Anyone with postgraduate offers via my.tcd.ie?

Splicer

So I had a bit of hassle with the new postgrad application system, my.tcd.ie, it is still quite glitchy, did anyone else find that?

Anyway, I just got my offer moved from conditional to unconditional (I THINK) - and it says

Cond Firm Acceptance To Uncond offer - No Response
Please note that you are offered a place on this course as an EU fee paying student.

I am a bit lost as to what this gobbledygook means, is it safe to assume this is a firmly accepted unconditional offer? What does "cond" imply? What does "no response" mean?

gutenberg

Splicer wrote: »

So I had a bit of hassle with the new postgrad application system, my.tcd.ie, it is still quite glitchy, did anyone else find that?

Anyway, I just got my offer moved from conditional to unconditional (I THINK) - and it says

Cond Firm Acceptance To Uncond offer - No Response
Please note that you are offered a place on this course as an EU fee paying student.

I am a bit lost as to what this gobbledygook means, is it safe to assume this is a firmly accepted unconditional offer? What does "cond" imply? What does "no response" mean?

I applied using it, and was given an unconditional offer, so I can't help with your specific circumstances, but I can only suggest that you email their helpdesk- when I contacted them, they were hugely helpful as they are aware that the new system is a bit buggy.

Address is: sas-user-support-unit@tcd.ie

Splicer

Thanks for that. I rang the Graduate studies office and they basically told me that I am correct in my assumption, No response means that no reponse is needed from me, Cond just means that offer used to be conditional.

Also, when you are made an offer did you get any written confirmation, or just get the online thing and then wait for registration?

DoctorDre

Did you get your offer by email or do you just have to keep checking the application page?

chanianaus

When your offer status changes, you will get automated email saying so, So I think no need to keep checking.