Oxford 2023-2024 BCL/MSCs/MJUR/MPHIL/MLF Applicants

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Posted Mar 10, 2023 05:19

As BCL/MJur decisions will probably be released between Wednesday and Friday next week, the button is likely to start disappearing between Tuesday and Thursday.

My guess is results will be out the day after the button disappears

So I guess we’ll get to know before the 17th. Right on schedule with what they said on the website.

British punctuality

[quote][quote]As BCL/MJur decisions will probably be released between Wednesday and Friday next week, the button is likely to start disappearing between Tuesday and Thursday. My guess is results will be out the day after the button disappears [/quote] So I guess we’ll get to know before the 17th. Right on schedule with what they said on the website. [/quote] British punctuality

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LuckyBirdP...

362 103

Posted Mar 10, 2023 06:09

As BCL/MJur decisions will probably be released between Wednesday and Friday next week, the button is likely to start disappearing between Tuesday and Thursday.

My guess is results will be out the day after the button disappears

So I guess we’ll get to know before the 17th. Right on schedule with what they said on the website.

British punctuality

the Cambridge experience was different though lol

[quote][quote][quote]As BCL/MJur decisions will probably be released between Wednesday and Friday next week, the button is likely to start disappearing between Tuesday and Thursday. My guess is results will be out the day after the button disappears [/quote] So I guess we’ll get to know before the 17th. Right on schedule with what they said on the website. [/quote] British punctuality [/quote] the Cambridge experience was different though lol

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Phoenix1

89 27

Posted Mar 10, 2023 06:46

Eventually crawled out from my weighted anxiety blanket after being rejected by Cambridge. Mjur applicant here. Best of luck to everyone!

[Edited by Phoenix1 on Jun 11, 2023]

[quote]Eventually crawled out from my weighted anxiety blanket after being rejected by Cambridge. Mjur applicant here. Best of luck to everyone! [/quote]

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Pmoonie

231 41

Posted Mar 10, 2023 06:52

Eventually crawled out from my weighted anxiety blanket after being rejected by Cambridge. Mjur applicant here. Best of luck to everyone!

Same here. Though I'm trying not to up my hopes post the Cambridge disappointment.

Is it common, by any chance, or even heard of, for people to get get rejected by Cambridge but get an offer from Oxford?

Just trying to figure out if I should bother keeping track of the magic button thing at all.

Hii i am in the same boat here with the same questions....i don't want to hope because i haven't really heard of anyone getting into oxford after rejection from cambridge.

[quote][quote]Eventually crawled out from my weighted anxiety blanket after being rejected by Cambridge. Mjur applicant here. Best of luck to everyone! [/quote] Same here. Though I'm trying not to up my hopes post the Cambridge disappointment. Is it common, by any chance, or even heard of, for people to get get rejected by Cambridge but get an offer from Oxford? Just trying to figure out if I should bother keeping track of the magic button thing at all. [/quote] Hii i am in the same boat here with the same questions....i don't want to hope because i haven't really heard of anyone getting into oxford after rejection from cambridge.

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LuckyBirdP...

362 103

Posted Mar 10, 2023 06:55

Eventually crawled out from my weighted anxiety blanket after being rejected by Cambridge. Mjur applicant here. Best of luck to everyone!

Same here. Though I'm trying not to up my hopes post the Cambridge disappointment.

Is it common, by any chance, or even heard of, for people to get get rejected by Cambridge but get an offer from Oxford?

Just trying to figure out if I should bother keeping track of the magic button thing at all.

I personally know one person. She believes it’s because the BCL application gives the applicant more leeway to showcase their analytical abilities through written work… so don’t worry! Let’s stay positive, we’re all in this together:)

[quote][quote]Eventually crawled out from my weighted anxiety blanket after being rejected by Cambridge. Mjur applicant here. Best of luck to everyone! [/quote] Same here. Though I'm trying not to up my hopes post the Cambridge disappointment. Is it common, by any chance, or even heard of, for people to get get rejected by Cambridge but get an offer from Oxford? Just trying to figure out if I should bother keeping track of the magic button thing at all. [/quote] I personally know one person. She believes it’s because the BCL application gives the applicant more leeway to showcase their analytical abilities through written work… so don’t worry! Let’s stay positive, we’re all in this together:)

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clairedebl...

