LSE with BTEC?????

Hi, there. I am also interested in that question. Preferably-Business management or business related (any course would be satisfying). I have only got GCSE maths-7

And do you also have an A level in addition to your BTEC?

BTEC Extended Diploma with high grades plus a relevant A level like Maths probably would be acceptable to many 'top' Unis - Bristol ask for BTEC DDD plus GCSE Maths 7 as one example : http://www.bristol.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/2020/management/bsc-management/ However, you would have to explain why you dont have a full set of GCSEs and in particular why you dont have GCSE English.

Will it be easier to apply through clearing?

Is there anyone who succeeds to enter LSE or Warwick (even Oxford) with BTEC level 3 National Diploma?? I'm doing btec in business with A-level math.

Hi, You might not see this but if you do then can you please tell me which university you got into at last? My situation is similar to yours. I am doing a BTEC in business and A level maths. I only have two GCSE's Maths-9 and English-6. I would really like to study Accounting and Finance at LSE, however I am aware that my chances are extremely low. Any help would be appreciated.

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Hi, You might not see this but if you do then can you please tell me which university you got into at last? My situation is similar to yours. I am doing a BTEC in business and A level maths. I only have two GCSE's Maths-9 and English-6. I would really like to study Accounting and Finance at LSE, however I am aware that my chances are extremely low. Any help would be appreciated.

Being pragmatic unless you have very very very exceptional circumstances for why you only have 2 GCSEs and also couldn’t do A-levels I think applying to LSE would probably be a waste.

BTEC isn’t listed on the entry requirements and your GCSEs don’t match the profile of their expectations. https://www.lse.ac.uk/study-at-lse/Undergraduate/Degree-programmes-2022/BSc-Accounting-and-Finance

Thank you for replying. I moved to UK when I just had turned 16. I wanted to do A levels but as I was 16 and did not have any GCSEs, I was left with no choice but to start with BTEC business level 1. I did my two GCSEs in college and I am doing A level maths privately (through self study) as my college is purely vocational and does not offer A levels. I never had a choice to choose, but if I did, I would have surely chosen A levels.