Economics and economic history entry requirements

I'm a year 12 student studying Economics, History, and Maths, aspiring to study economics at University. Saying this, I am aware that considering I do not do Further maths at A level, there is an incredibly high likelihood that I will be rejected from the pure economics course are LSE. However, I also have an interest in the Economics and economic history course at the university and although the website does not explicitly mention Further Maths, I am still unsure whether it is a requirement. Would anyone be able to tell me if there are students doing the degree that did not do Further Maths A level and if the degree itself varies too much from the pure economics degree to the point that it would disadvantage me in the future when looking for Investment banking jobs? I do not want to waste a space on my University applications if there is no chance of me being accepted based on the subjects I take. Thank you!

I'm a year 12 student studying Economics, History, and Maths, aspiring to study economics at University. Saying this, I am aware that considering I do not do Further maths at A level, there is an incredibly high likelihood that I will be rejected from the pure economics course are LSE. However, I also have an interest in the Economics and economic history course at the university and although the website does not explicitly mention Further Maths, I am still unsure whether it is a requirement. Would anyone be able to tell me if there are students doing the degree that did not do Further Maths A level and if the degree itself varies too much from the pure economics degree to the point that it would disadvantage me in the future when looking for Investment banking jobs? I do not want to waste a space on my University applications if there is no chance of me being accepted based on the subjects I take. Thank you!

I'm a year 12 student studying Economics, History, and Maths, aspiring to study economics at University. Saying this, I am aware that considering I do not do Further maths at A level, there is an incredibly high likelihood that I will be rejected from the pure economics course are LSE. However, I also have an interest in the Economics and economic history course at the university and although the website does not explicitly mention Further Maths, I am still unsure whether it is a requirement. Would anyone be able to tell me if there are students doing the degree that did not do Further Maths A level and if the degree itself varies too much from the pure economics degree to the point that it would disadvantage me in the future when looking for Investment banking jobs? I do not want to waste a space on my University applications if there is no chance of me being accepted based on the subjects I take. Thank you!

I'm a year 12 student studying Economics, History, and Maths, aspiring to study economics at University. Saying this, I am aware that considering I do not do Further maths at A level, there is an incredibly high likelihood that I will be rejected from the pure economics course are LSE. However, I also have an interest in the Economics and economic history course at the university and although the website does not explicitly mention Further Maths, I am still unsure whether it is a requirement. Would anyone be able to tell me if there are students doing the degree that did not do Further Maths A level and if the degree itself varies too much from the pure economics degree to the point that it would disadvantage me in the future when looking for Investment banking jobs? I do not want to waste a space on my University applications if there is no chance of me being accepted based on the subjects I take. Tha