Hello everyone,
Can you tell me how many of us havn't received email from oxford mjur admission? What do you think when do we get some info? Tnx in advance

I know that there are some of us who have not heard from Cambridge. Would it be inappropriate to now contact Cambridge to let them know of my BCL offer and ask for the outcome of my application? I will probably opt for the BCL but I don't want to respond without considering all options and, if I receive an offer from Cambridge, I'd like to reject it so that my spot may be offered to someone else. Anyone else in this situation?

Also, has anyone started a Facebook group? It'd be nice to get acquainted with each other before September.

Good luck to everyone else who is still waiting, I'm sure the remainder of the offers are on their way!

Also, has anyone started a Facebook group? It'd be nice to get acquainted with each other before September.

Also, has anyone started a Facebook group? It'd be nice to get acquainted with each other before September.

I started one: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_200182413336954

Member of the Cambridge group as well.. When I ultimately decide on which I will go, I will leave one of them :)

Also, has anyone started a Facebook group? It'd be nice to get acquainted with each other before September.

I started one: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_200182413336954

Member of the Cambridge group as well.. When I ultimately decide on which I will go, I will leave one of them :)

Can anybody tell me plzzz how should we convey the acceptance of our offer to teh Law Faculty? and how soon is it necessary to convey this acceptance as the letter mention APRIL 29- the deadline?

I simply answered Marianne that I accept offer and she answered "Many thanks":) So, you should simply answer to the e-mail which notified you about your acceptance and that will work:)

Also, has anyone started a Facebook group? It'd be nice to get acquainted with each other before September.

I started one: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_200182413336954

Member of the Cambridge group as well.. When I ultimately decide on which I will go, I will leave one of them :)

Can anybody tell me plzzz how should we convey the acceptance of our offer to teh Law Faculty? and how soon is it necessary to convey this acceptance as the letter mention APRIL 29- the deadline?

Does any of you know when we will receive college offers? Do we need to first confirm our acceptance of the offer?

We will receive colleges decisions by the beginning of June! I have a question...to whom should we send the acceptance e-mail? I guess to the Graduate Admissions Office...

That late!

- Does anyone know if this depends on the College you have applied for?

By the way; I sent an acceptance e-mail to Marianne Biese, and I guess this is sufficient. Nevertheless I also wrote a signed letter where I solemnly accepted their offer, and sent it with my transcript and IELTS-certificate. Most probably not necessery, but I had to send them a letter anyway.

- Does anyone know if this depends on the College you have applied for?

hey mockingbird...which college did you choose?

That late!

- Does anyone know if this depends on the College you have applied for?

It definitely depends. I received an offer from my college earlier today.

Hello to everyone!
I also received an offer and was shortlisted for Weidenfeld scholarship interview. Does anyone go there too?

Did someone receive information about scholarships (from department for example)? I am so anxious about receiving it! I've been last week at the Law Faculty and saw Marianne Biese, but she knows nothing about scholarships... She said just to wait:(

Hello to everyone!
I also received an offer and was shortlisted for Weidenfeld scholarship interview. Does anyone go there too?

From what I have heard, scholarship decisions are expected to be released by mid-late April!

Hi guys...

This is really for successful UK applicants...

As you may know, undergraduate students at Oxford take all their main exams at the end of their final year. Their degree class is thus determined by these 'finals'. (Note here that my condition is 'attaining a first in finals'.)

However, for those of us from other unis, this condition appears slightly odd - as you will all know, it is possible at many unis to get a first class degree without getting a first in your last year. (i.e. if you get very high second year results). So does the condition mean a first class degree (as I assumed when applying) or does it mean a first class result in your final year alone (average of 70)?

So my question...assuming others have the same condition, is anyone worried that they will be forced to get a first in their final year (i.e. average of 70) as opposed to just getting a first overall? To give you an example, my uni has a 'dominant quality' method (alongside the normal arithmetic average rules) which means that if you get 4 modules at a 1st and none below 2.2 you get a first overall. Thus, based on last year's results I could simply get a 2.2 this year and get a first overall...but I'm worried that it won't meet the 'attaining a first in finals' condition...

I'd love to hear your thoughts...

Professor Edelman has been appointed as a Judge of the Supreme Court of Western Australia. He commences in July 2011 so I assume this means that he will not be teaching at Oxford (which may mean that Commercial Remedies will not be offered again).

(1) This course hasn't been running very long in any event.
(2) Prof Edelman is only one of the teachers on this course:
"The course will be primarily taught by Professor Burrows, Professor Edelman, Professor Mitchell and Mr Peel. "

I've received a letter from the colleges today (dated 11 April) - I am given a place at Keble College. I'm not familiar with the Oxbridge college system - is this a nice allocation? I picked Magdalen on my application form but apparently I wasn't one of their acceptees.