Will I get into LSE with these grades??

GCSE's: 3A*'s, 5A's, 2B's
A Level (predictions by 6th Form) AAA in Maths, Economics, History (Modern).

I am wanting to study Accounting and Finance at LSE.

GCSE's: 3A*'s, 5A's, 2B's
A Level (predictions by 6th Form) AAA in Maths, Economics, History (Modern).

I am wanting to study Accounting and Finance at LSE.

Base on my experience, GCSE's plays a relatively small role when applying to universities.As long as you get at least a B in Maths, english and science, you'll be fine. Personal statements, external curriculum and past experiences will significantly increase the chances of you getting an offer from universities and also your A2 grades. In GCSE, I got 1 A, 9 B's and 2'C. In A level I was predicted an A, B, C. and manage to get all my uni offers in which one of them was an unconditional because I have expressed my passion well in architecture in my personal statement by stating how I developed my skills and how competent I am in doing the course. This was shown through past experiences where I started working as a construction assistant (labourer) > 1 week work experience in a light company firm where I was first introduced to CAD/CAM> KFC>Menu Clerk> Catering assistant, played in BBALL county league. This was all done during my studies (sixth form) which shows proper time management and my ability to work alone and as a team. My advice is that get as much work experience related to the course you want to study to give you an initial perception of what it requires and what it is like working in that firm/field. Wish you all the best

Base on my experience, GCSE's plays a relatively small role when applying to universities.As long as you get at least a B in Maths, english and science, you'll be fine. Personal statements, external curriculum and past experiences will significantly increase the chances of you getting an offer from universities and also your A2 grades. In GCSE, I got 1 A, 9 B's and 2'C. In A level I was predicted an A, B, C. and manage to get all my uni offers in which one of them was an unconditional because I have expressed my passion well in architecture in my personal statement by stating how I developed my skills and how competent I am in doing the course. This was shown through past experiences where I started working as a construction assistant (labourer) > 1 week work experience in a light company firm where I was first introduced to CAD/CAM> KFC>Menu Clerk> Catering assistant, played in BBALL county league. This was all done during my studies (sixth form) which shows proper time management and my ability to work alone and as a team. My advice is that get as much work experience related to the course you want to study to give you an initial perception of what it requires and what it is like working in that firm/field. Wish you all the best

There's quite the difference between LSE and universities that require ABC.

What uni/course was this?

Yep, thats true. My point is that as long long as your grades are reasonable to get in to that course and have a very strong Personal statement, you have a greater chance of getting into LSE. 2 of my mates applied for mechanical engineering at UCL (reputable UNI). 1 got an A*AA and he did not get an offer and my other friend got an AAB with some work experience in engineering by tagging along with some of his dad's project. In addition to that, during his A levels he was working in subway, played BBALL with me in the sussex league, coached BBALL for year 7-9 etc... So in conclusion, I think work experience and a strong PS can get you in to LSE.

I was rejected predicted A*A*BB at A2 for A&F due to poor gcses, though yours are better than mine if that's any help.

Do you think LSE would reject me bcuz of my poor GCSEs:

bio a*
geog a*
spanish a
classical civilisations a
chemistry b
physics b
eng lang b
eng lit b
maths c ( )

I want to apply for international relations, and I know their requirement for english and maths at GCSE is minimum B, but do you think they'll take my application into consideration, since I'm not applying for a maths based degree?

nb; my AS levels are bio, geog, government+politics, psychology- taking these exams this year.

I want to do Finance at LSE they require A*AA and I am predicted A*A*A However my GCSES were only average (few As mostly Bs),
Will I have a chance, or is there no point

Do you think LSE would reject me bcuz of my poor GCSEs:

bio a*
geog a*
spanish a
classical civilisations a
chemistry b
physics b
eng lang b
eng lit b
maths c ( )

I want to apply for international relations, and I know their requirement for english and maths at GCSE is minimum B, but do you think they'll take my application into consideration, since I'm not applying for a maths based degree?

nb; my AS levels are bio, geog, government+politics, psychology- taking these exams this year.

Did the person with AAB manage to get an offer?