UCL or LSE for Mathematics with Economics?

Lse... UCL's maths department is a shack at the back of the uni behind all of the pipes and catering ****

Thanks for the reply.

Good to know! Is the LSE maths dep. any good though?


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I study maths and economics at lse (also had an offer to study maths at ucl) much more impressed by lse.

I would go for Imperial ,even though you said the choice is between UCL and LSE..

I would go for Imperial ,even though you said the choice is between UCL and LSE..

It's because I want to study economics too and the Imperial course is for Maths with Stats for Finance...


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If the focus was maths then I'd also say go to imperial. However, seeing as you wanted to incorporate economics into your degree, definitely go for LSE. Also, the Maths with Economics course has the highest average starting salary of any undergrad degree at LSE.

I understand, as studying economics is very important to me I'm probably going to take the LSE...
And on the starting salary, that's good to know!
Thank so much for taking the time to answer me

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Maths = Imperial
Maths with something Economicsy = LSE

That's if all we're taking into consideration is the course and the Uni's reputation (rather than student satisfaction, location, social life etc)

would you go for maths at warwick or maths at imperial or maths with econ at lse in terms of coming out after your degree (assuming a 1st) and going to get a job where you can probably end up being pretty high paid within a few years (but outside of IB aswell)

For ib, finance etc. LSE definitely has the better rep. For computer / science jobs imperial.

But thats for economics ofc. Maths wit economics has a bad rep here from what i hear