When it did close? Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought that a programme closes when they've given out a sufficient number of offers so they no longer allow any more applications? Hopefully you get an offer!

Thank you! EU student, distinction and a first while in exchange in a top 5 UK school. Got my ID three weeks ago. Was a bit nervous to see that the program closed in the meantime! Above all: congrats!

I'm a UK student with a 1st class undergrad, and I applied very early, in November I think. What's your situation like?

APPLICATION WAS COMPLETE ON JAN 8TH, I'M VERY HAPPY TO HAVE GOTTEN AN OFFER FROM MY COUNTRY (IM BRITISH FROM BATH - NOT THE TOOL WE USE TO WASH, BUT RATHER THE CITY IN SOMERSET). I HAVE A DECISION TO MAKE BUT I AM GRATEFUL FOR THE ACCEPTANCE. I WISH THEY GAVE ME SOME FUNDING THOUGH... THE TUITION IN POUNDS IS MORE THAN I WEIGH AND IM A HEFTY BLOKE.

I can't believe it! Applied thinking "why not", never thought in a million years I would actually get in. I guess my strong SoP, LoRs, and volunteer experience made up for my mediocre GPA and low quant score. So excited!!!

To the person who got accepted in the Msc Economic History. May I ask you when you apply? Are you an UK/EU student? Thanks in advance and congrats for the offer!

Congratulations to the person accepted in Conflict Studies! I have applied to the same programme, but I am still waiting. Where did you see 'limited availability'?

No funding which is a bummer, but it took exactly 7 weeks and I could not be more excited!! Especially since the programme is now at "limited availability"

I have received been waitlisted for funding on the 2/3/2018, then today I received an email with the offer indicating my international fee status and I reckoned that LSE FOR YOU has changed! The question is, does this mean I am accepted without funding? or is it still pending. Has anyone got the same thing and is as confused?

They will communicate decision on my second choice which is MSc Economics (two year programme)

Should have used the "other" classification to avoid confusion. I am a German student, although the LSE DID classify me as an international applicant for reasons unknown to me ... I received my LSE ID on Jan 29th. So it took approximately 6 weeks.

To the person who got accepted into MSc Economics at LSE on 14th March 2018: When did you apply? Are you an international student?

Checked portal today. Accepted under condition of completing my undergrad degree with 2 out of 5 (German grading scale). Offer letter apparently sent out on March 12. Application to GSS unfortunately unsuccessful.

sad, but glad when I think about all the money I saved, good luck!

To the poster below: the LSE is the most disorganized university on Earth. If I were you, I wouldn't infer much from waiting times. (I graduated from the MSc Econ a couple of years ago).

Has anyone ever been rejected at LSE for any course after waiting for more than 6 weeks? Is a longer waiting time a good signal?