At the Q&A session they told us that too! I don't know anyone that has heard anything, either from here or a similar forum for UK students... I know last year they sent them out mid-January? So maybe next week or the week after? I really want to email them to ask but it seems too soon... but I'm also going crazy waiting! I check my email and my portal so many times per day! My only comfort is that no one else has heard either - if people start hearing and I don't hear anything, then I'll really panic.
Okay well that's good to know! I wouldn't be so worried about it if they had just said that in the first place.... the suspense is killing me
Me too! I'm over this whole process, like can we just know already 😂 I've been in a constant state of stress since September!
It makes me feel better knowing no one here has heard and on a similar UK page no one has heard but STILL. They said "mid-January" and it's now mid-January... any day now!
I have not, not sure about anyone else? They said hopefully mid-January at the info session, but did say it could be later what with them being in lockdown and all. I figure they'll get decisions done eventually and have enough to deal with without my needy butt in their inbox! I have heard from UK applicants (unsure if 4- or 5-year) that they were told mid-February, which is what we were initially told after our interview. However, I know all interviews were concluded before the holiday so hopefully they are in the process of reviewing now!
RVC is one of my top schools as well! I interviewed 11/20 and have been dying for the last 2 months. At my interview they said mid-February also, however I attended a post-interview webinar and they said that they were aiming for a majority of us to have heard by mid to late-January. Last year acceptances were sent out 1/27 (I think) and it seemed like many of those who heard first had interviewed first, although that wasn't the case for everyone. I think 5-year invites went out after the 4-year invites also. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, that's just the impression I got from stalking last year's thread.
If they send out acceptances around the 27th this year, I will definitely be stressed out for the next 7 days! I'm being considered for the four year program. My family is sooo excited I applied - I think they're already making plans to come visit me 😆 I keep telling them not to jinx anything!
Mine was early on 11/20
Mine was 12/3!
Mine was November 18th!
I am a 5-year applicant and I haven't heard yet either, I think they send out 4, then 5, then 6-year decisions maybe?
So at the info session they said that they split up the applicants between admissions people with no rhyme or reason to the order. They send out rolling admissions so some people that interviewed for the 4-year will hear now and some may not hear for a bit. Same for all other programs. Based on previous years, this continues into February, so I think if you haven't heard anything, then no news is good news!
Positivity is key!! 😆
When I did it 4 years ago it was about $1500. I am not sure how much it has gone up though. You can check your NHS fee on this site and then the visa fee should be less, maybe a few hundred. Pay for UK healthcare as part of your immigration application
Yes definitely!! I've decided to not stress about this and just wait patiently. Sky has been bluer ever since hahah 😉
This is the timetable from 2019-2020 for BVetMed (five-year) that I found on one of the other threads. I think orientation is a week to two weeks before?
Congratulations! I just got my acceptance also🙌
That's a good idea! I feel like they mentioned something about it when I toured last January but at the time I was like 🤩 and wasn't paying attention to money, just how much I loved the school. Hopefully they'll give us more info at Offer Holders' day and once they send us instructions for paying it in late spring. I should have no problem paying it, however then I won't be able to save money so that I can be secure until I find a part-time job over there. Especially with the visa being almost 3k 🥴
I plan to! Although I may be leaning towards Uni of Glasgow. Do you know what you need to do before bringing your dog?
Dang you must have a solid VMCAS if you got accepted at CSU out of 3,500 people
I'd also like to add the right now one USD is worth .82 euros and .73 pounds the clear benefit to RVC is if you want to practice vetmed anywhere in the world or just want to experience life in a different country for a few years your USD tuition in euros would be 44k/yr and in pounds would be almost 50k/yr
Omg we are in the SAME boat!! I’m also deciding between CSU and RVC and I have two kitty babies who would be coming with me and my husband so I’m super worried about him finding a job/visas etc 🥲
If I'm ever able to make a decision, I'll definitely let you know!
I think we all did - conditions being 1. the deposit 2. the criminal convictions and 3. proof of graduation. I'm not sure about grades, if you think you will have a problem meeting the conditions if they are more specified (based on grades) then I would reach out to them and see what they recommend.
Yeah these are conditions to take specific courses and receive specific grades. Thanks though!
