which are enough grounds for your rejection at LSE and Oxford.
I highly, indeed very highly, doubt if there's an idiot who thinks a single piece of personal statement that includes Philosophy, Politics, Economics, Statistics and Finance can go all together very smoothly while keeping its standard.
Mind if I ask you a single question: have you even got an interview at Oxford? lol I presume you got rejected right after the TSA on account of your poor writing skills.
Oh is it? Pure econ has always been more competitive than any other joint econ courses, regardless of institution (the same goes for LSE).
Demanding? In terms of what? Both courses are rigorous and please don't get me wrong you moron; you've gone wayyyyyyyy too far, I haven't said a word about that ****.
Stat course being more maths-oriented does not necessarily mean the course is more challenging.
Yes I must admit that I have been quite offensive to you a bit. Why? well I'm not a racist, but I just don't like your egocentric attitude which is the epitome of cliquish chinese people - sorry about that bit but I can't really help with that bit.