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London School of Economics

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LSE BSc Economics 2023

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Yeah it is taking like forever. Btw does anyone know if the acceptance rate for pure eco is gonna be more or less than last year ?

London School of Economics

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Anonymous #6

Original post by Anonymous

Yeah it is taking like forever. Btw does anyone know if the acceptance rate for pure eco is gonna be more or less than last year ?

I think it should be higher than last year as 2020 entry will graduate.
Also, number of applicants is down.
I know Oxford, 1800 applicants last year and 1500 this year.

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Griff Dog

Original post by Anonymous

I think it should be higher than last year as 2020 entry will graduate.
Also, number of applicants is down.
I know Oxford, 1800 applicants last year and 1500 this year.

do you know how many applicants down for lse?

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oprahwindfuryy

Original post by Anonymous

I think it should be higher than last year as 2020 entry will graduate.
Also, number of applicants is down.
I know Oxford, 1800 applicants last year and 1500 this year.

yes i agree, a lot of people are projecting it to be better than last year because of 2020 and 2021 grade inflation

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Anonymous #6

Original post by oprahwindfuryy

yes i agree, a lot of people are projecting it to be better than last year because of 2020 and 2021 grade inflation

It was not because of grade inflation. Universities, apart from Oxbridge, gave more offers in 2020 because of 2 reasons. Classes were online, more students more money, they didnt consider available venues that much. Second reason was massive deferrals, most didnt like online teaching and waited for on campus education.

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Anonymous #6

Original post by Griff Dog

do you know how many applicants down for lse?

I dont know for LSE. I took Oxford number from their rejection feedback. I beleive same percentage. 15%?

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Griff Dog

Original post by Anonymous

I dont know for LSE. I took Oxford number from their rejection feedback. I beleive same percentage. 15%?

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Anonymous #3

Original post by Anonymous

yes this is true but grade inflation also played a massive part in limiting their 2022 intake - universities always oversubscribe slightly in terms of how many offers they give for a certain number of places. this is because they know some candidates won’t meet their offers. HOWEVER, because of grade inflation, more candidates met their offers than expected and unis had no choice but to give them their place. that’s why 2022 offers were so scarce, they didn’t have the capacity to take as many students as they usually do

I got mine today!

Original post by Anonymous4885939

I got mine today!

And for some reason got contextual offer (A*AB) even though I didn’t apply for it?

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Anonymous #5

Original post by Anonymous4885939

I got mine today!

Did you get for Bsc Economics? I thought they hadn't started yet

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Anonymous #3

Original post by Anonymous4885939

I got mine today!

congrats! lse is amazing you must be so happy!! can i know what your predicted grades are, whether you're home or international and where else you've received offers from?

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Anonymous4885939

Original post by Anonymous

congrats! lse is amazing you must be so happy!! can i know what your predicted grades are, whether you're home or international and where else you've received offers from?