What is the difference between being in a gathered field and not getting rejected?
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What is the difference between being in a gathered field and not getting rejected?Well, I've been waiting for an answer for around five months. In any case, I learned today about the gathered fields (somehow it never came up) and I just can't figure out the difference. We're supposedly around two days away from the deadline, so is there a difference at this stage?
Has anyone who was in the gathered fields been rejected?Last edited by Usernameitis; 21-03-2012 at 18:59. -
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Re: What is the difference between being in a gathered field and not getting rejectedI'm serious, at this point what is the difference? Do you simply have a greater chance of being accepted if you're in the gathered field? If so, why haven't they simply just eliminated the rest of us?
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Re: What is the difference between being in a gathered field and not getting rejectedActually, the deadline is 31st March.(Original post by Usernameitis)
Well, I've been waiting for an answer for around five months. In any case, I learned today about the gathered fields (somehow it never came up) and I just can't figure out the difference. We're supposedly around two days away from the deadline, so is there a difference at this stage?
Has anyone who was in the gathered fields been rejected?
I'm in the same boat - It's almost been 6 months for me. The whole concept of being in the gathered field just seems completely pointless now, since people like us (who are not in the gathered field) haven't heard until the last week before the deadline.
What course ave you applied for? I've applied for Economics (L101). -
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Re: What is the difference between being in a gathered field and not getting rejectedI applied to economic history, and I don't know why I had memorized it as today being the last official day. However, the gathered fields seem useless in any scenario...(Original post by sweetascandy)
Actually, the deadline is 31st March.
I'm in the same boat - It's almost been 6 months for me. The whole concept of being in the gathered field just seems completely pointless now, since people like us (who are not in the gathered field) haven't heard until the last week before the deadline.
What course ave you applied for? I've applied for Economics (L101).
Hope it all goes well =)
