Very happy! No prior informal notice. Now waiting for funding info.

Accepted despite having a wobbly transcript with major interruptions. Coming from another UK Russell Group university.

Submitted by 1/25 deadline, interviewed on 2/25 and received a short informal offer notice today.

Didn’t have a History undergrad but an International Affairs one, international student with undergrad from UK university.

Question for who receive offer below. If you don't mind, could you tell me how long have you waited after finishing interview? Thank you!

3.9+ GPA, LAC. Probably will be accepting my PhD offer in U.S. instead because funding cannot be determined sooner.

Rejected, even though I thought it was a very strong application. Good luck to everyone else.

Interviewed by Skype.

I called and spoke with a member from the OII teaching department. It is possible that he meant by the end of March when he send in the next few days, but I am just relaying off what I have been informed.

Hi for the SDS post below, from who did you get the information? Some people who had the interviews said that the decision should be made around the end of March.

Submitted application for 1 March deadline. Invited to interview 08 March. Interviewing week of 18 March 2019. Currently waiting for interview results from equivalent programme at Cambridge. Did not bother applying to UEA bc it is not known outside of the UK (am American).

Did any of you hear back from colleges?

Very surprised. Graduated valedictorian GPA 9.86/10.00 Four languages with full proficiency. Plus two others at an A1/A2 level. Guess my project didn't convince them.

To posters who received rejections on 11th March. Did you submit your application for Jan 25 deadline or March 1 deadline?

French top Grande Ecole, applied 9th January, some research experience