296 32

Posted Mar 10, 2023 07:23

Eventually crawled out from my weighted anxiety blanket after being rejected by Cambridge. Mjur applicant here. Best of luck to everyone!

Same here. Though I'm trying not to up my hopes post the Cambridge disappointment.

Is it common, by any chance, or even heard of, for people to get get rejected by Cambridge but get an offer from Oxford?

Just trying to figure out if I should bother keeping track of the magic button thing at all.

Hii i am in the same boat here with the same questions....i don't want to hope because i haven't really heard of anyone getting into oxford after rejection from cambridge.

I don't want to sound like an internet stalker, but I've done some research on previous threads for the peace of my mind. There are at least two or (rarely) three people who rejected by Cambridge and accepted by Oxford every year.

Hope is like a feather. But we should have it because why not? Moreover, Oxford requires a written work, one more referee, and a shorter personal statement. It's not the same application we sent to Cambridge, so I personally think Cambridge's decision is not the final verdict.

Sure, both universities share the same standard and requirement (e.g. top grades, class rank, etc.), but it is an academic course; thus, the written work is significant to showcase one's ability. If one has a top notch written work, I think they are more likely to compete with others who share the same qualifications and already got Cambridge's offers. They have different assessment team and may have their own criteria. I think that's why they request a written work in the first place.

I may sound too optimistic, but it help soothe my mind until the decision come out. LOL After that, I will have my weighted anxiety blanket and love-hate relationship with my job with me. And I will try again next year. Best of luck to everyone. Keep hope alive.

edit: Thank you @Luckybirdpoo I saw your thread after I posted mine. That's what I think too! You gave me hope. :D

[Edited by clairedeblue on Mar 10, 2023]

[quote][quote][quote]Eventually crawled out from my weighted anxiety blanket after being rejected by Cambridge. Mjur applicant here. Best of luck to everyone! [/quote] Same here. Though I'm trying not to up my hopes post the Cambridge disappointment. Is it common, by any chance, or even heard of, for people to get get rejected by Cambridge but get an offer from Oxford? Just trying to figure out if I should bother keeping track of the magic button thing at all. [/quote] Hii i am in the same boat here with the same questions....i don't want to hope because i haven't really heard of anyone getting into oxford after rejection from cambridge. [/quote] I don't want to sound like an internet stalker, but I've done some research on previous threads for the peace of my mind. There are at least two or (rarely) three people who rejected by Cambridge and accepted by Oxford every year. Hope is like a feather. But we should have it because why not? Moreover, Oxford requires a written work, one more referee, and a shorter personal statement. It's not the same application we sent to Cambridge, so I personally think Cambridge's decision is not the final verdict. Sure, both universities share the same standard and requirement (e.g. top grades, class rank, etc.), but it is an academic course; thus, the written work is significant to showcase one's ability. If one has a top notch written work, I think they are more likely to compete with others who share the same qualifications and already got Cambridge's offers. They have different assessment team and may have their own criteria. I think that's why they request a written work in the first place. I may sound too optimistic, but it help soothe my mind until the decision come out. LOL After that, I will have my weighted anxiety blanket and love-hate relationship with my job with me. And I will try again next year. Best of luck to everyone. Keep hope alive. edit: Thank you @Luckybirdpoo I saw your thread after I posted mine. That's what I think too! You gave me hope. :D

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indianlawy...

40 9

Posted Mar 10, 2023 09:38

Same here. Though I'm trying not to up my hopes post the Cambridge disappointment.

Is it common, by any chance, or even heard of, for people to get get rejected by Cambridge but get an offer from Oxford?

Just trying to figure out if I should bother keeping track of the magic button thing at all.

Hii i am in the same boat here with the same questions....i don't want to hope because i haven't really heard of anyone getting into oxford after rejection from cambridge.

I don't want to sound like an internet stalker, but I've done some research on previous threads for the peace of my mind. There are at least two or (rarely) three people who rejected by Cambridge and accepted by Oxford every year.

Hope is like a feather. But we should have it because why not? Moreover, Oxford requires a written work, one more referee, and a shorter personal statement. It's not the same application we sent to Cambridge, so I personally think Cambridge's decision is not the final verdict.

Sure, both universities share the same standard and requirement (e.g. top grades, class rank, etc.), but it is an academic course; thus, the written work is significant to showcase one's ability. If one has a top notch written work, I think they are more likely to compete with others who share the same qualifications and already got Cambridge's offers. They have different assessment team and may have their own criteria. I think that's why they request a written work in the first place.

