LSE clearing

hi,I have been rejected by oxford,and the 5 university I have got offers from are not really the ones I wanna go..I love LSE best,could anyone tell me how to go to clearing??and wether LSE would have clearing spaces available normally(recent years)??

would that be too risky???
thanks

This is from: The Times uni guide 2003

London School of Economics and Political Science



Houghton Street
London WC2A 2AE
Tel 020 7955 7125/7763
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www.lse.ac.uk

Sunday Times ranking 3 (3)
Teaching quality 87.5%
Research quality 89.72%
A-level points 28.9
A-levels for entry 74.3%
Unemployment 8.9%
Firsts and 2:1s 72.1%
Student/staff ratio 11.92:1
Dropout rate 4% (6%)

Undergraduates 3,117 (169)
Postgraduates 3,270 (1,141)
Teaching staff 483
Applications/places 15,810/1,376; 11.5:1 (+0.3%)
Clearing entry 0%
Hardship fund £107,368

almost solved my problem.....thanks !!!!!!!!!!!if you were me,would you go for KCL or UMIST?????

almost solved my problem.....thanks !!!!!!!!!!!if you were me,would you go for KCL or UMIST?????

LSE didnt even go into clearing last year! ARGH!

If i were you i would go to KCL, as a degree from the University of London will look good when you are applying for a job! Although what course have you applied to?

btw, you can only go into clearing once the a-level results have been published

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thank you so much!!!!!!!I applied for management course!!

Your welcome - i think with LSE because they are harsh in accepting and rejecting people, that the people that do get offers work to get the grades, hence the reason why they don't enter into clearing.

If you really are that desperate to get into LSE you could write to the admissions tutor for management and find out if they would be will at accept you, the chances are very slim however. Or on the other hand you could take a year out and reapply next year to LSE, but you have to remember that even thou you will have the grades there is still a chance of them rejecting you - as they are rejecting a vast number of strong candidates this year!

Good Luck

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Gemma: i think u can do it after u got ur a-level results...i know that u can ring the unis and ask..

boss-dior:as gemma said reputation wise kings college is better but go to the open days and do some research about it...see which one u like most..