Goldsmith's offer

You really do not want to go there.

The campus is tiny but nice nonetheless, however it is located in a run down part of South East London. It's dirty, horrible and full of fast food shops surrounding it. Perhaps you can visit it to make your own opinion.

UCAS says May for my offers, not sure about anyone else.

Thanks!

Its an MsC you need to contact them, this is totally different then undergrad....

speak with them directly.

I have already contact them ,but , I believe due to Catholic Easter, they have not reach back yet. I am just nervous about all the deadlines,haha

Thank you guys!

For a taught masters programme we normally would like you to give an answer within a few weeks, but it is absolutely fine to ask for time to make a decision if you are waiting for other responses. Just drop admissions an email and ask them for a little more time. [email protected]

'The campus is tiny but nice nonetheless, however it is located in a run down part of South East London. It's dirty, horrible and full of fast food shops surrounding it. Perhaps you can visit it to make your own opinion.'

I agree that anyone should come to Goldsmiths and form their own opinion! As someone who has been living in the area for five years, however, I am going to give my own opinion.
Yes, the A2 is not the most pleasant road, but a stones throw off it you have nice leafy suburbs like Telegraph Hill and Brockley, and wonderful food and markets in Deptford. Southeast London has the most green space in London and is a little less dense than North of the river, which is perhaps why it feels more laid-back by London standards, and why some people say there is a strong sense of community here. Greenwich is within walkable distance if you fancy something touristy, and Peckham is a short bus journey away if you are looking for good night life. The transport into the centre is decent too; for example, you can get to London Bridge in under 10 minutes. It might not be the trendiest part of London, but that also means it's one of the most affordable parts of Central London as a student. Personally, I'd still live in this area, even if money was no object, but that's just my opinion.

Is it ok that I have not yet receive an email ?
I just saw that there has been made an offer to my application via Mygoldsmiths.

I have contact admissions and I am waiting them to answer

Thank you for the reply!

Hey there,

We've only just got back from Easter break today, so you should hear back quite soon.

Also, feel free to DM me here if you want to!