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Can't find a 2021 Postgraduate applicants thread so here goes!
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Undergraduate course: BSc Psychology
Undergraduate university: UWE Bristol
Expected/achieved grade: 1st/2.1 (sitting between the two!)
Course you're applying for: MSc Global Health/MSc Mental Health Sciences
Other universities you're applying to: UCL, QMUL, Reading, Royal Holloway
Undergraduate course:
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Undergraduate course: BSc Psychology
Undergraduate university: UWE Bristol
Expected/achieved grade: 1st/2.1 (sitting between the two!)
Course you're applying for: MSc Global Health/MSc Mental Health Sciences
Other universities you're applying to: UCL, QMUL, Reading, Royal Holloway
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Undergraduate course: BA in Social Sciences, concentrations in psychology & behavioral science
Undergraduate university: mid university in usa
Achieved: 1st
Course: MSc global mental health
Other universities: UCL, Oxford so far
Undergraduate university: mid university in usa
Achieved: 1st
Course: MSc global mental health
Other universities: UCL, Oxford so far
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(Original post by addicted-inkling)
Can't find a 2021 Postgraduate applicants thread so here goes!
Undergraduate course:
Undergraduate university:
Expected/achieved grade:
Course you're applying for:
Other universities you're applying to:
Undergraduate course: BSc Psychology
Undergraduate university: UWE Bristol
Expected/achieved grade: 1st/2.1 (sitting between the two!)
Course you're applying for: MSc Global Health/MSc Mental Health Sciences
Other universities you're applying to: UCL, QMUL, Reading, Royal Holloway
Can't find a 2021 Postgraduate applicants thread so here goes!
Undergraduate course:
Undergraduate university:
Expected/achieved grade:
Course you're applying for:
Other universities you're applying to:
Undergraduate course: BSc Psychology
Undergraduate university: UWE Bristol
Expected/achieved grade: 1st/2.1 (sitting between the two!)
Course you're applying for: MSc Global Health/MSc Mental Health Sciences
Other universities you're applying to: UCL, QMUL, Reading, Royal Holloway
Undergraduate university: One in india
Expected/achieved grade: First Class
Course you're applying for: Msc. International Public Policy
Other universities you're applying to: LSE, SOAS, KCL
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(Original post by unanimousacronym)
Undergraduate course: B.A. in Economics, politics and sociology
Undergraduate university: One in india
Expected/achieved grade: First Class
Course you're applying for: Msc. International Public Policy
Other universities you're applying to: LSE, SOAS, KCL
Undergraduate course: B.A. in Economics, politics and sociology
Undergraduate university: One in india
Expected/achieved grade: First Class
Course you're applying for: Msc. International Public Policy
Other universities you're applying to: LSE, SOAS, KCL
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(Original post by unanimousacronym)
Undergraduate course: B.A. in Economics, politics and sociology
Undergraduate university: One in india
Expected/achieved grade: First Class
Course you're applying for: Msc. International Public Policy
Other universities you're applying to: LSE, SOAS, KCL
Undergraduate course: B.A. in Economics, politics and sociology
Undergraduate university: One in india
Expected/achieved grade: First Class
Course you're applying for: Msc. International Public Policy
Other universities you're applying to: LSE, SOAS, KCL
The website says the personal statement "can be entered directly into the online application form (maximum 4,000 characters) or uploaded as an attachment to the online application form (maximum 2 pages)."
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(Original post by FiveSierra)
Fellow Public Policy applicant here. I have a question about the personal statement requirement: do you know if the 4000 character limit also applies to the attachment?
The website says the personal statement "can be entered directly into the online application form (maximum 4,000 characters) or uploaded as an attachment to the online application form (maximum 2 pages)."
Fellow Public Policy applicant here. I have a question about the personal statement requirement: do you know if the 4000 character limit also applies to the attachment?
The website says the personal statement "can be entered directly into the online application form (maximum 4,000 characters) or uploaded as an attachment to the online application form (maximum 2 pages)."
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(Original post by riddhi.l)
I applied for the psych programme, and I was told if we’re putting it in the box provided, then 3000 characters, but if it’s as an attachment, then not more than 2 pages
I applied for the psych programme, and I was told if we’re putting it in the box provided, then 3000 characters, but if it’s as an attachment, then not more than 2 pages
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(Original post by hadeeeeeel)
What program?
What program?
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(Original post by riddhi.l)
I applied for the psych programme, and I was told if we’re putting it in the box provided, then 3000 characters, but if it’s as an attachment, then not more than 2 pages
I applied for the psych programme, and I was told if we’re putting it in the box provided, then 3000 characters, but if it’s as an attachment, then not more than 2 pages
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(Original post by unanimousacronym)
Undergraduate course: B.A. in Economics, politics and sociology
Undergraduate university: One in india
Expected/achieved grade: First Class
Course you're applying for: Msc. International Public Policy
Other universities you're applying to: LSE, SOAS, KCL
Undergraduate course: B.A. in Economics, politics and sociology
Undergraduate university: One in india
Expected/achieved grade: First Class
Course you're applying for: Msc. International Public Policy
Other universities you're applying to: LSE, SOAS, KCL
(Original post by hadeeeeeel)
Have you heard from them yet?
