
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Posted Mar 11, 2017 18:37
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I really can't tell whether still being UCDC makes us more or less likely to be BOGS'ed. Any theories?
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Posted Mar 11, 2017 18:48
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I really can't tell whether still being UCDC makes us more or less likely to be BOGS'ed. Any theories?
Neither. Our chances decrease with every move to BoGS and correspondingly increase with every rejection :-)
[quote]I really can't tell whether still being UCDC makes us more or less likely to be BOGS'ed. Any theories? [/quote]
Neither. Our chances decrease with every move to BoGS and correspondingly increase with every rejection :-)
Neither. Our chances decrease with every move to BoGS and correspondingly increase with every rejection :-)
Posted Mar 11, 2017 20:54
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Question...
Those of you who are also in DC land...are you (like me) hoping to get a "conditional offer"?
Question...
Those of you who are also in DC land...are you (like me) hoping to get a "conditional offer"?
Those of you who are also in DC land...are you (like me) hoping to get a "conditional offer"?
Posted Mar 11, 2017 23:20
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Question...
Those of you who are also in DC land...are you (like me) hoping to get a "conditional offer"?
Nope, I graduated last year, so hoping for an unconditional offer!
[quote]Question...
Those of you who are also in DC land...are you (like me) hoping to get a "conditional offer"?[/quote]
Nope, I graduated last year, so hoping for an unconditional offer!
Those of you who are also in DC land...are you (like me) hoping to get a "conditional offer"?[/quote]
Nope, I graduated last year, so hoping for an unconditional offer!
Posted Mar 11, 2017 23:57
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Do you know if it's the same deadline for handing out decisions for the LLM and the MCL (15 March) or if it's 15 April for the MCL? - I've been rejected for the LLM but still DC for the MCL.
Do you know if it's the same deadline for handing out decisions for the LLM and the MCL (15 March) or if it's 15 April for the MCL? - I've been rejected for the LLM but still DC for the MCL.
Posted Mar 12, 2017 05:15
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Do you know if it's the same deadline for handing out decisions for the LLM and the MCL (15 March) or if it's 15 April for the MCL? - I've been rejected for the LLM but still DC for the MCL.
For the MCL, the website says by 30th April (http://www.mcl.law.cam.ac.uk/how-to-apply)
[quote]Do you know if it's the same deadline for handing out decisions for the LLM and the MCL (15 March) or if it's 15 April for the MCL? - I've been rejected for the LLM but still DC for the MCL.[/quote]
For the MCL, the website says by 30th April (http://www.mcl.law.cam.ac.uk/how-to-apply)
For the MCL, the website says by 30th April (http://www.mcl.law.cam.ac.uk/how-to-apply)
Posted Mar 12, 2017 17:11
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Can we just fast forward to tomorrow somehow?! *ughhh* =(
Can we just fast forward to tomorrow somehow?! *ughhh* =(
Posted Mar 12, 2017 17:59
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Only tomorrow will tell #LastDCWeekend?
Only tomorrow will tell #LastDCWeekend?
Inactive User
Posted Mar 12, 2017 18:32
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Only tomorrow will tell #LastDCWeekend?
I sure hope they will get it over with this week. The BCL results will also be released and it would be great if we could put all of this behind us.
[quote]Only tomorrow will tell #LastDCWeekend?[/quote]
I sure hope they will get it over with this week. The BCL results will also be released and it would be great if we could put all of this behind us.
I sure hope they will get it over with this week. The BCL results will also be released and it would be great if we could put all of this behind us.
Posted Mar 12, 2017 20:46
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Ah... Takes me back...
I was in the same position as most of you are now a while ago - I got BOGS'd on 15th March Last year and called up Ms. Wade, who confirmed it was just a formality and is a firm offer.
Admittedly, there were people being accepted way after the 15th March deadline though.
It also took more than a month to finally get a status change to official offer and get allocated to a college though. The nervous waiting was one of the most antagonising things i've had to sit through so can seriously sympathise!
