LSE UG Admissions Assessment (UGAA)

Actually, LSE is not the best school to be undergrad in, they really dont like their undergrads and i feel like they are going to reply next week...

Finally long awaited news came in...Reject for M100 LLB laws at LSE, after sitting in for UGAA assessment (due to being a mature student doing Access to HE), where UGAA's section A B went well but section C maths (25%) went bad in my opinion, which may have determined the sad outcome but obviously can't say this for certain and LSE wouldn't provide feedback on UGAA. To be honest, in hindsight, as a mature mid career applicant who's working full-time and studying alongside for an Access to HE and who literally had to stay awake rushing to finish an urgent job related project the night before UGAA assessment, was a strategic blunder to say the least.
As a mature student, looking to change career mid life and who don't qualify for student finance due to personal circumstances despite being a UK citizen and taxpayer for many years) I had little choice but to work hard over the years to save up for the full-time 3 yr degree + future LPC fees (£42k and additional £45k for living costs, totaling just under £90,000 ) before I embark on 3+1 yr LPC full-time study without having to worry for financial costs. (Don't have the luxury of a 20 something yr old student to embark on without any associated family or liability commitments other one's own study costs).

So far been rejected for UCL, KCL, both of the above due to LNAT score and with today's LSE rejection, a hat trick I guess.

My hopes are with SOAS and QMUL Law but if all fails, then would aim for LLB at either ULaw or NCH London or Birkbeck though the latter would be difficult due to evening sessions, as daytime session is preferred. Sadly, due to family commitment I can't relocate outside London where options would have been more wider.

I've got to thank my loving family, particularly my wife for providing me with tremendous support and encouragement and my daughter for being understanding enough to come to the terms of her father with established profession considering career change which would not come without consequences for her over the next few years but bravely and proudly accepted such change.

I wish everyone in this group best of luck before I deactivate from this group. Its been great to be part of this lively engaging discussion group.#LSE #SOAS #KCL #UCL #QMUL

I also got my rejection....

Oh I'm sorry, I was rooting for you!:/ Did you get the email just now?

No this afternoon, thank you! All the best luck for yoU!

My firm choice is Edinburgh, and my insurance is Royal Holloway since they gave me an unconditional offer

Anyone who heard back today? Still nothing here. They could really hurry up:/

Do u think they are sending rejections first? Like the later we hear, the better? lol