Exeter 2015 Applicants

I've been waiting since October too for English D: hopefully they'll pick up the pace soon!

Sorry but this is so ridiculous how long they've kept you waiting! For straight English?
I dont understand the logic, I applied early November and got an offer just over a week later, yet you applied in October?! Its crazy

Well I have started to worry that they've lost my application in all honesty! Although I had a few update emails in November ensuring me that my application was being considered I have heard literally nothing since, very frustrating!

Has anyone else got an offer for Law at Exeter? if so are you going to firm it?

Hey, I got the email too! I'm also studying biological science! Is Exeter your firm?😄

I emailed Exeter as I've been waiting for 5 months now and they said that they hope to get a decision back to me before the absolute deadline of the end of the month. They also said they are still unsure as to whether they will give offers to people in the tier I'm in. What does that mean? :/ It sure doesn't sound good...

I'd guess it means you're not one of the 'immediate' people they give offers too and they're waiting for some people o reply to them to see how many more offers they might need to give. It's not fair though, they shouldn't keep you waiting this long! I wouldn't give up hope yet though- it wasn't a straight rejection and you might still get an offer, you were just probably in the maybe pile


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Thanks, I really hope you're right! I guess I'll find out within the next 25 days

How long do they usually take to reply for psychology?

are there any mature students applying to Exeter atm?
I will finish my FdSc in Psychology in June and so don't have A levels as such. AM just worried as I don't think a Foundation Degree is worth as many UCAS points as the A Level typical requirements.... but obv I have studied much more content of Psychology than A Level?
Still waiting since November but have had acknowledgements since.

Thanks!

The foundation degree is in some cases equivalent to the first 2 years of a Bsc and you can top it up (1 year) to a full degree. Although you may not be able to do this for yours, I would think that you have studied to a much higher level than A levels. Depending on the modules you have studied, I would think you may be able to do 2nd year entry. Obviously the best thing to do is ring admissions