LSE entry for 2014

I sent off my LSE application for law today! :biggrin:

Anyone else applying for law at LSE? :smile:

London School of Economics

London

Reply 361

Original post by Donniee

You get that email before you receive the questionnaire, then if you're accepted further into their assessment you are told it will take up to 5 weeks to receive another reply.

Yes - as was said before, it's only the economics department who make candidates fill out the questionaire, i.e. economics, EME, etc.

Reply 362

Original post by Law-Hopeful

I sent off my LSE application for law today! :biggrin:

Anyone else applying for law at LSE? :smile:

Yup, I am. Pretty exciting times.

Reply 363

Original post by QuestionsQ

Yup, I am. Pretty exciting times.

Got that right!
What other universities did you apply to? :smile:

Reply 364

Original post by Law-Hopeful

Got that right!
What other universities did you apply to? :smile:

Oxford, UCL and Durham. How about yourself?

Reply 365

Original post by QuestionsQ

Oxford, UCL and Durham. How about yourself?

Nice mix.

Cambridge, UCL, King's and Warwick! Did you only apply to 4?

Reply 366

Original post by Law-Hopeful

Nice mix.

Cambridge, UCL, King's and Warwick! Did you only apply to 4?

Very nice choices. I had Warwick down on my list, but just as I was about to send my form, I decided I didn't really know anything about it. So, given that it's much easier to add a choice than it is to change a choice, I took it off.

I'll probably add a fifth choice at some point, I'm just not sure where yet.

Reply 367

Original post by QuestionsQ

When did you send your UCAS off, and have you heard back from any of your unis yet? :smile:

I see, I recommend King's or Warwick! :tongue:

Reply 368

I've had some acknowledgements, but obviously no offers yet (LNAT is next week). How about you?

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Reply 369

Original post by QuestionsQ

I've had some acknowledgements, but obviously no offers yet (LNAT is next week). How about you?

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Oh, good luck for the LNAT!

I just sent my application today! Nothing yet (understandably!) but I can get onto track!

What were your AS's and A2 predictions? :smile:

Reply 370

Original post by Law-Hopeful

Oh, good luck for the LNAT!

I just sent my application today! Nothing yet (understandably!) but I can get onto track!

What were your AS's and A2 predictions? :smile:

How? I tried my Apply password and it won't work..

Reply 371

Original post by CD315

How? I tried my Apply password and it won't work..

Hi!

I just use my personal ID (with the hyphens), and my old password here: https://track.ucas.com/

You may have a different ID though, I think you have to wait until UCAS send you a welcome letter for your new personal ID if that's the case.

What course are you applying for? :smile:

Reply 372

Original post by Law-Hopeful

Meh, isn't working for me. Perhaps I'm getting a new ID since I'm applying as an individual (I'm on a gap year).

Maths with economics for me :smile:

Reply 373

Original post by CD315

Meh, isn't working for me. Perhaps I'm getting a new ID since I'm applying as an individual (I'm on a gap year).

Maths with economics for me :smile:

Yeah that's probably it.

Oh nice, they're my two strongest subjects funnily enough! What other universities did you apply to? :smile:

Reply 374

Original post by Law-Hopeful

Yeah that's probably it.

Oh nice, they're my two strongest subjects funnily enough! What other universities did you apply to? :smile:

Awesome

Cambridge, Imperial, Warwick and UCL - all for maths. You?

Reply 375

Original post by CD315

Awesome

Cambridge, Imperial, Warwick and UCL - all for maths. You?

Wow, that's an incredible set of universities!

I applied for Cambridge, UCL, King's and Warwick.

What college did you apply for at Cambridge? I went for Gonville and Caius!

What is your UMS average? :smile:

Reply 376

Original post by Law-Hopeful

Those are also good - we have 4 in common :tongue:

I applied for Queens' since they're the only college that actually encourage gap years for maths :lol:

I think it's 97% across my 4 complete A-levels :smile:

how about you?

EDIT: Just realised they merged this year's UCAS account with last years - so I have to use my old ID. Sorted :lol:

Reply 377

Original post by CD315

Those are also good - we have 4 in common :tongue:

I applied for Queens' since they're the only college that actually encourage gap years for maths :lol:

I think it's 97% across my 4 complete A-levels :smile:

how about you?

EDIT: Just realised they merged this year's UCAS account with last years - so I have to use my old ID. Sorted :lol:

Wow... You're going to have to do something incredibly silly at your interview to not get an offer with that UMS average!

Mine is 92% across my top 3 (90% across top 4). :redface:

Haha, least its sorted now :tongue:

Reply 378

Original post by Law-Hopeful

Wow... You're going to have to do something incredibly silly at your interview to not get an offer with that UMS average!

Mine is 92% across my top 3 (90% across top 4). :redface:

Haha, least its sorted now :tongue:

Well UMS actually aren't as important for maths - they base a lot on the interview. I'm also horrible at interviews so I'm not putting much hope into Cambridge - it's an optimistic one :smile:

LSE and Imperial are my top choices aside from that. Love London!

Reply 379