“We regret to inform you that we are unable to offer them a place, as it was felt that the application did not meet the entry requirements for the course for the following reason(s):

Your academic qualification requires to have all modules with a score of above 80 %. You have not achieved the necessary standard.”

“From September 20XX we will no longer be running the XXXXXXX.”

“Unfortunately the XXXXXXXXXX is closed for both part time and full time applications. Your application has been given careful consideration and on this occasion we are unable to offer you a place on your chosen programme. We have also taken the time to review your application for other Masters programmes at AMBS and unfortunately we are unable to offer you a place.”

“The reason for this decision is due to the English Language test score you submitted - this does not meet our requirements.”

“The application has been failed for applicant didn`t pay the application fee.”

“Competition for entry to postgraduate degree programmes in the XXXX School has intensified in recent years, with more than XXXX applications being received for circa 1,400 places during the last Admissions Cycle (2016 entry to the University).

Accordingly, attainment of the published Minimum Academic Requirements, Minimum English Language Requirements and Non-Academic Requirements does not guarantee that an applicant will receive an offer. Applicants will be made offers based on their relative performance compared to other applicants, and offers will be made to the top applicants based on the number of places available on their desired degree programme.

Given this, we are not in a position to make you an offer at this time. Your application is being held, pending review of other applications. You will be advised no later than 31 January 2016 whether or not we will be able to make you an offer.”