<p>o lol - lucky u. wait so ur an american graduate student at new college? so thats not ppe right? </p>
<p>i was curious also (if i dont get in this time) - how do you apply for graduate degrees?</p>
<p>Quick question: Is interviewing mandatory for Oxford or Cambridge?</p>
<p>From what I understand, interviewing is required for people in England and strongly suggested for those outside of England(it will hurt your chances not to interview). This is the main reason why I decided not to apply to Cambridge. I wouldn't be able to go for an interview and it would require me to rush my application for Imperial.</p>
<p>Btw, I got a letter a few days ago from the Univerisity College London chemistry department admissions tutor telling me he recommended me for an offer. Now I just have to wait to get the official offer information from them.
I don't think I'll end up going to UCL though. Going to England for 3-4 years seems like a bit of a hassle for anything less than Imperial which I have yet to hear from.</p>
<p>yup - i think they count it for like 1/2 ur app</p>
<p>I'm so stoked. I just got an offer from Imperial and also University of Hull. For Imperial I have to maintain an grade of A in chemistry and calculus this semester and next semester. This semester I've got it and I know I'll do it next semester in chemistr but Calculus II here at Clarkson might be a bit tough. Hull's offer is a bit easier to meet. I just have to send them verification of the qualifications I already have.</p>
<p>Lucky you - I'm waiting on London School of Economics and Oxford, and University College London - Leed's.</p>
<p>Between that and all American college apps too, its getting too suspenseful!</p>
<p>ooh i know someone at U of Hull. I got three offers already too. LSE doesn't tell you until Jan.Feb. or so, Oxford Dec.Jan. But the oxford application process is SO intense. Is anyone else done this process???</p>
<p>does anyone know much about St Andrews in Scotland? How difficult is it to get in? what are they looking for?</p>