I did not interview with them. I read on a previous forum that they usually only interview if you are missing a prereq or maybe your GPA isn't high enough. I'm not exactly sure what prompts them to want to interview certain people, but I believe it's more of a chance to explain your situation, and then they may offer you a chance to complete hours (let's say, if that's what you're lacking) before the enrollment date.Thank you
Hey! I also applied to Dublin and have yet to hear back. I received an interview last year but didn't get in. I did a Master's this past year that improved my GPA, I was wondering if you'd mind sharing your GPA stats?Thank you
Hey! I also applied to Dublin and have yet to hear back. I received an interview last year but didn't get in. I did a Master's this past year that improved my GPA, I was wondering if you'd mind sharing your GPA stats?
I'm hoping they didn't send out all their acceptances as of yet.
Thank you so much and good luck
thank you so much! Hopefully, I'll get an email soon.Yeah I don't mind! I just recently graduated this past May. I'm an international student from the US.
cum GPA: 3.48
sci GPA: 3.5 (I don't know the exact number, but last I remember it was around this)
last 45: 3.59
Don't remember if Dublin required the GRE or not, but I did pretty average, if anything below average lol sigh
If you have any other questions, I'd be happy to answer
No Problem! Good luckthank you so much! Hopefully, I'll get an email soon.
Just heard back today about an interview! It might be the last day to hear from them considering she wants to hear prior to December 14th.
I haven’t so I’m not sure what that’s supposed to mean
So that happened to me with Edinburgh, I think the idea was I was on some imaginary waitlist for interviews and they didn't outright reject me or send me anything until the cutoff for replying for an invitation to interview had passed. If you're worried, you can send an email about "checking on your application" but I would definitely call them after interviews have passed. Also, think about if you have any prerequisites left for their school to do, I read (on here) they typically will outright accept vs interview if you have all of the prereq's done. Good luck, you've got this!I haven’t so I’m not sure what that’s supposed to mean
Me too!! Congrats!
Also, my email said my letter would outline the conditions which will come in the coming weeks!
I will be there!
Yes I’m from the US!
That’s awesome! That means you’re in the top percent!!
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When I interviewed, the said they would try to send out acceptances to the top candidates before Christmas and the rest mid January.
Thanks!
If I recall correctly, at the interview they said they would send the top ranking candidates that accepted (like top 10% or something) an application. The people that were sent the application would then write an essay then 2 winners would be chosen based on the essays.
I would be curious as well.
So the only thing I know is that they have 35 spots for non-residents!
Current 3rd year at Dublin. I adopted my dog after I'd moved to Dublin, but I can try to answer questions about moving over with pets & finding pet-friendly housing. A few of my classmates did come over with their dogs. Feel free to pm me
I plan on moving my two dogs!
RVC conditional offer!! Wohooo! This is my dream school
35 is the number of spots, though. Not the number of acceptances that will be sent. Many who recieve offers will end up declining. So schools generally send out many more acceptances than they have spots!
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