LSE or King’s

Thank you for the advice! Would you still pick the course at LSe. Didn’t know if politics and econ was more respected.

ISPP + Economics is a highly respectable course and similarly to what another user said, LSE is the top institution for any course with the word 'Economics' in it. Although Political Economy at KCL is also an extremely impressive course (congratulations on both offers by the way), LSE has amazing employability rates and honestly it seems like you'll gain more knowledge from a global perspective with the ISPP course which is something that employers are always looking for. Both universities are incredible - I've actually firmed LSE and put King's as my insurance for LLB Law, but in terms of job prospects, employability and the general course structure, I would suggest you pick LSE

thank you so much, that was really helpful. I think I’ll firm LSE. Hope to see you in September!!!

I have offers from the LSE for International Social and Public Policy and Economics and from King’s for Political Economy. I’m highly in favour of LSE, but am interested in the political aspect of the KCL course. Which would you choose?