- For all of you who have heard back and its not so positive, commiserations
- For all of you who have heard back and its positive news, congratulations
- For all of you who are unsure, sit tight! :D
Cambridge is an amazing place for the masters but there are also many other good schools out there!
All the best :)
[Edited by M.E on Mar 12, 2017]
Ah... Takes me back...
I was in the same position as most of you are now a while ago - I got BOGS'd on 15th March Last year and called up Ms. Wade, who confirmed it was just a formality and is a firm offer.
Admittedly, there were people being accepted way after the 15th March deadline though.
It also took more than a month to finally get a status change to official offer and get allocated to a college though. The nervous waiting was one of the most antagonising things i've had to sit through so can seriously sympathise!
- For all of you who have heard back and its not so positive, commiserations
- For all of you who have heard back and its positive news, congratulations
- For all of you who are unsure, sit tight! :D
Cambridge is an amazing place for the masters but there are also many other good schools out there!
All the best :)
I was in the same position as most of you are now a while ago - I got BOGS'd on 15th March Last year and called up Ms. Wade, who confirmed it was just a formality and is a firm offer.
Admittedly, there were people being accepted way after the 15th March deadline though.
It also took more than a month to finally get a status change to official offer and get allocated to a college though. The nervous waiting was one of the most antagonising things i've had to sit through so can seriously sympathise!
- For all of you who have heard back and its not so positive, commiserations
- For all of you who have heard back and its positive news, congratulations
- For all of you who are unsure, sit tight! :D
Cambridge is an amazing place for the masters but there are also many other good schools out there!
All the best :)
Inactive User
Posted Mar 13, 2017 05:09
0
Ah... Takes me back...
I was in the same position as most of you are now a while ago - I got BOGS'd on 15th March Last year and called up Ms. Wade, who confirmed it was just a formality and is a firm offer.
Admittedly, there were people being accepted way after the 15th March deadline though.
It also took more than a month to finally get a status change to official offer and get allocated to a college though. The nervous waiting was one of the most antagonising things i've had to sit through so can seriously sympathise!
- For all of you who have heard back and its not so positive, commiserations
- For all of you who have heard back and its positive news, congratulations
- For all of you who are unsure, sit tight! :D
Cambridge is an amazing place for the masters but there are also many other good schools out there!
All the best :)
Thanks for the support :)
Everyone expecting the results, good luck, I hope this is the crucial day (at least the week)!
Let there be only good news :)
[quote]Ah... Takes me back...
I was in the same position as most of you are now a while ago - I got BOGS'd on 15th March Last year and called up Ms. Wade, who confirmed it was just a formality and is a firm offer.
Admittedly, there were people being accepted way after the 15th March deadline though.
It also took more than a month to finally get a status change to official offer and get allocated to a college though. The nervous waiting was one of the most antagonising things i've had to sit through so can seriously sympathise!
- For all of you who have heard back and its not so positive, commiserations
- For all of you who have heard back and its positive news, congratulations
- For all of you who are unsure, sit tight! :D
Cambridge is an amazing place for the masters but there are also many other good schools out there!
All the best :) [/quote]
Thanks for the support :)
Everyone expecting the results, good luck, I hope this is the crucial day (at least the week)!
Let there be only good news :)
I was in the same position as most of you are now a while ago - I got BOGS'd on 15th March Last year and called up Ms. Wade, who confirmed it was just a formality and is a firm offer.
Admittedly, there were people being accepted way after the 15th March deadline though.
It also took more than a month to finally get a status change to official offer and get allocated to a college though. The nervous waiting was one of the most antagonising things i've had to sit through so can seriously sympathise!
- For all of you who have heard back and its not so positive, commiserations
- For all of you who have heard back and its positive news, congratulations
- For all of you who are unsure, sit tight! :D
Cambridge is an amazing place for the masters but there are also many other good schools out there!
