UK. PG Application. The referee mentioned the incorrect course name in an otherwise stellar recommendation letter. How bad is it?
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Referee mentioned incorrect course
University College London (UCL). Founded in 1826, UCL is ranked in the top 10 universities in the world, with over 50,000 students and a range of Nobel-winning academics & alumni. Unofficial, moderated by UCL staff, students and alumni.
Reference blunder: My referee mentioned the wrong course name in an otherwise stellar recommendation.
University College London (UCL). Founded in 1826, UCL is ranked in the top 10 universities in the world, with over 50,000 students and a range of Nobel-winning academics & alumni. Unofficial, moderated by UCL staff, students and alumni.
MA Social Anthropology. Got an unconditional offer from UoM and Golsmiths within 3 days of applying. What's the catch?
Does UoM have private studio options inclusive of a kitchen for postgrad students?
MA Anthropology application. SOP is optional. Merit in adding it anyway?
Happy Monday!
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Found these mechanical watches online. Rajat, Jubilee, Taareq, Kohinoor, Shreyas, Gautham
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MSc application: IELTS score
University College London (UCL). Founded in 1826, UCL is ranked in the top 10 universities in the world, with over 50,000 students and a range of Nobel-winning academics & alumni. Unofficial, moderated by UCL staff, students and alumni.
Masters: Eligibility criteria
University College London (UCL). Founded in 1826, UCL is ranked in the top 10 universities in the world, with over 50,000 students and a range of Nobel-winning academics & alumni. Unofficial, moderated by UCL staff, students and alumni.
Post-graduation in an unrelated field
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Career move to UK
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