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Honestly, I’m surprised by how much the situation has changed in the 10 days since I created this thread. When I first asked this question, it was just a concern at the back of my mind. Now with my province in a state of emergency, I’m sure that my TOEFL scheduled in April is at least going to be affected by this. I hope universities are understanding for those of us who face a difficult time in fulfilling the conditions of our admission.
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Thank you everyone for sharing your perspectives. I have the option between a program in my country of residence and a program in the UK. I was initially leaning towards the UK program. But with all the travel restrictions in place right now (and who knows how long they will last), I’m worried that it might be too big of a risk.
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Hi, Do you think that the situation right now might impact all the international students that would be looking to get student visas this summer? Or do you suppose it will calm down by the summer ? Has anyone received information from universities regarding this ? Thanks ! Stay safe and wash your hands.
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anyone know when Oxford Mphil results will be out? seems like people had already heard back by this time last year.
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Hello Everyone, I’ve been lucky enough this season to get into great programs. I’ve received an acceptance into all three M.A. Economics programs at top 3 Canadian universities (Queens, UofT, UBC) with 18K in funding. I've also been accepted into LSE MSc Statistics, without any funding. My long term goal is to complete a PhD in Econometrics. I am currently living in Canada, so it would be much easier and affordable for me to continue at a Canadian program. I can still afford LSE with a little debt. My question is whether going to LSE would have significant long term advantages over attending one of the other programs? Are the advantages that LSE offers in terms of a better international reputation worth forgoing a generous scholarship for ?