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I just got three e-mails, one each from the universities I applied to. One of them is a generic invitation to an Open Evening, which they'd already sent me and is pretty uselesss since I'm across the ocean. (These are in London, I'm in Puerto Rico). Another one is asking for a more detailed personal statement about why I want to study there. What do they want, for me to praise the glories of their university? I'm interested in speacializing in the Americas. Your specialty is the Americas. Why do I have to state the obvious? The thrid one has me really confused. It's from the senior fees officer. It says: Further to your application to study at Goldsmiths, University of London I am writing to you with regarding your options for funding your course. I haven't received any response as to whether they've accepted me or not, unless it's in the mail, which might take a while because of the distance issue, although the course catalog they sent me took only a week. Anyway, how am I supposed to interpret this? I mean, they wouldn't be bothering to guide me through the steps of getting student loans (I'm not interested in any, but still) if they hadn't accepted me, would they? Plus, it also says this:
Once you have accepted your place at Goldsmiths, University of London, and you have decided on a lender, you should either apply on line via your lender’s website or send the MPN to me, as soon as possible so that I can process your loan.
That first part seems to imply that they've already accepted me and are waiting for me to pick them, and why would she be so eager to process my loan if they hadn't? I'm literally bouncing in my chair, but I don't know if I should just assume and be happy or I don't know. I need to e-mial her back anyway.Should I ask her straight out if they've accepted me? I think I might anyway. This is one of my top choices, too. God, I think I'm getting dizzy.
Once you have accepted your place at Goldsmiths, University of London, and you have decided on a lender, you should either apply on line via your lender’s website or send the MPN to me, as soon as possible so that I can process your loan.
That first part seems to imply that they've already accepted me and are waiting for me to pick them, and why would she be so eager to process my loan if they hadn't? I'm literally bouncing in my chair, but I don't know if I should just assume and be happy or I don't know. I need to e-mial her back anyway.Should I ask her straight out if they've accepted me? I think I might anyway. This is one of my top choices, too. God, I think I'm getting dizzy.