LSE Bsc Economics and philosophy 2024

Ah shame, sorry to hear but better now than later right? Heard of people receiving rejections right before A2 exams. Did you get Bristol anyways

Thanks, it is a better time than later, and no I havent got bristol yet since they emailed me and told me I was in place on hold back in november last year.

Actually that brings another question since which one is better between bristol and exeter if bristol offered me a place. Right now I prefer exeter a lot since the THE rankings show exeter is a lot better at teaching quality and so on. Also my main purpose is to work in the UK and get PSB work visas and eventually get permanent residency. So local reputation matters to me.

But bristol is a lot famous especially im an international student, and bristol has a higher rankings at QS, since thats what my country's employers mainly focus at.

I would like to hear all the opinions and i would appreciate it a lot.

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dillontaylor

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Original post by DavidB6677

Thanks, it is a better time than later, and no I havent got bristol yet since they emailed me and told me I was in place on hold back in november last year.

Actually that brings another question since which one is better between bristol and exeter if bristol offered me a place. Right now I prefer exeter a lot since the THE rankings show exeter is a lot better at teaching quality and so on. Also my main purpose is to work in the UK and get PSB work visas and eventually get permanent residency. So local reputation matters to me.

But bristol is a lot famous especially im an international student, and bristol has a higher rankings at QS, since thats what my country's employers mainly focus at.

I would like to hear all the opinions and i would appreciate it a lot.

Definitely so, I’d say academically Bristol still has the advantage on local metrics too, given they’re still a research powerhouse, but I think it more so depends on the ranking site you’re taking it from. I’d base which one you go for more on personal opinion, given they’re both close enough to London and I doubt employability would vary.

Let me know which one you decide on anyways though! From what I understand you pick a firm and insurance, so maybe Bristol could still be your firm if you get those harder-to-attain grades.

Best of luck!

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Anonymous #4

Original post by DavidB6677

Yeah, lse just rejected me, thats absolutely efficient I have to say

Hi sorry to hear. What were the grades (predicted or achieved?) that you applied with and what was the reason you were rejected?

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Anonymous #5

I also applied with A*AA predicted (A* in economics) and A in EPQ - waiting to hear back. Did LSE give any offers in Philosophy and Economics yet?

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Anonymous #1

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Original post by Anonymous #5

I also applied with A*AA predicted (A* in economics) and A in EPQ - waiting to hear back. Did LSE give any offers in Philosophy and Economics yet?

not that i’ve seen any so far

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DavidB6677

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Original post by Anonymous #4

Hi sorry to hear. What were the grades (predicted or achieved?) that you applied with and what was the reason you were rejected?

a*aab and an a in epq, a* for physics. The reason was that I didnt achieve there usual standard offer, and probably a lot lower.
I know my grades are not competitive, so I didnt actually expect that lse would offer me a place at first, but still, kinda pitty.
Im probably gonna go to exeter as they offered me a place last year for ppe, and im also waiting for bristol's offer.