LSE entry 2015

fair man I agree tbh I'm defo thinking UCL is gonna be worth it

Will today be an offer monday?

Is anyone else finding A2 micro a load of crap? I don't know if it's just OCR but this s**t is DULL

Eu sunt român ������ - I've come to Scotland to finish the last 2 years of high school tho. Got an offer for Management. What course are you applying for?


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Do you do transport?

No thank god; work and leisure

Is anyone else finding A2 micro a load of crap? I don't know if it's just OCR but this s**t is DULL

Need some advice, please.

I got an offer for Management from LSE. However, for the last month I've been having this constant 'fight' with myself wondering if it's the right thing for me or if I should have applied to Law.

I thought of taking a gap and then applying to Law but all good and worth work experience placements closed their application process by now.

Do you think I could go on do my first year of Management and then, if I think it wasn't the right one, I could apply again through UCAS for Law? Anyone else went through this?


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I'm no expert but defo having the full a level grades is advantageous, though it depends what other offers you have, if none are on a par with lse and you feel you're better than them then reapplying is defo worth the shot, but you've got to have the mental strength to get through that gap year - idk if i have it myself but props to anybody who does and gets what they want a year later. if you're set on reapplying I recommend working as hard as you can to maximise your a2 grades, with a*aa+ you defo have higher chances

Thank you soo much You made my day from this advice

Glad I can help but it really is just my opinion, it's a big decision and you need to do a lot of thinking - finding someone who did a gap year from your situation would be beneficial

obvs a huge long way off thinking about it let alone applying, but does anybody know if you can do mba/finance postgrads in the US without prior work experience, eg straight after graduation from a UK uni? I know you can do Msc Finance without experience at LSE and Imperial - just me being curious haha

Did anyone get a Social Policy & Government offer?I applied on Nov 1st and heard nothing since Christmas.I am an American applicant using ap scores as qualifications.

Are you an international applicant?

Yup！ R U an international student as well?


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Received an offer for Economics BSc from on Thursday the 19th Feb. Applied after receiving A2 grades (so with a gap year).
Acquired A*A*AB (Maths ,Econ ,Geo & Further Maths). GCSE 6A* 4A's. Attended Hills Road, Netherhall and St Albans as my schooling. They were all non-private schools. Born in Sri Lanka but Nationality is British.

Rejected from Oxford E&M (St Peters), most likely due to weak TSA performance (55).

Currently undecided on whether to pick UCL with a year abroad at UCLA/Columbia OR LSE Straight Econ.

If you're reading this thread it probably won't be useful to you if you haven't received an offer or rejection because all it made me do is be more apprehensive. All you really need to take away from this thread and last years thread is that most of the Offers come around March time. The longer you're mean't to wait really doesn't mean that much, because if they didn't want you they would have rejected you already. Regardless, here is all my info. Also, LSE aren't that strict. I had a friend that was accepted last year to do straight Econ with an A*AAa prediction 'a' in AS further. She got A*AAa, she only did AS further in her A2 year. Her personal statement was good, not filled with lots of extra curricular at all, just good economic content.