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What-to-do if Admitted

1A - Admitted

This scenario describes the situation when you have one programmed marked with “Admitted”, no matter its priority on your list. All the others, with higher or lower priority are marked “Deleted”.

All that you can do is decide whether you want or don’t want to accept that position.

Options:

  • if you want to accept that position, you click on the Reply button and check the YES-answer box and go forward. You may or may not get an email from that programme congratulating you for your choice
  • if you do NOT want to accept that position, you click on the reply button and leave the YES-answer box unchecked and go forward. This will make your position available for the reserves competing during the second round

1DA - Admitted, with pre-offer/DA

This scenario describes the situation when you have one programme marked with “Admitted”, while the rest are marked “Deleted”, yet before the notification day you received either pre-offers (read Pre-offer Letters), either you have been given DA as a Selection Group (unfortunately you cannot see that now on your Notification page).

Pre-offer letters or DA means that they have accepted you within the programme, yet due to the way the centralized system is built you cannot see that on your Notification page. You can only see your highest-priority marked with “Admitted”.

Options (exceptions from 1A):

  • contact the programme that sent you a pre-offer or awarded a DA, and tell them that you accept the position. They will then nullify your admission to the other programme(s).

1N - Not admitted

Sorry! :( Next time.

Last Modified on June 17, 2008 @ 10:35 am
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