Am I the only person who haven't heard back from Imperial yet?

Hello

Basically, you already applied in May which means two months have passed since you submitted your application to them. Systematically, all UK uni send you their decision within 6 to 8 weeks, so this should not be the case of waiting for more than two months.

Moreover, logically, if there is more delay from the school then there will be also a delay in visa application, applying for a scholarship from sponsor or managing money from family for a certain individual "other things to do to arrive at your school which you can not do it without the admission specifically for international students ", so abundant of students will not BE able to attend the September term due to such disturbance by the uni which is not to the advantage of the school. Without taking into consideration that there are plenty of students planning to defer the admission of this year plus a delay from school to other students means a complete disaster where the school runs with a few numbers of students

Consequently, due to all of these facts, that they must reply to you within the timeframe they provided to you as an applicant to this school through the website of the uni, and the drawbacks of the late reply via them

Therefore, my advice is to be patient one more week hopefully they get back to you if not then never to wait for one university to response, and apply to as many as you can of schools

Good luck

Thank you very much for your advice

I'd still hang in there! Normally it is very (very) unusual for Imperial to have interviews past March, so you probably got a boost thanks to the pandemic. You might be a borderline applicant and just waiting to see if there are any deferrals.

One last thing to mention to you, it is a rational guess now by me, usually, the rejection is a fast reply at the same time the hiring process consumes time, so your percentage-wise of being accepted is relatively high,

I agree at this stage that you have a limited narrow time to get on track for other things to do to arrive on time to your school, but I think they are highly professionals they will reach you as soon as possible, no worries, and really best of luck

One last thing to mention to you, it is a rational guess now by me, usually, the rejection is a fast reply at the same time the hiring process consumes time, so your percentage-wise of being accepted is relatively high,

I agree at this stage that you have a limited narrow time to get on track for other things to do to arrive on time to your school, but I think they are highly professionals they will reach you as soon as possible, no worries, and really best of luck

Oh that sounds promising. I'm applying a master and everything was completed in the beginning of May. I know it's a bit late but the course I was applying was still open on that time....and still nothing from them yet Hope I can hear from them soon.....

Thank you. You make me feel a lot better. I hope so.

Anyway, I have secured my place at CASS, but still hoping for Imperial

What course did you apply for ? Is it undergrad or postgrad ?

Myself, I did not apply to ICL and I am not planing at all to send an application request for personal and financial countermeasures "honestly speaking " my educational philosophy is finding a school with affordable tuition fees for international students in an inexpensive city providing good education "I do not concentrate on the brand". So I might go to Edinburgh or Ireland or Paris or Madrid in which I discovered well-quality schools master for business and management during intensive research.

What course did you apply for ? Is it undergrad or postgrad ?

Sorry I mean OP.

Sorry for asking what does "OP" mean?

OP = Origional Poster, the person that started the thread.

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