I may sound too optimistic, but it help soothe my mind until the decision come out. LOL After that, I will have my weighted anxiety blanket and love-hate relationship with my job with me. And I will try again next year. Best of luck to everyone. Keep hope alive.

edit: Thank you @Luckybirdpoo I saw your thread after I posted mine. That's what I think too! You gave me hope. :D

MLF applicant here - the magic button disappeared yesterday. Fingers crossed for whenever the results are out. When should we expect them?

[quote][quote][quote][quote]Eventually crawled out from my weighted anxiety blanket after being rejected by Cambridge. Mjur applicant here. Best of luck to everyone! [/quote] Same here. Though I'm trying not to up my hopes post the Cambridge disappointment. Is it common, by any chance, or even heard of, for people to get get rejected by Cambridge but get an offer from Oxford? Just trying to figure out if I should bother keeping track of the magic button thing at all. [/quote] Hii i am in the same boat here with the same questions....i don't want to hope because i haven't really heard of anyone getting into oxford after rejection from cambridge. [/quote] I don't want to sound like an internet stalker, but I've done some research on previous threads for the peace of my mind. There are at least two or (rarely) three people who rejected by Cambridge and accepted by Oxford every year. Hope is like a feather. But we should have it because why not? Moreover, Oxford requires a written work, one more referee, and a shorter personal statement. It's not the same application we sent to Cambridge, so I personally think Cambridge's decision is not the final verdict. Sure, both universities share the same standard and requirement (e.g. top grades, class rank, etc.), but it is an academic course; thus, the written work is significant to showcase one's ability. If one has a top notch written work, I think they are more likely to compete with others who share the same qualifications and already got Cambridge's offers. They have different assessment team and may have their own criteria. I think that's why they request a written work in the first place. I may sound too optimistic, but it help soothe my mind until the decision come out. LOL After that, I will have my weighted anxiety blanket and love-hate relationship with my job with me. And I will try again next year. Best of luck to everyone. Keep hope alive. edit: Thank you @Luckybirdpoo I saw your thread after I posted mine. That's what I think too! You gave me hope. :D [/quote] MLF applicant here - the magic button disappeared yesterday. Fingers crossed for whenever the results are out. When should we expect them?

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LuckyBirdP...

362 103

Posted Mar 10, 2023 09:39

Same here. Though I'm trying not to up my hopes post the Cambridge disappointment.

Is it common, by any chance, or even heard of, for people to get get rejected by Cambridge but get an offer from Oxford?

Just trying to figure out if I should bother keeping track of the magic button thing at all.

Hii i am in the same boat here with the same questions....i don't want to hope because i haven't really heard of anyone getting into oxford after rejection from cambridge.

I don't want to sound like an internet stalker, but I've done some research on previous threads for the peace of my mind. There are at least two or (rarely) three people who rejected by Cambridge and accepted by Oxford every year.

Hope is like a feather. But we should have it because why not? Moreover, Oxford requires a written work, one more referee, and a shorter personal statement. It's not the same application we sent to Cambridge, so I personally think Cambridge's decision is not the final verdict.

Sure, both universities share the same standard and requirement (e.g. top grades, class rank, etc.), but it is an academic course; thus, the written work is significant to showcase one's ability. If one has a top notch written work, I think they are more likely to compete with others who share the same qualifications and already got Cambridge's offers. They have different assessment team and may have their own criteria. I think that's why they request a written work in the first place.

I may sound too optimistic, but it help soothe my mind until the decision come out. LOL After that, I will have my weighted anxiety blanket and love-hate relationship with my job with me. And I will try again next year. Best of luck to everyone. Keep hope alive.

edit: Thank you @Luckybirdpoo I saw your thread after I posted mine. That's what I think too! You gave me hope. :D

Aw no worries! We’ll receive good news ♥️ No harm in having a bit of faith.

