[T1123580]

Actually, I think they are very fast at the rejecting. I applied for my programme last year and got rejected in a week. So I retook my GMAT and applied again this year. 4 weeks so far and still under consideration.

Yes, that's actually the same thing I noticed with last year's admissions. Seems that they try to lower the staple, then go to the qualifying ones.

[fail@maths]

Can I ask a question. How are you guys funding the horrific fees?

Are you all ballin?

[zziippoo]

(Original post by fail@maths)
Can I ask a question. How are you guys funding the horrific fees?

Are you all ballin?

loan

[kolto]

(Original post by zziippoo)
loan

same here

[fedeviola84]

guys need advice please!

I am not sure if applying to Msc politics and government in the EU or Msc in International Relations....which one do you think is better and why?

anyone has had experience with it?

I wpould like to pursue a carreer in International Organizations or Diplomacy

[stamst]

For an American student such as myself, its interesting that you consider these fees "horiffic"

They're quite good for us!

[FinLuv]

why won't they just tell us already!!!???? why???? :'(

[nish81]

Just saw this thread, MSc Economics applicant here. fingers crossed


Edit: I already sent in my application, but just found out that my cousin went to LSE :s Is there any way/point in updating my application to add that somewhere?

[T1123580]

Yes. At the LSE Donations form you can, if donating more than 1M pounds, clearly state your name of yourself and your cousin. It seems to work, historically.

[sophia SUN]

i apply the MSC Environmental Policy and Management,haha, much less competive~~
fingers cross

[corakorka]

(Original post by T1123580)
Yes, that's actually the same thing I noticed with last year's admissions. Seems that they try to lower the staple, then go to the qualifying ones.

I really hope the long wait will have a positive outcome. Fingers crossed !!!

[stormzstarrz]

(Original post by kolto)
same here

Ditto

[rehan123]

(Original post by T1123580)
Yes, that's actually the same thing I noticed with last year's admissions. Seems that they try to lower the staple, then go to the qualifying ones.

So basically if we do not get rejected by Christmas, then we can hope for the best ?
(hopefully)

[T1123580]

Don't think so. It might be that the rejections communicated via this forum are because of a too low GPA (e.g. below the treshold) and that's the first filter of course.

[FinLuv]

no decision before december then :'( I'm feeling rather dejected

[pinklithium]

HEY GUYS!!

So, I just got a status notification that they cannot make a decision on my file at this time, and so they're forwarding it to my second choice and I've been placed on a waiting list. They said in approx. 6 weeks they'll pass my file back to the selectors who will make a final decision...

... anyone else get anything like this????

[FinLuv]

(Original post by pinklithium)
HEY GUYS!!

So, I just got a status notification that they cannot make a decision on my file at this time, and so they're forwarding it to my second choice and I've been placed on a waiting list. They said in approx. 6 weeks they'll pass my file back to the selectors who will make a final decision...

... anyone else get anything like this????

what did you apply for?

[pinklithium]

(Original post by FinLuv)
what did you apply for?

First Choice MSc in Management. I was reinstating my app from last year but changed programs.

[FinLuv]

(Original post by pinklithium)
First Choice MSc in Management. I was reinstating my app from last year but changed programs.

I was in the same position last year. I was waitlisted for 14 weeks and then rejected. I hope it works out for you though but u most probably have a long wait ahead.

[bhob]

Good luck everyone! It's today, or January!