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What-to-do Scenarios

On the top of your Notification page you may see “No reply from you is required!”. The “safest” way to deal with that is to assume that if you do not want to accept that programme, you do not need to reply and you will automatically be rejected when the deadline passes. Your place will be made available for other people during the second admission round.

There’s a second argument for that, beyond the logic and common-sense reasoning. If you were expected to reply only to reject your admission, then the checkbox on the reply page would specifically say “NO-answer” and not “YES-answer”. This way VHS expects people to check YES or leave it blank (similar to no reply).

After you reply with a YES-answer checked, you will get emailed with something similar:

Reply to the notification of admission

Internationella Masterprogram HT2008

(You may change your reply until the last day for replying, 2008-05-28)

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Civic registration number xxxxxxxxxxxx

You have accepted the following courses and/or programmes:

1. KTH-E0901 - Master (Two Years), Engineering and Management of Information Systems 120.0cr,
Study programme, Kungl. Tekniska högskolan, Credit distribution 30.0, Admitted

Please keep in mind that this is still reverse engineering from the information gathered from prospective students in different situations, or from admission staff. Since this is the first year, the admission staff are not aware of all situations and their solutions either.

I have divided the scenarios under 3 categories:

  1. Admitted
  2. Reserve
  3. No selection has run yet
Last Modified on June 17, 2008 @ 10:35 am
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