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    1 07-07-2012  17:16
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    Re-instating an application
    will re-instating my application at LSE after being unsuccessful this year be a disadvantage compared to re-applying? I plan to change my courses(both 1st preference and the 2nd one)! Please help!

    I am worried if my last year's low points would reflect this year, although I will write my Personal Statement again and I feel my references are the best they can be so I don't need to change them I guess or do I???
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    2 08-07-2012  12:16
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    Re: Re-instating an application
    How are you intending to re-instate your application? Your question makes little sense. If you are planning on using Clearing then you should be aware that LSE do not enter Clearing - so there is no way a place at LSE for a 2012 start.

    If you want a 2013 start then you'd be reapplying.
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