How long do most UK universities take to notify you if you've been accepted in their postgraduate programme?
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Usually before Christmas
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Between 1 week and 2 months. It's following if you sent it electronic (netfile) or in papers...etc.
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I assume the deadlines you mention are the deadlines for YOU to respond to the offers you receive.\n\nI also assume the deadlines for application to these various programs were back in December, January, or February.\n\nNotification of admission or denial of admission cannot happen until all applications are received, and the departmental admissions committee meets a few times to make decisions on all applications.\n\nUsually, these decisions are then sent to the administrative part of the graduate school, and these administrators then send admission or denial letters out to the applicants. \n\nIn the graduate program I direct, we sent the last of our decisions to the administration last week.  It took us a bit longer than usual because of the large number of applications we received.  \n\nI'm guessing that since you appear to have reply deadlines in June, July, and August, you should hear from these programs by the first or second week of May.  At this point, however, it couldn't hurt to contact the director of graduate studies in each program and ask about their timetable.
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As long as the university confirmed you as its students, they will assist you with your visa, don't worry. For updates, check the Embassy office
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Do you mean that you applied with the social department? right. If you did, sometimes it takes more that 1 to 3 months and you get notify by letter. This is in California
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Depends on where you got the loan. I had to go to my lenders website and do it..then they notified the school it was done.
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In the UK, university requirements dictate that students must have 13 years of school plus A-levels exams. This is why students from Canadian or US universities (who graduate high school after 12 years) who transfer to UK universities are received as year 1 students (Year 2 under certain circumstances). The best thing to do in this situation is to contact the admissions office at the university and ask for more information about transfer requirements. \nGood luck!
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No, but if you submit your transcripts to the University you plan on attending, they can tell you which classes carry over.
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I would suggest waiting until December 14th. Its only a few days. I work for a State University, and honestly, right now half of our staff is already off for Christmas-- chances are if you send in an application now, you won't get a response until mid-January or later.  So my suggestion is, wait for your early decision school, and then if you still want to apply to other colleges, apply in January.
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open your account and click on options..there,you will get a link to register to the waiting list and you'll just get a notification for that.\njust wait
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The deadline to apply is up to the university itself.  It should say somewhere on their Web site or on the physical application, if you have one. Or, if you get a packet in the mail from a college, it sometimes says it in the cover letter.  Also, there are usually two different deadlines, one for each semester.  It doesn't matter how long you've been out of high school.
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It depends on the university! Each university has its own entry requirements.
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Have a look at the UCAS website.
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Without knowing the universities, or your full credentials it is very hard to tell.  You should really try and get this type of information directly by contacting an admission representative from each of the universities that you plan on applying to.
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I would provide them with pre-addressed, pre-stamped envelopes.  Assuming you have already asked you professor's for their recommendations, and they have agreed, you should let them know NOW that the deadline is 1 December, and contact them again on the 28th to confirm that they have been sent.  You are running a little late here, if people don't know they need to write a letter for you.\n\nAdmissions departments are usually generous with time for this deadline (although they aren't always generous with your own application!)
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No, they typically notify you by e-mail with a standard period of time to communicate with the seller. Typically 24-72 hours. Depending on a number of variables.
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Results usually are available in January, if you are unsure ring your TAFE college and ask when they will be available, there are some states that offer a call in system check on that as well. Good Luck!