Oxford graduate applicants 2009/2010

My school and uni buildings were absolutely horrible 70s concrete brutalo architecture. I think I have been traumatised and just long for beautiful old college grounds. I know, a bit over the top.

Come again?? So where exactly would you live?

I went to LSE and University of Münster (Germany). And yes, you're right about being fussy. I should be grateful for getting in. Colleges do not matter that much for postgrads anyway.

Postgrad accommodation tends to be in purpose-built halls like buildings in the area of the college you're a member of.

Undergrads get the actual pretty college buildings to live in!

Oh, yes.

Just out of interest, is there no single college either at Oxford or Cambridge that doesn't house undergrad and grad students separately?

Oh, yes.

Just out of interest, is there no single college either at Oxford or Cambridge that doesn't house undergrad and grad students separately?

I think I have irritated myself with all the anxiety... hate to ask this again but any postgrad economics aspirants heard yet??.... the silence might be telling

It's the weekend - there's nothing you can do until monday morning so just relax and stop checking your email every 5 seconds!

Cambridge does send out emails on Saturdays though, well at least for the LLM.

There are basically none at Cambridge. But why would you want to be with squealing brats anyway? It is one of the only correct calls that the college powers-that-be make.

I don't know actually but tbh I can't think of many unis in general that have postgrads living with undergrads. I'm in PG halls at the moment and there's not one single UG in our block!

Well they are hardly mewling and puking infants at the age of 18 though, are they?!

No, it does actually make sense to separate them. Who knows what adverse effects the undergrads might have on the postgrads! (Or vice versa..)

Just out of interest, is there no single college either at Oxford or Cambridge that doesn't house undergrad and grad students separately?

I called the English office to give them a new address, and was told that I got an offer for the Mst in English (1780-1900) and am nominated for the Clarendon Scholarship (I am American). Apparently, they are sending out the letters tomorrow. I applied last year and was not offered a place at all, so I guess there is no predicting these things. Good luck to everyone!

Oh, yes.

Just out of interest, is there no single college either at Oxford or Cambridge that doesn't house undergrad and grad students separately?