Economics without further maths- worth applying to LSE?
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GCSE: 7A* 2A's
AS: AAAA
Predicted: A*/A*/A*/A* (econs, geo, psy, math)
I don't do further maths. Is it even worth applying to LSE? I've heard that most who get offers form LSE for Econs 101 do further maths. Realistically should I apply?
My uni choices, at the moment: Cambridge, Exeter, Nottingham, York, Lancaster (all for econs 101)
AS: AAAA
Predicted: A*/A*/A*/A* (econs, geo, psy, math)
I don't do further maths. Is it even worth applying to LSE? I've heard that most who get offers form LSE for Econs 101 do further maths. Realistically should I apply?
My uni choices, at the moment: Cambridge, Exeter, Nottingham, York, Lancaster (all for econs 101)
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(Original post by mapremma)
GCSE: 7A* 2A's
AS: AAAA
Predicted: A*/A*/A*/A* (econs, geo, psy, math)
I don't do further maths. Is it even worth applying to LSE? I've heard that most who get offers form LSE for Econs 101 do further maths. Realistically should I apply?
My uni choices, at the moment: Cambridge, Exeter, Nottingham, York, Lancaster (all for econs 101)
GCSE: 7A* 2A's
AS: AAAA
Predicted: A*/A*/A*/A* (econs, geo, psy, math)
I don't do further maths. Is it even worth applying to LSE? I've heard that most who get offers form LSE for Econs 101 do further maths. Realistically should I apply?
My uni choices, at the moment: Cambridge, Exeter, Nottingham, York, Lancaster (all for econs 101)
As for GCSE you require a profile which includes mainly A*s and As, which yours does.
Yes, it is worth applying as all your grades meet and exceed the requirements set out by LSE.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
KH94
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I want to apply to LSE for economics,but want to make sure it isn't a wasted application
At GCSE I got 9A*'s, 3A's and a C in Astronomy
At A-level I got AAAB
87.8 in Maths (C1-93, C2-96, S1-74)
90.3 in Biology
79 in Chemistry (Was one away from an A, but hopefully a remark is kind to me)
93.5 in Economics
- The average of my 3 best subjects would be 90.5
I'm also head boy at my school xD
My school didn't offer further maths last year, but this year they are, and I intend on picking up AS further maths
I've been to the Eton, UNIQ (Oxford), Cambridge, and LSE Summer Schools
The secondary school I went to and the sixth form I currently go to are considered 'deprived' and I am also an ethnic minority.
In light of this information, Is it worth applying to LSE for economics ?
I really need some help and advice
At GCSE I got 9A*'s, 3A's and a C in Astronomy
At A-level I got AAAB
87.8 in Maths (C1-93, C2-96, S1-74)
90.3 in Biology
79 in Chemistry (Was one away from an A, but hopefully a remark is kind to me)
93.5 in Economics
- The average of my 3 best subjects would be 90.5
I'm also head boy at my school xD
My school didn't offer further maths last year, but this year they are, and I intend on picking up AS further maths
I've been to the Eton, UNIQ (Oxford), Cambridge, and LSE Summer Schools
The secondary school I went to and the sixth form I currently go to are considered 'deprived' and I am also an ethnic minority.
In light of this information, Is it worth applying to LSE for economics ?
I really need some help and advice

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(Original post by Mr.Econometrics)
Yeah, most certainly; you have a fair chance of getting in. Btw, don't put your GCSE C on the application. You don't have to and it won't look appealing.
Yeah, most certainly; you have a fair chance of getting in. Btw, don't put your GCSE C on the application. You don't have to and it won't look appealing.
(Original post by jayjay531)
I want to apply to LSE for economics,but want to make sure it isn't a wasted application
At GCSE I got 9A*'s, 3A's and a C in Astronomy
At A-level I got AAAB
87.8 in Maths (C1-93, C2-96, S1-74)
90.3 in Biology
79 in Chemistry (Was one away from an A, but hopefully a remark is kind to me)
93.5 in Economics
- The average of my 3 best subjects would be 90.5
I'm also head boy at my school xD
My school didn't offer further maths last year, but this year they are, and I intend on picking up AS further maths
I've been to the Eton, UNIQ (Oxford), Cambridge, and LSE Summer Schools
The secondary school I went to and the sixth form I currently go to are considered 'deprived' and I am also an ethnic minority.
In light of this information, Is it worth applying to LSE for economics ?
I really need some help and advice
I want to apply to LSE for economics,but want to make sure it isn't a wasted application
At GCSE I got 9A*'s, 3A's and a C in Astronomy
At A-level I got AAAB
87.8 in Maths (C1-93, C2-96, S1-74)
90.3 in Biology
79 in Chemistry (Was one away from an A, but hopefully a remark is kind to me)
93.5 in Economics
- The average of my 3 best subjects would be 90.5
I'm also head boy at my school xD
My school didn't offer further maths last year, but this year they are, and I intend on picking up AS further maths
I've been to the Eton, UNIQ (Oxford), Cambridge, and LSE Summer Schools
The secondary school I went to and the sixth form I currently go to are considered 'deprived' and I am also an ethnic minority.
In light of this information, Is it worth applying to LSE for economics ?
I really need some help and advice

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(Original post by mapremma)
GCSE: 7A* 2A's
AS: AAAA
Predicted: A*/A*/A*/A* (econs, geo, psy, math)
I don't do further maths. Is it even worth applying to LSE? I've heard that most who get offers form LSE for Econs 101 do further maths. Realistically should I apply?
My uni choices, at the moment: Cambridge, Exeter, Nottingham, York, Lancaster (all for econs 101)
GCSE: 7A* 2A's
AS: AAAA
Predicted: A*/A*/A*/A* (econs, geo, psy, math)
I don't do further maths. Is it even worth applying to LSE? I've heard that most who get offers form LSE for Econs 101 do further maths. Realistically should I apply?
My uni choices, at the moment: Cambridge, Exeter, Nottingham, York, Lancaster (all for econs 101)
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(Original post by TheHaylio)
I got in with 3 A*'s no a level in further maths, just an AS in it. You are fine
I got in with 3 A*'s no a level in further maths, just an AS in it. You are fine
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(Original post by Sheldor)
Actually, you have to put all your gcse's down. ( http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show....php?t=1744719) Not including some of your results on UCAS could end badly.
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Actually, you have to put all your gcse's down. ( http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show....php?t=1744719) Not including some of your results on UCAS could end badly.
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(Original post by Jooooshy)
A girl in my year got into LSE without further maths!
A girl in my year got into LSE without further maths!
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(Original post by de12345)
Hi! I know this was written so long ago, but did your school at that time offer further maths?
Hi! I know this was written so long ago, but did your school at that time offer further maths?
if your school does not offer further maths, and hence you can't take the subject, then you're fine, and if you meet the other requirements then do apply and indicate that on your application!
if your school does offer the subject and you choose not to study it, then this affects your application badly but I mean its still worth a try if you have great grades and a strong personal statement

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