Do not take them at their word that it is a professional programme. 8 years industry experience, denied entry even though had taken 2x courses before applying (as they say you can do) with 70% (Distinction) average. Appears as though emphasis is placed on your undergraduate degree GPA rather than your professional experience or references.

Applied part-time to study alongside work (hoping to stay working at the CDEI).

Got email notification from the department at 18:30 pm GMT. MA in art history from the UK, international student interested in eastern Asian art history 😃

Received at 2am :(

can i get a "fuck oxford" in chat? :)

No interview

University of Tasmania, Australian National University, Cambridge Masters and work at the OECD and UN

Email just before midnight. Applied 20th December, interviewed 23rd February. 1st from Cambridge (BA) and distinction from UCL (MA) in relevant subjects. No word on funding yet.

Not WL. May I ask you a question? I see that many students didn't receive a scholarship decision yet. The thing is i am most likely not able to pay for myself. Should I accept an offer and then wait for the funding information, and if they don't award me, do I have an option to change my mind and decline the offer? And if so what are the consequences

Applied for the first deadline (November), got an interview from supervisor around mid-late December, decision deferred in January as informed by an email. Funding not confirmed at the moment.

Deadline of 16th April to accept or reject. No word on funding.

(NOT A WAITLIST) Hey, Oxford said they would have an acceptance by tomorrow but I'm getting a little anxious because I've heard from other universities well before the deadline. Does anybody know the situation?

Oxbridge LLB, Ivy League LLM, top of my class

First class undergraduate degree in History from non-Rusell Group university and Merit MA from Russell Group University (not Oxford). Spoke a lot with my supervisor before which helped massively. Never give up on your dreams.