The Student Room Group
Reply 1
anabelle
Anyone else geting this message?:
"Unavailable
Sorry - the application which you have requested is temporarily unavailable. Please try again later."

I've emailed them and they asked for my student ID, but nothing has changed...


I had that happen to me before for a few days. I wouldn't worry about it.
Reply 2
Did you manage to collect your username and password. If so try both app/app format as well as first seven letters of your surname in caps and the password you collected (you might have done this by now). Try calling them at +44(0) 20 7955 7160 (option 3), or email via www.lse.ac.uk/admissionsenquiries/. Also, look at this weblink http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/graduateAdmissions/apply/trackYourApplication.htm. Could be helpful. But dont worry, hopefully you will have this cleared up soon.
Reply 3
how did you find out your username and password?

Are you a postgrad S1712? do undergrads have them yet?
Reply 4
Sign-in with app/app format -> Application Status -> Enter Application ID and D.O.B -> Under 'Current Application Status' and below 'Certificate' I had 'Proposed Fees' and 'LSE Login/Password'. Under 'LSE Login/Password' it says click here for your LSE network log-on. I collected my username (first 7 letters of your surname in caps) and password. I later changed my password. Check this link https://lfylive.lse.ac.uk/lfy/tc/forwardrequest.html?url=http://oraserv.lse.ac.uk/html/applicants/LFYPasswordtroubleshooting.html

Yes, I am a postgrad.
Reply 5
Check this out:

How to obtain your LSE login and password

1) Go to the LSE For You web site at www.lse.ac.uk/lseforyou

2) To logon enter COLLECTOR in the user field and COLLECTOR in the password field, then press Go.

3) Click on the Collect Password menu option. You will need your Applicant ID Number (or Student Number/Admissions Number) to complete the process.

4) Enter your applicant ID Number applicant ID Number (also known as Student Number/Admissions Number).

5) Enter your first/given name and surname and select your date of birth in the drop down boxes.

6) If these details exactly match the records we hold, a screen will appear displaying the terms and conditions relating to network usage. You must agree to the terms to complete the collection process!

7) When you have agreed to the terms and conditions, a screen will appear displaying your network username, password and email details.
Reply 6
I don't have my password yet. Whan I enter my Ap. ID and DOB that message apears.
Maybe it will appear soon...
Reply 7
Sorry to hear that. Did you try COLLECTOR / COLLECTOR format as well?
Reply 8
S1712
Check this out:

How to obtain your LSE login and password

1) Go to the LSE For You web site at www.lse.ac.uk/lseforyou

2) To logon enter COLLECTOR in the user field and COLLECTOR in the password field, then press Go.

3) Click on the Collect Password menu option. You will need your Applicant ID Number (or Student Number/Admissions Number) to complete the process.

4) Enter your applicant ID Number applicant ID Number (also known as Student Number/Admissions Number).

5) Enter your first/given name and surname and select your date of birth in the drop down boxes.

6) If these details exactly match the records we hold, a screen will appear displaying the terms and conditions relating to network usage. You must agree to the terms to complete the collection process!

7) When you have agreed to the terms and conditions, a screen will appear displaying your network username, password and email details.


Thanks, that worked :smile:
Reply 9
Good :smile: You can now access your emails by clicking 'IT Services OUTLOOK Web Access' logo, enter your username and password. link: https://exchange.lse.ac.uk/intro.htm

Also, remember to change your password.
I'm an undergraduate and still can't log on to the LSE for you system with neither app/app nor collector/collector "start-login". I get to the next page to enter my student number and birth date, but then I can't proceed. Is this normal or should I already be able to do so? thanks!
Reply 11
I think it might still be a post-grad thing. Anyone?
Reply 12
Yes, I think it's a postgrad thing...
Reply 13
this is for those fortunate few with lse web access already.... is it just my connection or is the lse web mail terribly slow? also, have any of you been able to actually send a mail from your lse accounts yet without it bouncing back?
Reply 14
I wasn't able to send stuff the first time I logged in, but could a couple of days later.
Reply 15
yes, I can send mail from my lse account, but it also is very slow
Reply 16
Wouldn't let me log in said wait a few days :frown: