Chances for LSE Oxford based on UCL

If I got a rejection from UCL (Economics), does it mean that high chance I won't get an offer from LSE and Oxford?
Am an international student here, so not too sure about what's the usual

Reply 1

DataVenia

Volunteer Team, Clearing and Applications Advisor

Original post by Anonymous

If I got a rejection from UCL (Economics), does it mean that high chance I won't get an offer from LSE and Oxford?
Am an international student here, so not too sure about what's the usual

Oxford made all their offer decisions back in January. Did you not hear from them then?

A rejection from any one university doesn't necessarily mean a rejection from another, as they use different criteria when assessing applications.

London School of Economics

London

Reply 2

Anonymous #1

Original post by DataVenia

I applied for their MPhil Economics this January, and haven't heard from them yet. Really am getting a little panicky :frown:

Reply 3

thegeek888

Original post by Anonymous #1

I applied for their MPhil Economics this January, and haven't heard from them yet. Really am getting a little panicky :frown:

Offers won't be made until April or May.

Reply 4

artful_lounger

Universities Forum Helper

Original post by Anonymous #1

I applied for their MPhil Economics this January, and haven't heard from them yet. Really am getting a little panicky :frown:

Ah, I think the above was referring to undergrad offers. Anyway not much to read into things for now, until you get a rejection you're still in the running!

Reply 5

Anonymous #1

Original post by artful_lounger

Ah, I think the above was referring to undergrad offers. Anyway not much to read into things for now, until you get a rejection you're still in the running!

Thanks! I really need to control my mindset! 💪💪💪