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Who's still not completed their application?

Just me then? :frown:

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Original post by Tom Wigan
Just me then? :frown:


I haven't either :frown:

my teacher hasn't done the reference part and I'm still drafting my personal statement!
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W.H.T
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Original post by Tom Wigan
Just me then? :frown:


Original post by somewhat.fanciful
I haven't either :frown:

my teacher hasn't done the reference part and I'm still drafting my personal statement!


when do you two think you'll send it off? before xmas?
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TWF
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I haven't..... But mine is ready to send off right now, I just have 1 more query.
Guys, don't even worry. TheStudentRoom is not a representation of the student population! 60-70% of my college haven't sent theirs off yet. The deadline is in just over a month, don't worry!
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Reflex
I haven't either, only just deicded what i want to do and i don't know what uni i want to go to and i haven't started my personal statement yet ahhhh
Original post by W.H.T
when do you two think you'll send it off? before xmas?


hopefully
but i'm getting one of my ex-teachers to do my reference, so it's not really a priority for him
Original post by neutralmilkhotel
Guys, don't even worry. TheStudentRoom is not a representation of the student population! 60-70% of my college haven't sent theirs off yet. The deadline is in just over a month, don't worry!


thank you for making me feel better :smile:
but it still bugs me that people are getting offers and i'm scared all the spaces will be taken up by "record number of applicants" :redface:
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I rejigged a few things and sent it off again.
Original post by somewhat.fanciful
thank you for making me feel better :smile:
but it still bugs me that people are getting offers and i'm scared all the spaces will be taken up by "record number of applicants" :redface:


The universities should treat your application exactly the same as everyone else applying for the course, regardless of when you send it in. As long as you're good enough to get on the course, you should get an offer. :smile:
Original post by neutralmilkhotel
The universities should treat your application exactly the same as everyone else applying for the course, regardless of when you send it in. As long as you're good enough to get on the course, you should get an offer. :smile:


thank you!
now i can de-stress a little (hopefully) and concentrate on my exams!
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Bruce_Lee
If UCL stop making excuses on the phone and let me talk to the admissions tutor then i will hopefully send mine off...:smile:
I had a personal statement and it was good; until a friend told me it was rubbish and now I can't come up with anything
I'm just re-drafting hopefully for the last time my personal statement. Hope to get it sent off my next Friday.
Original post by sebastienAgirl
I had a personal statement and it was good; until a friend told me it was rubbish and now I can't come up with anything


Send it to me if you want, I'll look over it and make the necessary corrections to the wording/grammar.

I'm in a happy mood and want to be helpful:tongue:

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haven't sent mine yet either, a certain teacher is taking loads of time to translate my reference, he's a proper procrastinator :s-smilie:
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