Called admissions after being told via email that results would be announced in mid-March. She said all preliminary acceptances have been offered, and their waitlist is full. She said it is unlikely that those who have not been contacted (and accepted AND waitlisted students have been contacted) will get in, but if all their acceptances and waitlisted people decline then I guess so. I wish they would just send out rejections...

Received an official email stating that the application pool was very competitive and they were not able to make me an offer.

No interview so I knew this was coming. No idea why it took them so long - looks like most decisions for this program were released a whole month ago!

Admitted with a $15K scholarship. Even though super exciting, the estimated cost of attendance per year is around $70K (including room&board, and miscellaneous )

Good marks from my undergrad, internship at the UN and WTO, part-time work with an organization on sustainable development goals in the CEE region, many languages spoken. I was waitlisted in the early round action and accepted now.

Waiting for a couple of other offers but funding remains an issue :/

Also waitlisted.

No funding info yet.

2 years Peace Corps, BA in Economics from a small, liberal arts college. Accepted without funding, so will not be attending.

I just find the decision letter in my spam. Unfortunately, it's not a piece of overlooked good news but a rejection, which really ruins my confidence. I am not sure what I really am and what I could get within my abilities. I don't want to believe I am not good enough but I can not stop doubting myself. This feeling sucks. Anyway, best wishes for others who get in Goldman and also best wishes for future applicants. Hope you do not need to suffer what I am experiencing now.

To those accepted into the programme, what time (UK-time) did you get the email? Also to those that applied, is there anyone that is yet to receive an email from the department? I haven't received anything