General Admissions & OTCAS Has anyone heard from Brunel?

[OTMaximum]

I applied in Jan. and have heard nothing... Does anyone know when they will send out rejections?

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[lstrattOT]

I applied in Jan. and have heard nothing... Does anyone know when they will send out rejections?

I applied to Brunel at the end of November, was invited to interview at the end of January and had my Skype interview in mid-Feb. I was just offered a spot just this past week, but had to turn it down because I already accepted my offer to attend Tufts. Applying to Brunel was mostly a fun "what if" for me since moving abroad would have been pretty challenging. If I hadn't been accepted to any of my top choice schools in the US, I would have more seriously considered it, but practically and financially it unfortunately just wouldn't have make sense.
Best of luck to you!

 

[Babybluentexas]

I did my study abroad in London just so I could check out the Brunel area. I couldn’t see myself living there.. so I opted not to apply.

 

[ARomMSUMPH2017]

My application is still under review. It seems like they do admissions on a rolling basis up until June or July for anyone who still wants to apply

 

[fayettevillenc]

Have been trying for years to get into OT school and decided to try apply abroad. Actually received offers from Oxford Brookes and University of Essex! Still waiting to hear from Brunel University though.

And then last week also heard I got off the wait-list at a school in the States but the tuition is about 81,000 not including everything else. Really want to study abroad and I have researched the OTED process. I think it's a great opportunity! Do you think it's worth the risk since the price will be about the price here and across the pond?

University of Essex has had two students sit for the American boards and pass so that's a good sign!

 

[therapist2be]

Have been trying for years to get into OT school and decided to try apply abroad. Actually received offers from Oxford Brookes and University of Essex! Still waiting to hear from Brunel University though.

And then last week also heard I got off the wait-list at a school in the States but the tuition is about 81,000 not including everything else. Really want to study abroad and I have researched the OTED process. I think it's a great opportunity! Do you think it's worth the risk since the price will be about the price here and across the pond?

University of Essex has had two students sit for the American boards and pass so that's a good sign!

If you get into Brunel I would definitely recommend them over the others since they are now accredited in the US and you wouldn't have to go through the OTED process. I was accepted and I decided to go even though I was accepted to other schools in the US because Brunel is one of my cheapest options and it's been on my bucket list to live in a another country.

 

[ksa15]

Has anyone heard from Brunel? How long does the process usually take?

 

[ksa15]

If you get into Brunel I would definitely recommend them over the others since they are now accredited in the US and you wouldn't have to go through the OTED process. I was accepted and I decided to go even though I was accepted to other schools in the US because Brunel is one of my cheapest options and it's been on my bucket list to live in a another country.

When you were accepted, how long did it take for you to get an interview? (around what time of year)

 

[fayettevillenc]

Just got an interview for Brunel next Monday! Can anyone tell me what I should expect?

 

[fayettevillenc]

If you get into Brunel I would definitely recommend them over the others since they are now accredited in the US and you wouldn't have to go through the OTED process. I was accepted and I decided to go even though I was accepted to other schools in the US because Brunel is one of my cheapest options and it's been on my bucket list to live in a another country.

I actually received that I have an interview next Monday! You like Brunel so far? How are your classes?