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Hello....
I applied to Oxford this year, and I was wondering whether I should have received any request for written work yet (the deadline is 15th November!) or any other kind of acknowledgement -- has anyone else?
I applied to Oxford this year, and I was wondering whether I should have received any request for written work yet (the deadline is 15th November!) or any other kind of acknowledgement -- has anyone else?
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(Original post by Alexander)
Hello....
I applied to Oxford this year, and I was wondering whether I should have received any request for written work yet (the deadline is 15th November!) or any other kind of acknowledgement -- has anyone else?
Hello....
I applied to Oxford this year, and I was wondering whether I should have received any request for written work yet (the deadline is 15th November!) or any other kind of acknowledgement -- has anyone else?
Go ahead and get your written work off. I know last year my daughter was waiting for a formal request but it was very late in coming. Once you get an acknowledgement of your application, I would suggest telephoning the Admissions Office of your first choice college to ascertain exactly what they want (although it should tell you in the prospectus). You have to get a covering sheet to accompany the work. As far as I remember this is available from your school.
Good luck with your application.
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I haven't received a letter yet either... The college I have applied to did reply to an e-mail I sent regarding written work though.
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(Original post by Alexander)
Hello....
I applied to Oxford this year, and I was wondering whether I should have received any request for written work yet (the deadline is 15th November!) or any other kind of acknowledgement -- has anyone else?
Hello....
I applied to Oxford this year, and I was wondering whether I should have received any request for written work yet (the deadline is 15th November!) or any other kind of acknowledgement -- has anyone else?
I dont think it would hurt to send off your written work first, but i would wait a few days. Bare in mind there is a postal strike in Oxford at the moment so there could be delays - If you are in any doubt at all phone or email your college - they are usually very helpful.
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Thank you very much for the replies, you have all been very helpful. I don't need to worry about the post because I live in Oxford anyway so I'll deliver it by hand

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I just read on one of the college's websites:
"Information for undergraduate applicants:
There is currently a postal strike in Oxford (30 October 2003), so there will be some delay in applicants receiving their acknowledgement letters from the College. The letters remind applicants (where appropriate) to submit their written work to the Tutor for Admissions, Worcester College, Oxford OX1 2HB, by 15 November 2003.
For full details of written work requirements, please see the relevant subject entry in the University's Undergraduate Prospectus."
So yeah don't worry, just make sure you have your work done on time
"Information for undergraduate applicants:
There is currently a postal strike in Oxford (30 October 2003), so there will be some delay in applicants receiving their acknowledgement letters from the College. The letters remind applicants (where appropriate) to submit their written work to the Tutor for Admissions, Worcester College, Oxford OX1 2HB, by 15 November 2003.
For full details of written work requirements, please see the relevant subject entry in the University's Undergraduate Prospectus."
So yeah don't worry, just make sure you have your work done on time

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(Original post by Alexander)
Thank you very much for the replies, you have all been very helpful. I don't need to worry about the post because I live in Oxford anyway so I'll deliver it by hand
Thank you very much for the replies, you have all been very helpful. I don't need to worry about the post because I live in Oxford anyway so I'll deliver it by hand


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(Original post by fionah)
They may have posted it to you though & if they dont use couriers it could be delayed
They may have posted it to you though & if they dont use couriers it could be delayed


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(Original post by loftx)
I got my letter asking for written work last year 7 days before the deadline, so no need to panic. Make sure you have sutable written work before it arrives, or it may come as a bit of a shock.
I dont think it would hurt to send off your written work first, but i would wait a few days. Bare in mind there is a postal strike in Oxford at the moment so there could be delays - If you are in any doubt at all phone or email your college - they are usually very helpful.
I got my letter asking for written work last year 7 days before the deadline, so no need to panic. Make sure you have sutable written work before it arrives, or it may come as a bit of a shock.
I dont think it would hurt to send off your written work first, but i would wait a few days. Bare in mind there is a postal strike in Oxford at the moment so there could be delays - If you are in any doubt at all phone or email your college - they are usually very helpful.

i feel sorry for the postie men tho so its ok, but i have no mail or communication with the world outside the bubble
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(Original post by Lucy)
I just read on one of the college's websites:
"Information for undergraduate applicants:
There is currently a postal strike in Oxford (30 October 2003), so there will be some delay in applicants receiving their acknowledgement letters from the College. The letters remind applicants (where appropriate) to submit their written work to the Tutor for Admissions, Worcester College, Oxford OX1 2HB, by 15 November 2003.
For full details of written work requirements, please see the relevant subject entry in the University's Undergraduate Prospectus."
So yeah don't worry, just make sure you have your work done on time
I just read on one of the college's websites:
"Information for undergraduate applicants:
There is currently a postal strike in Oxford (30 October 2003), so there will be some delay in applicants receiving their acknowledgement letters from the College. The letters remind applicants (where appropriate) to submit their written work to the Tutor for Admissions, Worcester College, Oxford OX1 2HB, by 15 November 2003.
For full details of written work requirements, please see the relevant subject entry in the University's Undergraduate Prospectus."
So yeah don't worry, just make sure you have your work done on time

I applied to Worcester too! What subject are yu applying for?
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