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Oxford Graduate Application 2012/13

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Reply 980
Original post by redflipflop
Geez that's a lot. Do you send them a bank statement with the 42k? Who even has that amount?!

Well, that's why every year a lot of people can't take up their offers after failing to secure funding.:dontknow: I don't think it has to be actual money in your account, though. A statement from your bank saying they're willing to let you take out a loan for that amount would also work.
Reply 981
Original post by pocahontas5
Hi! I applied for it as well! Jan deadline. I was told by the department that we'll hear back from them in early Feb, which means we should hear sth by the end of next week. Can I ask what's your profile?


Im an international student, US. nothing much..
are you in England?
I received an email saying that i will be hearing from them in late March.. where did you hear them saying early Feb? Did you call them?

Sorry,, im asking like a kid... :wink:
Original post by redflipflop
They had 72k or they were asked to prove they had 72k? Either way, WOW.


both :tongue:
Reply 983
Original post by Craghyrax
I applied for a DPhil in the same department last year, but I got funding elsewhere.


Its hard to get into... isn't it.. :frown:
so where are you now?
Reply 984
Original post by tigoung
Hi,
Just got an offer for the M.St. general ling & comp philology - is there anyone else doing/going to do this course (or the 2year Mphil) focusing on the general linguistics stuff? I also hold an offer from Cambridge and altho I prefer the idea of Oxford Im not sure which offer to accept... Esp since Cam has more students and seems to have more opportunities to study general ling. Aarrgh :s-smilie:


omg, they already sent out offers???
congrats!! :smile:
Original post by olleh88
Its hard to get into... isn't it.. :frown:
so where are you now?

Probably no more than Oxbridge is generally. I wouldn't have thought getting in was the problem, so much as winning funding. Then again that's probably less crucial for a one year course.
I'm at the University of East Anglia :smile:
Reply 986
Hi! even i and an international student and was told late March in the mail ...
do they make exceptions for different courses ?
Reply 987
Original post by Craghyrax
Probably no more than Oxbridge is generally. I wouldn't have thought getting in was the problem, so much as winning funding. Then again that's probably less crucial for a one year course.
I'm at the University of East Anglia :smile:


What are you studying? so happy for you!

I am in US btw.. haha:wink:
Reply 988
Original post by lexterm
Hi! even i and an international student and was told late March in the mail ...
do they make exceptions for different courses ?


Not sure.. but same here haha.. it says on the website that they will announce it in late March
Original post by olleh88
What are you studying? so happy for you!

I am in US btw.. haha:wink:

I'm doing a comparison of large online communities and using Bourdieu to suggest some changes to how the relationship between online and offline practices and effects are understood :smile:

If you look up last year's Oxford application thread (same name, different year in the title), there was a user applying for your course who got in. I'm sure they might not mind you dropping them a PM :smile: They had an apple icon as an avatar.
Reply 990
Original post by olleh88
Not sure.. but same here haha.. it says on the website that they will announce it in late March


keeping my cool and the clock ticks...in March...:cool:
Reply 991
Original post by Craghyrax
I'm doing a comparison of large online communities and using Bourdieu to suggest some changes to how the relationship between online and offline practices and effects are understood :smile:

If you look up last year's Oxford application thread (same name, different year in the title), there was a user applying for your course who got in. I'm sure they might not mind you dropping them a PM :smile: They had an apple icon as an avatar.

That would be Cohens.:smile: He hasn't posted in a while, though.
Original post by hobnob
That would be Cohens.:smile: He hasn't posted in a while, though.


Well remembered :smile:
Original post by hobnob
That would be Cohens.:smile: He hasn't posted in a while, though.


I have to say I'm impressed :s-smilie:
Original post by olleh88
Im an international student, US. nothing much..
are you in England?
I received an email saying that i will be hearing from them in late March.. where did you hear them saying early Feb? Did you call them?

Sorry,, im asking like a kid... :wink:



yes i'm in england doing international relations. what do you want to work on at OII?
I know that they're going to get back to us early Feb because when I submitted my app I emailed the course convenor to find out when I can hear back and that's what he told me. i'm assuming they're either going to send a rejection, invite for an interview or give an offer if they have no doubts.

I'm also in contant with Cohens and as an "inside guy" he confirmed this.

really cant wait to hear back! it like my dream cours:rolleyes:
Original post by olleh88
omg, they already sent out offers???
congrats!! :smile:


When did u apply
?
Original post by Moliyadi
MPhil International Relations --- Feeling very pessimistic about it atm :s-smilie:


Why?
Anyone got reply from IR
Reply 998
Original post by strivingon
When did u apply
?


Everything was done on Jan20th (my third referee sent out her reference on Jan20th but my application was done on Dec 22-24ish). got an email that my application is considered for Jan20th round- the second round.

When did you apply?
Reply 999
Original post by chipper
Hi! I applied for the MSt (1800–1914) in January (the only deadline...) but it seems everyone on here either applied for early modern or contemporary. Any other Victorianists out there?


I'm 1660-1830. Good luck with your application :smile:.