EU applicant, so no predicted grades.
However, my teacher mentioned in the reference she expects me to get 9.5 at the final exams ( 9.0 is the LSE entry requirement)

Reply 4

F1 USM

Original post by Lanthum

EU applicant, so no predicted grades.
However, my teacher mentioned in the reference she expects me to get 9.5 at the final exams ( 9.0 is the LSE entry requirement)

Ahhhhh I see, but best of luck :smile:

Reply 5

A*GLORYHUNTER

Original post by F1 USM

My 8 weeks were due to be over this Thursday, but I just got the 4 weeks email :/ What's your predicted/achieved??

Your 8th week was this week right? Did that include the 2 week wait in christmas!

I am meant to get a reply today but today is my eighth week but cause of christmas probably need to wait up to 2 weeks.

When did they send the 4 week email and what is your Predicted grades and what sort of things did u talk about in your PS.

GOOD LUCKK

Reply 6

F1 USM

Original post by A*GLORYHUNTER

Yeah, it would be my around my 10th week including the Christmas break, I got the 8 week email on the 21st November. I'm surprised I made it this far tbh.. my GCSE'S are poor, AAABBCCCG, but for AS I got AA (Maths + EPQ), so it must be my personal statement getting me this far :/.... what about you??

Reply 7

tictactoe5

Applying for A&F too, applied at the end of October and on the 8 week email

Reply 8

Lanthum

Just got rejected. I was kind of expecting it since I don't do Maths.

Good luck to everyone else!

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Reply 9

Tiffany1025

Original post by Lanthum

Just got rejected. I was kind of expecting it since I don't do Maths.

Good luck to everyone else!

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Sorry to hear about that :frown:

Mind if i ask is it due to personal statement? Coz your grade is great!

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Reply 10

Lanthum

Original post by Tiffany1025

Sorry to hear about that :frown:

Mind if i ask is it due to personal statement? Coz your grade is great!

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Yes, but from what I've seen that is their standard rejection reason.
Most likely it was due to the fact that I don't study maths and 90% of applicants do study it..

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Reply 11

Tiffany1025

Original post by Lanthum

Yes, but from what I've seen that is their standard rejection reason.
Most likely it was due to the fact that I don't study maths and 90% of applicants do study it..

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I also applied for a&f and submitted my application on the 14th so still under initial review. Btw what are the other unis that you have applied to?

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Reply 12

Lanthum

Original post by Tiffany1025

I also applied for a&f and submitted my application on the 14th so still under initial review. Btw what are the other unis that you have applied to?

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Greenwhich and westminster
Got accepted to both and going to firm greenwhich

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Reply 13

Deeeeee

I am also still waiting for this

Reply 14

tictactoe5

Original post by Deeeeee

I am also still waiting for this

If you don't mind me asking, what are your grades like?

Reply 15

Tiffany1025

Haven't received any 8week email yet. Still have a long wait to go sigh..

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Reply 16

drgainz

So sad to hear that!
I wish everyone the best of luck with your offers, if you have any questions, @ me!
(I'm a 2nd year A&F student at LSE atm)

Reply 17

Deeeeee

3A's in Maths Economics Geography in AS. Predicted AAA* respectively

Original post by tictactoe5

If you don't mind me asking, what are your grades like?

Reply 18

Deeeeee

Hello, are there major differences between this course and the finance bsc?

Original post by drgainz

So sad to hear that!
I wish everyone the best of luck with your offers, if you have any questions, @ me!
(I'm a 2nd year A&F student at LSE atm)

Reply 19

drgainz

Original post by Deeeeee

Hello, are there major differences between this course and the finance bsc?

Hi,
To be honest I was not aware of a BSc Finance course at LSE until I checked UCAS just now? Did they add it this year or something? I guess the major differences is that it is harder to get in (A*AA) and more focused on finance, and finance modules at LSE are a bit of a joke (they are insanely difficult). I'd say stay clear of doing pure finance at LSE.