I applied January 31st and since 4-5 days ago my application has been marked as ”decision pending”. Anyone know what this means or has been in the same position and received an offer/rejection?

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Saach

Original post by Anonymous #9

mine was straight finance

Same with me, I applied for MPhil in Finance and received my rejection yesterday

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Anonymous #7

Any updates today for people still waiting for decisions?

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Anonymous #2

Original post by Anonymous #7

Any updates today for people still waiting for decisions?

Still under review by dept but that’s for MPhil Fin+Econ

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Anonymous #10

I received my offer for MPhil Finance on the 14th of Feb.

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Anonymous #11

Original post by Anonymous #10

I received my offer for MPhil Finance on the 14th of Feb.

Congratulations! do you mind sharing when you applied and when you passed each step?

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Anonymous #10

Original post by Anonymous #11

Congratulations! do you mind sharing when you applied and when you passed each step?

Submitted my application on 31 Oct.

There were no stages, the only communication was the offer.

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Anonymous #11

Original post by Anonymous #10

Submitted my application on 31 Oct.

There were no stages, the only communication was the offer.

Okey! Did you ever move to PAO/DP and if so when?

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Anonymous #12

Time of application/stage doesn't matter - they don't consider applications on a rolling basis so timing is irrelevant. Plus, anything after department review is basically a guaranteed offer. Only thing that matters is profile strength/stats.

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Anonymous #12

Original post by Anonymous #10

Submitted my application on 31 Oct.

There were no stages, the only communication was the offer.

Congrats, mind sharing your stats? (Uni, grades, etc.)

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Anonymous #10

Original post by Anonymous #12

Congrats, mind sharing your stats? (Uni, grades, etc.)

BSc Economics at Bristol (average grade around 80%). Some previous relevant finance work experience and an incoming summer internship at a bulge bracket investment bank.

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Anonymous #12

Original post by Anonymous #10

BSc Economics at Bristol (average grade around 80%). Some previous relevant finance work experience and an incoming summer internship at a bulge bracket investment bank.

Nice, much appreciated

Out of curiosity, did you include the incoming bb internship in your cv when applying?

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