All the best :) [/quote]
Thanks for the support :)
Everyone expecting the results, good luck, I hope this is the crucial day (at least the week)!
Let there be only good news :)
Inactive User
Posted Mar 13, 2017 10:44
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My status just changed to "Application unsuccessful". I was too hopeful and didn't even bother applying to other Uni. :( Dreams crashed. Is it too late to apply to LSE? I believe it is on a rolling basis. How long do they usually take to reply?
My status just changed to "Application unsuccessful". I was too hopeful and didn't even bother applying to other Uni. :( Dreams crashed. Is it too late to apply to LSE? I believe it is on a rolling basis. How long do they usually take to reply?
Posted Mar 13, 2017 10:55
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My status just changed to "Application unsuccessful". I was too hopeful and didn't even bother applying to other Uni. :( Dreams crashed. Is it too late to apply to LSE? I believe it is on a rolling basis. How long do they usually take to reply?
LSE already closed its application for LLM as far as I know. They sent an email which read as follows:
"Thank you for starting an online application with LSE.
Unfortunately we must inform you that one of the programme choices you have selected (M3U1 LLM ) is now closed to new applicants. This means that you cannot now be considered for this programme. LSE has a rolling admissions system which means that programmes close when all places are filled.
Please check our available programmes page (http://www.lse.ac.uk/study/graduate/availableProgrammes.aspx) to see which programmes are still accepting applications.
You should then amend the “Programmes” tab of your online application accordingly.
Please do not submit an application for a closed programme, as that programme choice will not be considered."
However, I advise you to confirm the same from the admissions committee at the LSE.
[Edited by Callbhockq on Mar 13, 2017]
[quote]My status just changed to "Application unsuccessful". I was too hopeful and didn't even bother applying to other Uni. :( Dreams crashed. Is it too late to apply to LSE? I believe it is on a rolling basis. How long do they usually take to reply? [/quote]
LSE already closed its application for LLM as far as I know. They sent an email which read as follows:
"Thank you for starting an online application with LSE.
Unfortunately we must inform you that one of the programme choices you have selected (M3U1 LLM ) is now closed to new applicants. This means that you cannot now be considered for this programme. LSE has a rolling admissions system which means that programmes close when all places are filled.
Please check our available programmes page (http://www.lse.ac.uk/study/graduate/availableProgrammes.aspx) to see which programmes are still accepting applications.
You should then amend the “Programmes” tab of your online application accordingly.
Please do not submit an application for a closed programme, as that programme choice will not be considered."
However, I advise you to confirm the same from the admissions committee at the LSE.
LSE already closed its application for LLM as far as I know. They sent an email which read as follows:
"Thank you for starting an online application with LSE.
Unfortunately we must inform you that one of the programme choices you have selected (M3U1 LLM ) is now closed to new applicants. This means that you cannot now be considered for this programme. LSE has a rolling admissions system which means that programmes close when all places are filled.
Please check our available programmes page (http://www.lse.ac.uk/study/graduate/availableProgrammes.aspx) to see which programmes are still accepting applications.
You should then amend the “Programmes” tab of your online application accordingly.
Please do not submit an application for a closed programme, as that programme choice will not be considered."
However, I advise you to confirm the same from the admissions committee at the LSE.
Inactive User
Posted Mar 13, 2017 11:01
0
Question...
Those of you who are also in DC land...are you (like me) hoping to get a "conditional offer"?
Nope, I graduated last year, so hoping for an unconditional offer!
All Cambridge offers are actually conditional. You have to be allocated a college as well as upload a financial undertaking form so your offer will be conditional.
[quote][quote]Question...
Those of you who are also in DC land...are you (like me) hoping to get a "conditional offer"?[/quote]
Nope, I graduated last year, so hoping for an unconditional offer! [/quote]
All Cambridge offers are actually conditional. You have to be allocated a college as well as upload a financial undertaking form so your offer will be conditional.