[quote][quote][quote][quote]Eventually crawled out from my weighted anxiety blanket after being rejected by Cambridge. Mjur applicant here. Best of luck to everyone! [/quote] Same here. Though I'm trying not to up my hopes post the Cambridge disappointment. Is it common, by any chance, or even heard of, for people to get get rejected by Cambridge but get an offer from Oxford? Just trying to figure out if I should bother keeping track of the magic button thing at all. [/quote] Hii i am in the same boat here with the same questions....i don't want to hope because i haven't really heard of anyone getting into oxford after rejection from cambridge. [/quote] I don't want to sound like an internet stalker, but I've done some research on previous threads for the peace of my mind. There are at least two or (rarely) three people who rejected by Cambridge and accepted by Oxford every year. Hope is like a feather. But we should have it because why not? Moreover, Oxford requires a written work, one more referee, and a shorter personal statement. It's not the same application we sent to Cambridge, so I personally think Cambridge's decision is not the final verdict. Sure, both universities share the same standard and requirement (e.g. top grades, class rank, etc.), but it is an academic course; thus, the written work is significant to showcase one's ability. If one has a top notch written work, I think they are more likely to compete with others who share the same qualifications and already got Cambridge's offers. They have different assessment team and may have their own criteria. I think that's why they request a written work in the first place. I may sound too optimistic, but it help soothe my mind until the decision come out. LOL After that, I will have my weighted anxiety blanket and love-hate relationship with my job with me. And I will try again next year. Best of luck to everyone. Keep hope alive. edit: Thank you @Luckybirdpoo I saw your thread after I posted mine. That's what I think too! You gave me hope. :D [/quote] Aw no worries! We’ll receive good news ♥️ No harm in having a bit of faith.

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giga_bot94

153 15

Posted Mar 10, 2023 11:12

Results are out for MLF! Received a conditional offer :) Good luck to all those waiting - I hope we all make it!

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indianlawy...

40 9

Posted Mar 10, 2023 11:16

Results are out for MLF! Received a conditional offer :) Good luck to all those waiting - I hope we all make it!

Aaah the time's here. Congratulations!!! Hoping the very best for all ❤️❤️

[quote]Results are out for MLF! Received a conditional offer :) Good luck to all those waiting - I hope we all make it!  [/quote] Aaah the time's here. Congratulations!!! Hoping the very best for all ❤️❤️

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vago

325 30

Posted Mar 10, 2023 11:46

Check your email guys! Just got an offer for the MLF. Good luck everyone

Check your email guys! Just got an offer for the MLF. Good luck everyone :wink:

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LawWizard

37 3

Posted Mar 10, 2023 12:18

Just got my (conditional) offer. Any other Germans with an offer?

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LuckyBirdP...

362 103

Posted Mar 10, 2023 13:04

Results are out for MLF! Received a conditional offer :) Good luck to all those waiting - I hope we all make it!

wow! So happy for you!!!

[quote]Results are out for MLF! Received a conditional offer :) Good luck to all those waiting - I hope we all make it!  [/quote] wow! So happy for you!!!

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Noahhhh33

1 2

Posted Mar 10, 2023 13:14

Hello everyone
Congratulations for MLF offers. I have made a Whatsapp group for the incoming MLF batch. Please join at: https://chat.whatsapp.com/BEtzhr9txNjKmyKpHtSjES

Hello everyone Congratulations for MLF offers. I have made a Whatsapp group for the incoming MLF batch. Please join at: https://chat.whatsapp.com/BEtzhr9txNjKmyKpHtSjES

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Vastra

42 3

Posted Mar 10, 2023 13:16

My button disappeared today and just received an offer. Good luck to everyone!

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Pmoonie

231 41

Posted Mar 10, 2023 13:16

Congratulations!!

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Templeman2...

223 66

Posted Mar 10, 2023 13:30

Congratulations to everyone receiving offers today! What conditions have they imposed on you all? (BCL applicant here)

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LuckyBirdP...

362 103

Posted Mar 10, 2023 13:31

BCL/MJur family, any button disappearances?

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giga_bot94

153 15

Posted Mar 10, 2023 13:52

Congratulations to everyone receiving offers today! What conditions have they imposed on you all? (BCL applicant here)

Only that I get my undergrad University to submit my transcript electronically by July. :)

[quote]Congratulations to everyone receiving offers today! What conditions have they imposed on you all? (BCL applicant here)  [/quote] Only that I get my undergrad University to submit my transcript electronically by July. :)

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caighdean

747 124

Posted Mar 10, 2023 13:52

BCL/MJur family, any button disappearances?

Nope, still there - I suspect we will be waiting until next Thursday.

[quote]BCL/MJur family, any button disappearances? [/quote] Nope, still there - I suspect we will be waiting until next Thursday.

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