LSE entry for 2014

Reply 4920

arminb

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Original post by Blackfyre

Sorry it's a joke, I just created the arming account to screw with you.

really

?! DO you even have a life?!

Reply 4921

Blackfyre

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Original post by arminb

really

?! DO you even have a life?!

I think that I already mentioned that technically no.

Original post by Blackfyre

LSE Entry thread makes part of my daily routine.

Wake up.
Check LSE Entry thread.
Have breakfast.
Check LSE Entry thread.
Go to lessons.
While at lessons regularly check the LSE Entry thread.
Go to gym.
Check LSE Entry thread during recovery breaks.
Prep time/go out.
Check LSE Entry thread.
Go to sleep.
Make sure I check the LSE Entry thread before closing my eyes.

Reply 4922

arminb

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just been talking with this guy who rejected cam for lse history. YESSS :biggrin:

makes me feel better about my Oxbridge rejection.

Reply 4923

Blackfyre

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Original post by arminb

just been talking with this guy who rejected cam for lse history. YESSS :biggrin:

makes me feel better about my Oxbridge rejection.

What was his explanation?

Reply 4924

arminb

3

Original post by Blackfyre

What was his explanation?

Becoming 'the man'(i.e getting the job).

Reply 4925

lia3010

Original post by arminb

just been talking with this guy who rejected cam for lse history. YESSS :biggrin:

makes me feel better about my Oxbridge rejection.

So LSE doesn't only consist of Oxbridge rejects :smile:

But you can really consider yourself lucky to have got an offer from LSE, but seems like you are still unhappy about the Oxbridge rejection, I mean that's what I noticed on this thread the last two months or so. Get over it hahaa I would do anything for an offer from LSE.. waiting since October and I really can't wait anymore, it's driving me crazy :frown:

Reply 4926

lambriniy

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Original post by eduardoblopes

Got an invitation for the Admissions Assessment on 4 March. Anyone else?

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Yeah, I got one too... (nervous) :confused:

Reply 4927

arminb

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Original post by lia3010

So LSE doesn't only consist of Oxbridge rejects :smile:

But you can really consider yourself lucky to have got an offer from LSE, but seems like you are still unhappy about the Oxbridge rejection, I mean that's what I noticed on this thread the last two months or so. Get over it hahaa I would do anything for an offer from LSE.. waiting since October and I really can't wait anymore, it's driving me crazy :frown:

overtime, it gets better. I am now feeling much better about my rejection and sort of got over it. The point is studying, doesn't matter where. Wherever you go you ca study well and hard get the same out of your degree. Thinking about it this way makes me feel better.
Did you apply to Oxbridge?

Reply 4928

lia3010

Original post by arminb

overtime, it gets better. I am now feeling much better about my rejection and sort of got over it. The point is studying, doesn't matter where. Wherever you go you ca study well and hard get the same out of your degree. Thinking about it this way makes me feel better.
Did you apply to Oxbridge?

Yeah, but still I would love to study in London :smile:

I applied to Cambridge, but got rejected. I always wanted to go to LSE and I applied to Cambridge just because it is the uni everyone wants to go and everyone knows about. Never really felt myself attracted to it, only a few weeks before I got my rejection.. So that made me really unhappy as I began to think that maybe I would choose Cambridge and not LSE. I was definitely devasted as it was a complete new situation for me to cope with, but I'm over it now and I told myself that the rejection will make it easier for me to choose now and then I knew that it has to be LSE. But as you know I am still waiting for a decision and actually I had already given up a bit because of the long wait, but last week something reminded me again that it just has to be LSE. I think that's the way you felt about Oxford right ? You absolutely wanted to go there, but then it turned out to be LSE and I really don't want to think about something like that happening to me... I'm so keen on getting this offer from LSE that it is already getting ridiculous .... :s-smilie:

Reply 4929

arminb

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Original post by lia3010

Yeah, but still I would love to study in London :smile:

I applied to Cambridge, but got rejected. I always wanted to go to LSE and I applied to Cambridge just because it is the uni everyone wants to go and everyone knows about. Never really felt myself attracted to it, only a few weeks before I got my rejection.. So that made me really unhappy as I began to think that maybe I would choose Cambridge and not LSE. I was definitely devasted as it was a complete new situation for me to cope with, but I'm over it now and I told myself that the rejection will make it easier for me to choose now and then I knew that it has to be LSE. But as you know I am still waiting for a decision and actually I had already given up a bit because of the long wait, but last week something reminded me again that it just has to be LSE. I think that's the way you felt about Oxford right ? You absolutely wanted to go there, but then it turned out to be LSE and I really don't want to think about something like that happening to me... I'm so keen on getting this offer from LSE that it is already getting ridiculous .... :s-smilie:

I wish you the very best of luck with LSE. I wanted to go to Durham if Oxford rejected me ,initially, but then I changed my mind when everyone said LSE is better. It is just that LSE was never that famous for history although it is ranked very high on the league tables. But now that i know more about LSE I feel much better about it and can't wait to get there.

Reply 4930

topblogger

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Original post by Sun_Bear

Any reasoning to that?

Well a lot of people have been waiting for a really long time, and it makes sense for them to get decisions this and next week because all the applications have come in...
Wait, another theory... an upsetting one.. Everyone whose waiting gets a decision at the same time (as in really late) but I hope this isn't true.

Reply 4931

epicfail13

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Original post by topblogger

Well a lot of people have been waiting for a really long time, and it makes sense for them to get decisions this and next week because all the applications have come in...
Wait, another theory... an upsetting one.. Everyone whose waiting gets a decision at the same time (as in really late) but I hope this isn't true.