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Carr Saunders Halls, LSE
London School of Economics
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another frenchie at LSE ?

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Reply 120
Original post by jedanselemyia
do you prefer it to the french system, although there is lots of independant study?


I think anyone who stays in the French system when he/she has the opportunity to go to one of the best UK unis is a fool. It's a very broad response but feel free to pm me if you want to know more!
But yeah if you can get one of the best unis do not hesitate one second. For example going and studying Management at Warwick (random example) will make you have a much better and enjoyable time and will leave you with more opportunities than a Grande Ecole student
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Carr Saunders Halls, LSE
London School of Economics
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Original post by KennyC
I think anyone who stays in the French system when he/she has the opportunity to go to one of the best UK unis is a fool. It's a very broad response but feel free to pm me if you want to know more!
But yeah if you can get one of the best unis do not hesitate one second. For example going and studying Management at Warwick (random example) will make you have a much better and enjoyable time and will leave you with more opportunities than a Grande Ecole student


Haha so a lot of people I know are in the wrong. :biggrin:
It's true though, it's a waste.
That's a random example but I actually got an offer from Warwick for Management ^^
Reply 122
Original post by jedanselemyia
Haha so a lot of people I know are in the wrong. :biggrin:
It's true though, it's a waste.
That's a random example but I actually got an offer from Warwick for Management ^^


I mean it's still "my point of view" but I really think that it's true...
Also Warwick is a lot of fun and top notch for employment prospects
Original post by KennyC
I mean it's still "my point of view" but I really think that it's true...
Also Warwick is a lot of fun and top notch for employment prospects


It's probably true, anyway. I would be depressed at the thought of going to prépa.
Do you know people who go there?
Reply 124
Original post by jedanselemyia
It's probably true, anyway. I would be depressed at the thought of going to prépa.
Do you know people who go there?


Yeah, either people who couldn't get in the best UK schools, stubborn people with a **** traditional personality, or people who now regret not going to the UK.
When I talk to them, they haven't evolved at all, they have nothing to talk about and their life is ****.
Original post by Soekblas
I am also a french applicant to LSE, french baccalaureate, serie ES.


Lol


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Ca va, pas trop modeste comme pseudonyme, vinkeke
Original post by Soekblas
I just realised you have already answered in previous messages,
I am applying to Bsc gov and econ


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We don't care


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#5,5 au IELTS rpz tkt bg
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#5,5 au IELTS rpz tkt bg


Sorry


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#5,5 au IELTS rpz tkt bg


hahaha and you want lse?
Original post by KennyC
Hi guys,
went through that last year so can help a bit.

You are at UCL for econ after one year of prepa? where were you last year? I' am an economics offer holder at UCL and I am currently in S !! Do you work the same amount of hours as in prepa or less? How is the "ambiance there"? Is it difficult to catch up with the english level? I m a bit worried because my english isn't perfect!
Original post by chiara97
hahaha and you want lse?


Never said i want lse


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Never said i want lse


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ahhaha i just thought cause you are on a lse thead!! where dou you want to go?
Original post by chiara97
ahhaha i just thought cause you are on a lse thead!! where dou you want to go?


Ahah no problem :tongue: KCL or UCL


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salut, je viens d'etre accepté à LSE pour le master et je voulais savoir si y a d'autres français qui y sont et comment est la vie la bas londres, à l'école, les clubs, etc)
x
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I wonder if the OP ever got into LSE.

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