Those of you who are also in DC land...are you (like me) hoping to get a "conditional offer"?[/quote]
Nope, I graduated last year, so hoping for an unconditional offer! [/quote]
All Cambridge offers are actually conditional. You have to be allocated a college as well as upload a financial undertaking form so your offer will be conditional.
Posted Mar 13, 2017 11:02
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My status just changed to "Application unsuccessful". I was too hopeful and didn't even bother applying to other Uni. :( Dreams crashed. Is it too late to apply to LSE? I believe it is on a rolling basis. How long do they usually take to reply?
LSE already closed its application for LLM as far as I know. They sent an email which read as follows:
"Thank you for starting an online application with LSE.
Unfortunately we must inform you that one of the programme choices you have selected (M3U1 LLM ) is now closed to new applicants. This means that you cannot now be considered for this programme. LSE has a rolling admissions system which means that programmes close when all places are filled.
Please check our available programmes page (http://www.lse.ac.uk/study/graduate/availableProgrammes.aspx) to see which programmes are still accepting applications.
You should then amend the “Programmes” tab of your online application accordingly.
Please do not submit an application for a closed programme, as that programme choice will not be considered."
However, I advise you to confirm the same from the admissions committee at the LSE.
However, King's College London LLM applications are still open - the deadline is the 31st March.
[quote][quote]My status just changed to "Application unsuccessful". I was too hopeful and didn't even bother applying to other Uni. :( Dreams crashed. Is it too late to apply to LSE? I believe it is on a rolling basis. How long do they usually take to reply? [/quote]
LSE already closed its application for LLM as far as I know. They sent an email which read as follows:
"Thank you for starting an online application with LSE.
Unfortunately we must inform you that one of the programme choices you have selected (M3U1 LLM ) is now closed to new applicants. This means that you cannot now be considered for this programme. LSE has a rolling admissions system which means that programmes close when all places are filled.
Please check our available programmes page (http://www.lse.ac.uk/study/graduate/availableProgrammes.aspx) to see which programmes are still accepting applications.
You should then amend the “Programmes” tab of your online application accordingly.
Please do not submit an application for a closed programme, as that programme choice will not be considered."
However, I advise you to confirm the same from the admissions committee at the LSE.[/quote]
However, King's College London LLM applications are still open - the deadline is the 31st March.
LSE already closed its application for LLM as far as I know. They sent an email which read as follows:
"Thank you for starting an online application with LSE.
Unfortunately we must inform you that one of the programme choices you have selected (M3U1 LLM ) is now closed to new applicants. This means that you cannot now be considered for this programme. LSE has a rolling admissions system which means that programmes close when all places are filled.
Please check our available programmes page (http://www.lse.ac.uk/study/graduate/availableProgrammes.aspx) to see which programmes are still accepting applications.
You should then amend the “Programmes” tab of your online application accordingly.
Please do not submit an application for a closed programme, as that programme choice will not be considered."
However, I advise you to confirm the same from the admissions committee at the LSE.[/quote]
However, King's College London LLM applications are still open - the deadline is the 31st March.
Inactive User
Posted Mar 13, 2017 11:11
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My status just changed to "Application unsuccessful". I was too hopeful and didn't even bother applying to other Uni. :( Dreams crashed. Is it too late to apply to LSE? I believe it is on a rolling basis. How long do they usually take to reply?
LSE already closed its application for LLM as far as I know. They sent an email which read as follows:
"Thank you for starting an online application with LSE.
Unfortunately we must inform you that one of the programme choices you have selected (M3U1 LLM ) is now closed to new applicants. This means that you cannot now be considered for this programme. LSE has a rolling admissions system which means that programmes close when all places are filled.
Please check our available programmes page (http://www.lse.ac.uk/study/graduate/availableProgrammes.aspx) to see which programmes are still accepting applications.
You should then amend the “Programmes” tab of your online application accordingly.
