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I want to study economics at LSE which a-level will the uni want more economics or further maths
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(Original post by Saj5677)
I want to study economics at LSE which a-level will the uni want more economics or further maths
I want to study economics at LSE which a-level will the uni want more economics or further maths
So I suppose Further Maths was a helpful qualification to have, but Economics was more important in his application.
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(Original post by Abdul-Karim)
Why not both?
Why not both?
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I want to study economics at LSE which a-level will the uni want more economics or further maths
I want to study economics at LSE which a-level will the uni want more economics or further maths
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If you want to do Economics at a place like LSE then you should be doing both economics and further maths A-Levels. I think Economics, Maths and Further Maths is what you should be doing. However if you can only do one out of the two, then economics is your best bet. It's much more relevant to your degree than further maths.
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I want to study economics at LSE which a-level will the uni want more economics or further maths
I want to study economics at LSE which a-level will the uni want more economics or further maths
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LSE doesn't care about economics A level do further maths. You'd be at no benefit having an A level in econ, but god help you trying to take MA100 (the required first year maths modules for econ undergrad) without further maths. I think they actually ask for further maths for Bsc Economics. This is not even an option really do further maths.
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Taken from LSE website:
"Programme requirement: A level Mathematics is required. A level Economics is not essential. Further Mathematics taken at A level is strongly preferred and is seen as an additional or fourth subject. Thus a combination of Mathematics, Further Mathematics and one other subject is not seen as providing the required breadth of knowledge and skills. No other specific subjects are required at A level, but we prefer traditional academic subjects to subjects such as Communication Studies, Accounting, Business Studies or Media Studies"
So do NOT do FM if you will only be doing 3 subjects take it only as a 4th
"Programme requirement: A level Mathematics is required. A level Economics is not essential. Further Mathematics taken at A level is strongly preferred and is seen as an additional or fourth subject. Thus a combination of Mathematics, Further Mathematics and one other subject is not seen as providing the required breadth of knowledge and skills. No other specific subjects are required at A level, but we prefer traditional academic subjects to subjects such as Communication Studies, Accounting, Business Studies or Media Studies"
So do NOT do FM if you will only be doing 3 subjects take it only as a 4th
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(Original post by jamiep151)
Taken from LSE website:
"Programme requirement: A level Mathematics is required. A level Economics is not essential. Further Mathematics taken at A level is strongly preferred and is seen as an additional or fourth subject. Thus a combination of Mathematics, Further Mathematics and one other subject is not seen as providing the required breadth of knowledge and skills. No other specific subjects are required at A level, but we prefer traditional academic subjects to subjects such as Communication Studies, Accounting, Business Studies or Media Studies"
So do NOT do FM if you will only be doing 3 subjects take it only as a 4th
Taken from LSE website:
"Programme requirement: A level Mathematics is required. A level Economics is not essential. Further Mathematics taken at A level is strongly preferred and is seen as an additional or fourth subject. Thus a combination of Mathematics, Further Mathematics and one other subject is not seen as providing the required breadth of knowledge and skills. No other specific subjects are required at A level, but we prefer traditional academic subjects to subjects such as Communication Studies, Accounting, Business Studies or Media Studies"
So do NOT do FM if you will only be doing 3 subjects take it only as a 4th
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(Original post by Saj5677)
I want to study economics at LSE which a-level will the uni want more economics or further maths
I want to study economics at LSE which a-level will the uni want more economics or further maths
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