Have you heard from them yet?
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(Original post by FiveSierra)
Fellow Public Policy applicant here. I have a question about the personal statement requirement: do you know if the 4000 character limit also applies to the attachment?
The website says the personal statement "can be entered directly into the online application form (maximum 4,000 characters) or uploaded as an attachment to the online application form (maximum 2 pages)."
Fellow Public Policy applicant here. I have a question about the personal statement requirement: do you know if the 4000 character limit also applies to the attachment?
The website says the personal statement "can be entered directly into the online application form (maximum 4,000 characters) or uploaded as an attachment to the online application form (maximum 2 pages)."
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#12
(Original post by unanimousacronym)
Hey. I'm sorry. My course mentioned here is wrong since I wrote this in the wrong thread 😂 For Kings, I applied to Msc. Global Affairs and no, I haven't heard from them yet. Have you?
Hey. I'm sorry. My course mentioned here is wrong since I wrote this in the wrong thread 😂 For Kings, I applied to Msc. Global Affairs and no, I haven't heard from them yet. Have you?
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(Original post by hadeeeeeel)
they told me they’ve sent my application to the department, but that’s all as of now lol. When have you applied?
they told me they’ve sent my application to the department, but that’s all as of now lol. When have you applied?
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#14
Undergraduate course: BSc Psychology
Undergraduate university: University of Bristol
Expected/achieved grade: 2:1
Course you're applying for: MSc Developmental Psychology & Psychopathology (offer received)
Other universities you're applying to: UCL, Nottingham and York.
Undergraduate university: University of Bristol
Expected/achieved grade: 2:1
Course you're applying for: MSc Developmental Psychology & Psychopathology (offer received)
Other universities you're applying to: UCL, Nottingham and York.
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(Original post by JennaPepworth)
Undergraduate course: BSc Psychology
Undergraduate university: University of Bristol
Expected/achieved grade: 2:1
Course you're applying for: MSc Developmental Psychology & Psychopathology (offer received)
Other universities you're applying to: UCL, Nottingham and York.
Undergraduate course: BSc Psychology
Undergraduate university: University of Bristol
Expected/achieved grade: 2:1
Course you're applying for: MSc Developmental Psychology & Psychopathology (offer received)
Other universities you're applying to: UCL, Nottingham and York.
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(Original post by JennaPepworth)
Undergraduate course: BSc Psychology
Undergraduate university: University of Bristol
Expected/achieved grade: 2:1
Course you're applying for: MSc Developmental Psychology & Psychopathology (offer received)
Other universities you're applying to: UCL, Nottingham and York.
Undergraduate course: BSc Psychology
Undergraduate university: University of Bristol
Expected/achieved grade: 2:1
Course you're applying for: MSc Developmental Psychology & Psychopathology (offer received)
Other universities you're applying to: UCL, Nottingham and York.
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Undergraduate course: BA Psychology
Undergraduate university: University in India
Expected/achieved grade: 9.9/10
Course you're applying for: MSc Developmental Psychology & Psychopathology (offer received)
Undergraduate university: University in India
Expected/achieved grade: 9.9/10
Course you're applying for: MSc Developmental Psychology & Psychopathology (offer received)
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I applied for MSc Emerging Economies and International Development around a month ago but haven't heard anything from them since then. Anyone else?
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Undergraduate course: BA in Theology/Religious Studies
Undergraduate university: Medium-sized private university in New York (I am an international student from the US)
Expected/achieved grade: 3.9/4.0 GPA, or equivalent of a high 1st
Course you're applying for: MA in Public Policy (offer received)
Other universities you're applying to: Oxford, Cambridge, UCL, NYU, Georgetown, UC Berkeley, University of Chicago
I submitted my application on 1 November and received a conditional offer on 17 November! Good luck everyone.
Undergraduate university: Medium-sized private university in New York (I am an international student from the US)
Expected/achieved grade: 3.9/4.0 GPA, or equivalent of a high 1st
Course you're applying for: MA in Public Policy (offer received)
Other universities you're applying to: Oxford, Cambridge, UCL, NYU, Georgetown, UC Berkeley, University of Chicago
I submitted my application on 1 November and received a conditional offer on 17 November! Good luck everyone.
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(Original post by lori.keet)
Undergraduate course: BA in Theology/Religious Studies
Undergraduate university: Medium-sized private university in New York (I am an international student from the US)
Expected/achieved grade: 3.9/4.0 GPA, or equivalent of a high 1st
Course you're applying for: MA in Public Policy (offer received)
Other universities you're applying to: Oxford, Cambridge, UCL, NYU, Georgetown, UC Berkeley, University of Chicago
I submitted my application on 1 November and received a conditional offer on 17 November! Good luck everyone.
Undergraduate course: BA in Theology/Religious Studies
Undergraduate university: Medium-sized private university in New York (I am an international student from the US)
Expected/achieved grade: 3.9/4.0 GPA, or equivalent of a high 1st
Course you're applying for: MA in Public Policy (offer received)
Other universities you're applying to: Oxford, Cambridge, UCL, NYU, Georgetown, UC Berkeley, University of Chicago
I submitted my application on 1 November and received a conditional offer on 17 November! Good luck everyone.
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