I understand that plenty of highly qualified people get rejected from LSE, but based on the reason they gave, I feel like I should appeal.
I was rejected because the admissions tutor felt that my personal statement did not convey my desire to pursue economics very well. However, I genuinely disagree with that, especially since I outlined some VERY unusual qualifications in my PS, which emphasize my commitment and aptitude for further study in economics.
How should I go about doing this? Is there any formal paperwork or specific people I need to contact? Should I have my referee correspond on my behalf?
I understand I should go into this with very low expectations, however I do feel that having another set of eyes go over my application can be beneficial, and there's really nothing to lose by appealing.