As far as I know, no one posted their rejection after he/she saw transcript movement in the portal. I believe it is a positive sign.

Hello friends, I need some suggestions on a choice I have to make. I've received offers from QMUL and UCL and would be grateful to have some thoughts as to which one is better. I intend pursuing LLM in finance.
Any thoughts?

Queen Mary is first in most rankings for general LLMs, higher than UCL actually. It's very famous to people in the field, so it wouldn't matter if you said you did your LLM at QMUL, because of its high ranking and good reputation.

I received my offer today (March 2nd). Applied on 7th December and received id on 20th. Transcript moving to the bottom is indeed a positive sign.

Hi guys,
I applied to LSE on 14th of February but still haven’t received my ID. Their website says that there are still places available (but limited).
Is there still any chance to get an offer?

I received my offer today (March 2nd). Applied on 7th December and received id on 20th. Transcript moving to the bottom is indeed a positive sign.

Hi guys,
I applied to LSE on 14th of February but still haven’t received my ID. Their website says that there are still places available (but limited).
Is there still any chance to get an offer?

No news so far, unfortunately.

Sorry if it’s a silly question. I was wondering what exactly do you mean with the transcript movement?

It’s not a silly question, some of the earlier posters noted that the list of submitted documents in their LSE For You application page changed shortly before receiving an offer. The transcript listing moves to the bottom of the pile of received documents.

I received my offer today (March 2nd). Applied on 7th December and received id on 20th. Transcript moving to the bottom is indeed a positive sign.

how many days before your offer did the transcript move down?

Sorry if it’s a silly question. I was wondering what exactly do you mean with the transcript movement?

It’s not a silly question, some of the earlier posters noted that the list of submitted documents in their LSE For You application page changed shortly before receiving an offer. The transcript listing moves to the bottom of the pile of received documents.

To update, I received my offer today. The email said that a hard copy letter had been sent last week.

Has anyone received an offer without the transcript moving?

Is there any Facebook group or what’s app group for lse offer holders to interact?

Any news from KCL or UCL?

Hello there! Just got an offer from the LSE. I received my ID on the 16th of January.

Hello! Does anyone know how long it takes for KCL to come up with a decision after document status says "OK for assessment."?
Also, does anyone know the meaning of "personal statement meets needs for assessment"

Has anyone received an offer without the transcript moving?

Hello! Does anyone know how long it takes for KCL to come up with a decision after document status says "OK for assessment."?
Also, does anyone know the meaning of "personal statement meets needs for assessment"

Hi guys,
As for 6th of March, LSE was closed for new applications.
I applied on 15th of February and received my ID on the 5th of March. Could you please clarify when do the 8 weeks start counting? (When my application was submitted or when I received my ID), and does the fact that applications are closed mean that my documents won’t be considered?

The 8 weeks start as from the day you received your ID. And I'm pretty sure your documents will be considered since you applied when it was still possible to do so.

Hi guys,
My referees only uploaded their references today for UCL and LSE. Do you think that there is still any chance of getting accepted?
On the other hand, I applied to KCL on February 7th, and still haven't heard from them, is anybody in a similar position.
Thanks

My transcript moved down on Saturday and I still haven’t heard anything. Is this a bad sign? Everyone seems to have heard something within 2-3 days (max) of the transcript moving down.