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Thanks Niddy for your clarification. See you soon in London!

Thanks Xyeek for the explanation. Cheers. See you in London!

Hi guys I haven't been admitted yet, although I'm hopeful (I've applied in Round 3 and received an interview invite). I've got a question that I haven't managed to find answer to online (although I haven't searched extensively) - perhaps one of you can help. Upon receiving an offer from LBS, how long do you typically have to accept or decline the offer? I noticed for Round 1 it looked like roughly six weeks (end of November until mid-January, based on your posts), although I'm wondering whether it's shorter for other Rounds? Thanks in advance.

PHen, please refer to the first posts on the main thread. They give you around 4 weeks. Regards,

anyone hear anything about scholarships yet?

Am wondering the same! Posted from my mobile device

Not at all. At least most of my British friends do not believe it will happen. Even if it happens I don't believe there will be immediate consequences as there will be a series of new rules/regulations to be formulated and approved. LBS visas and immigration department believes it would take at least 2 years for any effect on immigration issues.

I have heard the opposite, that Brexit is about 70% likely to happen, and that it will cause some disturbances but, that said, Britain has to give 2 years notice of their exit so when you say it may take 2 years to take effect you could be spot on. (I do not know what interim measures they might take) Even if Brexit happens, discussions have to happen to determine to what degree the UK will pull back from EU integration - will they still allow the free movement of labour with the EU? I don't know. It is not an all-or-nothing situation, their policies may end up in-between a full withdrawal and being an EU member. I'm sure there are online sources that can explain the consequences better than I can. Source: Various non-British international investors I have spoken with.