No reference/missed deadline support group thread

Here is another update which is shattering. Could you clarify as to what this statement actually means.

'You do not meet the residency criteria for this course Unfortunately we are unable provide additional feedback'

Are you not UK resident? That's the only reason that they would reject you for residency for a nursing degree.

Are you not UK resident? That's the only reason that they would reject you for residency for a nursing degree.

Are you not UK resident? That's the only reason that they would reject you for residency for a nursing degree.

But then how come they are rejecting me because of this? Greenwich rejected me because of a reference and middlesex gave me an opportunity.

And, yes, i am a UK resident.

I am confused.

I would suggest you ring them up and explain that you're UK resident but they've given your reason for rejection as not UK. It's possible that they've just stated the wrong reason (and the rejection will stand) - but it's possible that they've rejected in error.

Ok but the whole statement is :

You do not meet the residency criteria for this course Unfortunately we are unable provide additional feedback. Unfortunately we are unable provide additional feedback

yes - but you're not asking for additional feedback - you're pointing out that their original feedback is based on a factually inaccurate statement. You DO meet the residency criteria for the course.

I would suggest you ring them up and explain that you're UK resident but they've given your reason for rejection as not UK. It's possible that they've just stated the wrong reason (and the rejection will stand) - but it's possible that they've rejected in error.

yes - but you're not asking for additional feedback - you're pointing out that their original feedback is based on a factually inaccurate statement. You DO meet the residency criteria for the course.

How can they state the wrong reason? don't they do thorough checks?

As you get older you will despair more and more about the competence of supposedly reputable organisations...

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As someone who has applied to both US and UK, in my experience, this does not apply to the US.

reputable US organisations are universally competent?

In my experience, yes.

You know the entire federal government just shut down yes?

As someone who has applied to both US and UK, in my experience, this does not apply to the US.

Erm what about the time Columbia mistakenly sent out 277 acceptances?

http://www.cnn.com/2017/02/18/us/columbia-university-application-mistake/index.html


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What I experienced was a streamlined system, that was incredibly efficient compared to what I had seen elsewhere.

Again, my experience. I didn't experience anything like that. What I experienced was a streamlined system, that was incredibly efficient compared to what I had seen elsewhere.

Besides how often do blunders like that occur anyway? I know MIT pulled something similar as well, but statistically speaking, how common are such occurrences?