Offers (fingers crossed!)

I was just wondering if any peeps out there happened to know when all of the offers/rejections start coming in? Oxford I know is mid-December, but what about the others (particularly Exeter, Durham, Bristol and Edinburgh - my ones :biggrin:

)?

Reply 1

fonzievision

14

King's and RHUL would be good to know too :P

Reply 2

Apricot Fairy

16

I applied to Exeter two years running and Bristol the second time only. The first year my application was processed on 3rd October and I got my offer on 28th November. The second year my application was processed on 29th November and I got an Exeter offer on about the 17th/18th December and a Bristol one by the end of January.

Reply 3

Apricot Fairy

16

PS - Bristol is great. I had my first lecture today. Lovely department, lovely city, lovely uni.

Reply 4

Madelyn

13

This wasn't for English, but both Edinburgh and King's made me offers pretty late on - I think King's was early January and Edinburgh about a month later.

Reply 5

Elusive Moose

1

susiemakemeblue

PS - Bristol is great. I had my first lecture today. Lovely department, lovely city, lovely uni.

Just a shame that they're 3As now :frown:

Grrr :P

Reply 6

Agrippina

15

alex_ramsay

I was just wondering if any peeps out there happened to know when all of the offers/rejections start coming in? Oxford I know is mid-December, but what about the others (particularly Exeter, Durham, Bristol and Edinburgh - my ones :biggrin:

)?

Durham make most of their offers around March time I think

URGH how crappy.

recurring

URGH how crappy.

Reply 9

recurring

11

March... thats a bit of a wait.

Reply 10

Agrippina

15

recurring

March... thats a bit of a wait.

Yep.

Reply 11

Apricot Fairy

16

Elusive Moose

Just a shame that they're 3As now :frown:

Grrr :P

Well the standard year group size is 64 people, and this year they ended up taking about 80. Bristol was a lot more popular last year than in previous years I think, because more people than usual accepted their offers and got their grades, so they had to take everybody. We're not having our lectures in the English department this year because there's too many of us. They had to do something.

Reply 12

Elusive Moose

1

I suppose :P It's suprising that such a big university has such a comparitively small English department. Ah well, plenty of other places to apply! (Or worth a risk if I get my prediction moved up :P)

Offers (fingers crossed!)

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