LSE Economics: without FurtherMaths

Hello, I am currently doing Maths, Economics and psychology alevels. I am in year 13.

Furthermaths was a option in my school and I regret not choosing it as my fourth subject at the start of year 12. It is now spetember and too late to take it up as a fourth and I doubt the school will even let me.

I know that I am already at a disadvantage for not doing furthermaths, but will doing a TMUA entrance exam increase my chances of getting into LSE economics bsc? I am also confident that I will be predicted 3 A* and my work experience is very good.

What do you think my chances are in getting into Economics at LSE?

Hello, I am currently doing Maths, Economics and psychology alevels. I am in year 13.

Furthermaths was a option in my school and I regret not choosing it as my fourth subject at the start of year 12. It is now spetember and too late to take it up as a fourth and I doubt the school will even let me.

I know that I am already at a disadvantage for not doing furthermaths, but will doing a TMUA entrance exam increase my chances of getting into LSE economics bsc? I am also confident that I will be predicted 3 A* and my work experience is very good.

What do you think my chances are in getting into Economics at LSE?

Hello, I am currently doing Maths, Economics and psychology alevels. I am in year 13.

Furthermaths was a option in my school and I regret not choosing it as my fourth subject at the start of year 12. It is now spetember and too late to take it up as a fourth and I doubt the school will even let me.

I know that I am already at a disadvantage for not doing furthermaths, but will doing a TMUA entrance exam increase my chances of getting into LSE economics bsc? I am also confident that I will be predicted 3 A* and my work experience is very good.

What do you think my chances are in getting into Economics at LSE?

hey! i think doing the tmua will certainly help. if you have no other options, definitely give lse a shot. i have definitely seen a few people on here who have gotten into lse without further maths for economics! so dont let that discourage you. do the tmua, definitely give it your best shot. make sure your ps is good and your predicteds are great as well! after that theres nothing more you can do but wait x
if you want to join the lse economics thread, here it is :
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7406508

LSE specifically state they expect those whose schools offer FM to be taking it when applying to single honours economics. Expect that you will be less competitive.

I don't even think there's any facility for TMUA scores to be sent to LSE. Not sure why you think a random admissions test for another course would replace FM anyway - you still haven't covered all the topics in FM.

At the end of the day LSE is just one out of five options but I would recommend considering it a "lottery" option and focusing on your others in the quite possible event you are not made an offer from LSE.

If you absolutely won't consider anywhere but LSE then you probably should start thinking about gap year plans and doing FM then, realistically.