Prospective KCL postgrads..

Jem82

2 3

Posted Feb 15, 2006 19:38

...anyone received an offer yet? Sent mine off ages ago and still no reply :-(

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juliawaw

4 8

Posted Feb 15, 2006 21:55

hi,
I sent my offer in the first week of February and now, I'm a little bit concern if it wasn't too late...

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vowpailin

11 22

Posted Feb 16, 2006 15:19

i know someone who has got an offer already! But i sent mine in mid-Jan but still have to wait another 4 weeks

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Ronin

21 42

Posted Feb 16, 2006 15:49

Don't panic everyone !

Last year, I sent it in may, it took them more than one month to acknowledge it, and additionnal weeks to make me an , which they notified to me in mid august.

so that really should be fine for you.

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aparna

4 7

Posted Mar 10, 2006 08:14

hi.
i sent my app in early Jan and got an offer a week back.

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tortello

38 75

Posted Mar 18, 2006 12:57

What about Qmul, is it difficult to be admitted to?
Thank you
Valerio

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tortello

38 75

Posted Mar 18, 2006 13:01

I'm going to apply to King's at the beginning of April, how long does it take to be admitted? Do you think it's better to apply to more than one college?
Thank you
Valerio

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student02

8 16

Posted Mar 18, 2006 14:30

I sent my application in the beginning of February. I wonder how long it takes for the application to go through all five stages?

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tortello

38 75

Posted Mar 18, 2006 17:17

Some students tell from 4 to 5 weeks....see u

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aparna

4 7

Posted Mar 28, 2006 08:59

hey, the four to five weeks time is from the time that they receive all your documentation. and you can probably get refernce forms from their site where you can download the application package.

hope that helps.

:)

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last minut...

9 18

Posted Mar 28, 2006 17:42

I sent my application in the beginning of February. I wonder how long it takes for the application to go through all five stages?

Hi guys!

could you please tell me which are the so called "five stages of the admissions process", provided that the first is "application received and complete"? What the hell should they do in four stages with a complete application? :-)

Also: is it possible to find out some useful information about the admission process on their website (e.g. number of applicants in the past years, size of the program, suggested deadline for the application and so on)?

A friend of mine was wondering if KCL could make a conditional offer while waiting to receive the TOEFL scores (considering that in their website they point out that TOEFL is not necessary for the completeness of the application).

Sorry if I bother u with this questions and thanks for your attention.

<blockquote>I sent my application in the beginning of February. I wonder how long it takes for the application to go through all five stages?</blockquote>

Hi guys!

could you please tell me which are the so called "five stages of the admissions process", provided that the first is "application received and complete"? What the hell should they do in four stages with a complete application? :-)

Also: is it possible to find out some useful information about the admission process on their website (e.g. number of applicants in the past years, size of the program, suggested deadline for the application and so on)?

A friend of mine was wondering if KCL could make a conditional offer while waiting to receive the TOEFL scores (considering that in their website they point out that TOEFL is not necessary for the completeness of the application).

Sorry if I bother u with this questions and thanks for your attention.

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keyplayer

16 11

Posted Jul 14, 2006 17:16

I am also waiting on an offer from KCL though I just sent in my final transcripts. They sent me an email stating that my application is now in "Stage 1" using the online tracking system. The original studylink site is now overwhelmed and I reckon the server is down . . . It's a nail-biting finish, but when do they TYPICALLY make offers? I submitted my application in April. I tend to think that the admission panel is a group of hedge-fund guys who will decide on which horse to put their money on after they have a fuller picture of the applicants. Otherwise if they not hedging, we should have at least received rejections. As regards QMUL, I have already accepted the offer, but hedging as well, based on KCL and LSE.

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