Please do not submit an application for a closed programme, as that programme choice will not be considered."
However, I advise you to confirm the same from the admissions committee at the LSE.
Thanks a ton for your prompt reply. Apparently, LLM program is closed there as well. But will confirm with the admissions committee. Such a sad day for over-confident-stupid-me.
[quote][quote]My status just changed to "Application unsuccessful". I was too hopeful and didn't even bother applying to other Uni. :( Dreams crashed. Is it too late to apply to LSE? I believe it is on a rolling basis. How long do they usually take to reply? [/quote]
LSE already closed its application for LLM as far as I know. They sent an email which read as follows:
"Thank you for starting an online application with LSE.
Unfortunately we must inform you that one of the programme choices you have selected (M3U1 LLM ) is now closed to new applicants. This means that you cannot now be considered for this programme. LSE has a rolling admissions system which means that programmes close when all places are filled.
Please check our available programmes page (http://www.lse.ac.uk/study/graduate/availableProgrammes.aspx) to see which programmes are still accepting applications.
You should then amend the “Programmes” tab of your online application accordingly.
Please do not submit an application for a closed programme, as that programme choice will not be considered."
However, I advise you to confirm the same from the admissions committee at the LSE.[/quote]
Thanks a ton for your prompt reply. Apparently, LLM program is closed there as well. But will confirm with the admissions committee. Such a sad day for over-confident-stupid-me.
LSE already closed its application for LLM as far as I know. They sent an email which read as follows:
"Thank you for starting an online application with LSE.
Unfortunately we must inform you that one of the programme choices you have selected (M3U1 LLM ) is now closed to new applicants. This means that you cannot now be considered for this programme. LSE has a rolling admissions system which means that programmes close when all places are filled.
Please check our available programmes page (http://www.lse.ac.uk/study/graduate/availableProgrammes.aspx) to see which programmes are still accepting applications.
You should then amend the “Programmes” tab of your online application accordingly.
Please do not submit an application for a closed programme, as that programme choice will not be considered."
However, I advise you to confirm the same from the admissions committee at the LSE.[/quote]
Thanks a ton for your prompt reply. Apparently, LLM program is closed there as well. But will confirm with the admissions committee. Such a sad day for over-confident-stupid-me.
Posted Mar 13, 2017 11:15
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Still UCDC this morning. Here's hoping today is the day I find out, regardless of the outcome.....
Still UCDC this morning. Here's hoping today is the day I find out, regardless of the outcome.....
Posted Mar 13, 2017 11:16
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My status just changed to "Application unsuccessful". I was too hopeful and didn't even bother applying to other Uni. :( Dreams crashed. Is it too late to apply to LSE? I believe it is on a rolling basis. How long do they usually take to reply?
Very sorry to hear this Spider!
My advice would be to focus upon your career and work experience, if pursuing a different LLM is not possible.
[quote]My status just changed to "Application unsuccessful". I was too hopeful and didn't even bother applying to other Uni. :( Dreams crashed. Is it too late to apply to LSE? I believe it is on a rolling basis. How long do they usually take to reply? [/quote]
Very sorry to hear this Spider!
My advice would be to focus upon your career and work experience, if pursuing a different LLM is not possible.
Very sorry to hear this Spider!
My advice would be to focus upon your career and work experience, if pursuing a different LLM is not possible.
Posted Mar 13, 2017 11:36
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Status changed to "application unsuccessful" as well. :/
[Edited by Fort on Apr 15, 2017]
Status changed to "application unsuccessful" as well. :/
Posted Mar 13, 2017 11:49
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Still UCDC this morning. Here's hoping today is the day I find out, regardless of the outcome.....
Seconding this !
[Edited by Applicant227 on Mar 13, 2017]
[quote]Still UCDC this morning. Here's hoping today is the day I find out, regardless of the outcome.....[/quote]
Seconding this !
Seconding this !
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