Economics and Economic History 2024 Thread

Reply 140

Anonymous #8

Original post by hk111111111

Everyone who got offered for this course, was home, non contextual and 3 stars plus

Not true, there was an applicant on this thread with A* A A who got an offer

Reply 141

Anonymous #8

From what i've found on last year's spreadsheet, there was one batch of offers on the 14th of february, then a batch of rejections on the 25th of april.
In 2022, there were batches of offers throughout mid april, and then a bunch of rejections in may.
There have been people on this thread suggesting that there is 'definitely' a batch coming at the end of march, but there is no evidence to support that.

Reply 142

Anonymous #8

Original post by Anonymous #8

From what i've found on last year's spreadsheet, there was one batch of offers on the 14th of february, then a batch of rejections on the 25th of april.
In 2022, there were batches of offers throughout mid april, and then a bunch of rejections in may.
There have been people on this thread suggesting that there is 'definitely' a batch coming at the end of march, but there is no evidence to support that.

furthermore, in 2021, all of the offers were given out by mid march

Reply 143

hk111111111

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Original post by Anonymous #8

furthermore, in 2021, all of the offers were given out by mid march

WB last year what were the patterns like?

Reply 144

hk111111111

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When was the second batch last year/2022?

Reply 145

Anonymous #8

Original post by hk111111111

WB last year what were the patterns like?

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Reply 146

Anonymous #8

Original post by hk111111111

When was the second batch last year/2022?

For 2023, there is no data available for a second batch of offers. There was only one for rejections on the 25th of April.
For 2022, the data does not really follow a “batch” structure, but you could say that 17th of April and 21st of April were the second and third batches of offers.

Reply 147

hk111111111

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Original post by Anonymous #8

For 2023, there is no data available for a second batch of offers. There was only one for rejections on the 25th of April.
For 2022, the data does not really follow a “batch” structure, but you could say that 17th of April and 21st of April were the second and third batches of offers.

So your saying 2023 only 1 batch as it appears?

Reply 148

daryan2199

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Original post by hk111111111

So your saying 2023 only 1 batch as it appears?

Yes but obviously the spreadsheet does not include even a fifth of all the offers, and all of this information is just from the spreadsheet

Reply 149

daryan2199

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Original post by daryan2199

Yes but obviously the spreadsheet does not include even a fifth of all the offers, and all of this information is just from the spreadsheet

So there definitely were offers given in April too

Reply 150

alexav

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Original post by hk111111111

Everyone who got offered for this course, was home, non contextual and 3 stars plus

another guy got offer - home again A*A*A, not encouraging :frown:

Reply 151

alexav

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Original post by Anonymous #8

how do you know they send around 40 offers

You can literally see their intake on their website? lol, plus there's obviously info online

Reply 152

Anonymous #8

Original post by alexav

You can literally see their intake on their website? lol, plus there's obviously info online

I hope you know there is a difference between offers and acceptances? Yes, I know there have been around 35 acceptances in the past few years, but offers could have been up to 50, there’s no way to know

Reply 153

alexav

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Original post by Anonymous #8

I hope you know there is a difference between offers and acceptances? Yes, I know there have been around 35 acceptances in the past few years, but offers could have been up to 50, there’s no way to know

u can def make a good approx out of it? + On their website they say 'places' which I would presume makes it an even better approximation since it demonstrates how many places+- they're willing to give out for this course