MA in Publishing at UCL - HELP!

I'm guessing the interviews depend on subject, but my health psychology interview was about 10 mins long. It was the usual questions - why do you want to study this course, what was your third year project for undergrad about, what kind of project would you like to do, what do you hope to do after this course. They also asked a pretty nasty stats question (especially nasty seeing as this was totally on the spot, and stats exams tend to be open book anyway so there isn't any real need to learn them off by heart)

They did also ask about how I was going to fund the course, I'd imagine they'll be asking more people this as the course fees have just gone up?

But it was pretty informal, and as long as you have researched into your course and what you want to do with it, its fine.

I was emailed by the dept informing me of my acceptance. When should this be reflected in portico? Its been a while now.

thanks!

What do you mean by 'stats question'?

A simple example of an experiment was given, and I had to answer what kind of statistical test would be used for that example.

It didn't seem to matter too much, as I got the answer wrong. Seeing as he had my transcript in front of him, I think my grades in the stats module were more important than the right answer.

Portico is pretty slow - it might take up to 3 weeks. Just be patient

Think I will get bad news before christmas...

As an overseas student, I would say that Warwick is about as famous as UCL, which is about as famous as LSE. All three however, are not nearly as known as Oxbridge. However in academic circles all should be famous and you wouldn't want to work for a company whose hiring managers don't know about Warwick.

I am an overseas student and I disagree. LSE, IMPERIAL and UCL are about as famous as OXBRIDGE.

Warwick is as famous as KCL.

Warwick is much better than KCL but KCL is in London, part of University of London and classic traditional university.

So have you been accepted into the programme?