i was wondering whether anyone knew roughly what the chances of getting a place on the waiting list are, i.e how many people are on the waiting list and how many get offers?
I was put on the waiting list in November and King's is taking forever to reply so I'm getting quite worried.
If anyone is on the waiting list or knows anything about it, I'd really appreciate some advice.
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