A Week in the Life: LSE edition
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Re: A Week in the Life: LSE editionWhen there is AU induction they will tell you all about that(Original post by El Mariachi)
Do you know when and where training is by any chance?
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To the post above yours; people find time when they want to do things they like. Wednesday's are mostly off for everyone and that is the day of sport so its fine. -
Re: A Week in the Life: LSE edition
Hahaha. I can finally write in this. Whoop.
A week - Well, I have 8 hours a week. And take, GV101, GV100, IR100 and SA100. One lecture, one class for each course. I have one class on monday, which is at around 1. And a lecture at 4-6. I just get to Uni at around 12 - and work for my Tuesday Classes (reading etc) during all the hours im not in class or in a lecture. Or hang at starbucks, pretending to study.
After my lecture in the early evening, I usually go for a pubic lecture, which there are some ridiculous amounts of. Its difficult sometimes to even find time for them. Go for dinner with friends afterwards, return to the library and pull a 4am-er.
Tuesdays, I could commit suicide on. I have a class from 10-11 then one from 1-2, then a lecture from 3-4 and another class from 5-6. I am always in the library on Tuesdays, finishing reading i really should have done on the weekend, or essays that are due in an hour. Or finishing a presentation. Ugh. Hate tuesdays. But then, after the day is over, im still in the library - finishing the essays I didn't eventually finish doing, and handing it in before 12, so it TECHNICALLY cannot be late.
Then I go out for dinner, or bum around with friends in halls, and pass out cause of lack of sleep.
Wednesdays I have nothing, i sleep in, go for lunch, go shopping, go for drinks, go out.
Same for Thursdays. I have a lecture, but I always bunk it, its 10 am, and i'm always hung over.
Same for Fridays. I have a lecture, but its recorded online. I don't see the point in waking up at 10 am.
Saturdays Ditto.
Sunday, I eventually get to the pile of work, that I should have done.
But this was till, like, week 15 of LSE, after that, my freedays, were spent in the library. Freaking out because,2.2 - 2.1's are depressing to look at, because everyone around you has risen waaay up to like, the 1st mark, leaving you, where you were hung over.
Coming into summer term, i hope that my body doesn't start to reject Red Bull. The Library will be my new home
And bed since its 24hrs.
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Re: A Week in the Life: LSE edition(Original post by kashmir.noir)
Hahaha. I can finally write in this. Whoop.
A week - Well, I have 8 hours a week. And take, GV101, GV100, IR100 and SA100. One lecture, one class for each course. I have one class on monday, which is at around 1. And a lecture at 4-6. I just get to Uni at around 12 - and work for my Tuesday Classes (reading etc) during all the hours im not in class or in a lecture. Or hang at starbucks, pretending to study.
After my lecture in the early evening, I usually go for a pubic lecture, which there are some ridiculous amounts of. Its difficult sometimes to even find time for them. Go for dinner with friends afterwards, return to the library and pull a 4am-er.
Tuesdays, I could commit suicide on. I have a class from 10-11 then one from 1-2, then a lecture from 3-4 and another class from 5-6. I am always in the library on Tuesdays, finishing reading i really should have done on the weekend, or essays that are due in an hour. Or finishing a presentation. Ugh. Hate tuesdays. But then, after the day is over, im still in the library - finishing the essays I didn't eventually finish doing, and handing it in before 12, so it TECHNICALLY cannot be late.
Then I go out for dinner, or bum around with friends in halls, and pass out cause of lack of sleep.
Wednesdays I have nothing, i sleep in, go for lunch, go shopping, go for drinks, go out.
Same for Thursdays. I have a lecture, but I always bunk it, its 10 am, and i'm always hung over.
Same for Fridays. I have a lecture, but its recorded online. I don't see the point in waking up at 10 am.
Saturdays Ditto.
Sunday, I eventually get to the pile of work, that I should have done.
But this was till, like, week 15 of LSE, after that, my freedays, were spent in the library. Freaking out because,2.2 - 2.1's are depressing to look at, because everyone around you has risen waaay up to like, the 1st mark, leaving you, where you were hung over.
Coming into summer term, i hope that my body doesn't start to reject Red Bull. The Library will be my new home
And bed since its 24hrs.
hey, r u doing undergraduate or postgraduate studies?Last edited by London2009; 10-04-2009 at 19:24. -
Re: A Week in the Life: LSE editionI have only recently realised LSE does this. It is the most awesome thing ever. Do you know exactly which courses are recorded?(Original post by kashmir.noir)
Same for Fridays. I have a lecture, but its recorded online. I don't see the point in waking up at 10 am. -
Re: A Week in the Life: LSE editionST102, MA100 and some of EC102 were recorded for me when I did them, as far as I can remember, but that was a couple of years ago. Your lecturers will tell you if they're available online, i.e. whether you have to continue going to any more lectures after that.(Original post by Swayum)
I have only recently realised LSE does this. It is the most awesome thing ever. Do you know exactly which courses are recorded?
However, some are limited to the school network, but you can access them from your laptop via Remote Desktop access at home.
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Re: A Week in the Life: LSE edition
wow how did u live
that has so seriously put me off going to lse
btw which course are u doing?
(Original post by LittleMcBanker)
Grr this is bad as this isn;t even my account, but my days are as follows:
Wake 10:30 for election at 11
Attend lecture at 11:00
Eat lunch with friends
Study in library
Attend lecture at 4:00pm
Eat dinner
Study in library until closing at midnight
Work at Halls until 2-3am (unless essay/problem set due in - sometimes it was an all nighter then!)
And yes, I am incredibly sad. Why did I do it? Because the LSE give you so much work that I wasn't even able to keep on top of it all with that schedule. I'm going to try and work "smarter" next year!!
And exam period goes something like:
Arrive library around 10:00
Study until around 2-3am (or if you're by boyfriend/te nutty chinese people in my halls, until 5-6 am). -
Re: A Week in the Life: LSE editionThat schedule you quoted is ridiculous. Nobody normal does that here. Plenty of people at the other extreme end of the spectrum manage to get 2:1's or 1st's.(Original post by kristy888)
wow how did u live
that has so seriously put me off going to lse
btw which course are u doing? -
Re: A Week in the Life: LSE edition
that surely is counter productive working that late at night. i for one feel that around 11pm to midnight depending on how my day was that i stop taking in as much when revising as i did during the day so i stop go to bed get a good nights sleep and wake at 9 or 10 or 11 if im very tired to revise again. your schedule is insane! plus i am confident that i will get a first overall

what you need to do is put the effort in during term.
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