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I have made a completely last minute decision to apply to ucas.
My initial choices were going to be:
LSE: maths and economics
econometrics and mathematical economics
financial maths and statistics
but I recently read online that LSE doesn't like applicants with more than one application. Which one of these is most competitive and which one is easiest to get in to?
I also need help choosing 4 other courses... my only other choice is Statistics, Econ and Finance at UCL but i am looking for something with a little bit more maths in it...
I would be interested in applying to queen mary uni but i have also heard a lot of negative reviews about it... i am looking for a uni within the london area
Any help as to which lse course is best?
My initial choices were going to be:
LSE: maths and economics
econometrics and mathematical economics
financial maths and statistics
but I recently read online that LSE doesn't like applicants with more than one application. Which one of these is most competitive and which one is easiest to get in to?
I also need help choosing 4 other courses... my only other choice is Statistics, Econ and Finance at UCL but i am looking for something with a little bit more maths in it...
I would be interested in applying to queen mary uni but i have also heard a lot of negative reviews about it... i am looking for a uni within the london area
Any help as to which lse course is best?
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(Original post by lsehelp173)
I have made a completely last minute decision to apply to ucas.
My initial choices were going to be:
LSE: maths and economics
econometrics and mathematical economics
financial maths and statistics
but I recently read online that LSE doesn't like applicants with more than one application. Which one of these is most competitive and which one is easiest to get in to?
I also need help choosing 4 other courses... my only other choice is Statistics, Econ and Finance at UCL but i am looking for something with a little bit more maths in it...
I would be interested in applying to queen mary uni but i have also heard a lot of negative reviews about it... i am looking for a uni within the london area
Any help as to which lse course is best?
I have made a completely last minute decision to apply to ucas.
My initial choices were going to be:
LSE: maths and economics
econometrics and mathematical economics
financial maths and statistics
but I recently read online that LSE doesn't like applicants with more than one application. Which one of these is most competitive and which one is easiest to get in to?
I also need help choosing 4 other courses... my only other choice is Statistics, Econ and Finance at UCL but i am looking for something with a little bit more maths in it...
I would be interested in applying to queen mary uni but i have also heard a lot of negative reviews about it... i am looking for a uni within the london area
Any help as to which lse course is best?
Queen Mary is highly regarded but people do seem to love it or hate it; I think that's largely due to the part of London it's in so all you could do would be attend an Open Day or Applicant Day to see if it's for you.
As for other good Unis within the London area ...KCL is the obvious one.
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If you look at the LSE page on Which University, select ‘courses’ and then click on each course, you will be able to see the offer rate for each course and thus which is most competitive.
I would find them for you myself but I have a summative essay to finish!
I would find them for you myself but I have a summative essay to finish!
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In terms of London universities you have Imperial, LSE, UCL and Kings then below them you have Queen Mary and places like City which is known for business or Brunel. If you are prepared to travel outside London Royal Holloway, Readng and Surrey are decent alternatives fairly close. Imperial is outstanding for Maths but might not offer the kind of Economics course you are looking for
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(Original post by lsehelp173)
I have made a completely last minute decision to apply to ucas.
My initial choices were going to be:
LSE: maths and economics
econometrics and mathematical economics
financial maths and statistics
but I recently read online that LSE doesn't like applicants with more than one application. Which one of these is most competitive and which one is easiest to get in to?
I also need help choosing 4 other courses... my only other choice is Statistics, Econ and Finance at UCL but i am looking for something with a little bit more maths in it...
I would be interested in applying to queen mary uni but i have also heard a lot of negative reviews about it... i am looking for a uni within the london area
Any help as to which lse course is best?
I have made a completely last minute decision to apply to ucas.
My initial choices were going to be:
LSE: maths and economics
econometrics and mathematical economics
financial maths and statistics
but I recently read online that LSE doesn't like applicants with more than one application. Which one of these is most competitive and which one is easiest to get in to?
I also need help choosing 4 other courses... my only other choice is Statistics, Econ and Finance at UCL but i am looking for something with a little bit more maths in it...
I would be interested in applying to queen mary uni but i have also heard a lot of negative reviews about it... i am looking for a uni within the london area
Any help as to which lse course is best?
(Original post by swanseajack1)
In terms of London universities you have Imperial, LSE, UCL and Kings then below them you have Queen Mary and places like City which is known for business or Brunel. If you are prepared to travel outside London Royal Holloway, Readng and Surrey are decent alternatives fairly close. Imperial is outstanding for Maths but might not offer the kind of Economics course you are looking for
In terms of London universities you have Imperial, LSE, UCL and Kings then below them you have Queen Mary and places like City which is known for business or Brunel. If you are prepared to travel outside London Royal Holloway, Readng and Surrey are decent alternatives fairly close. Imperial is outstanding for Maths but might not offer the kind of Economics course you are looking for
Hi lsehelp173,
I'm a Mathematics student at Royal Holloway and we offer straight Mathematics as well as Economics and Mathematics.
On the Mathematics side, from my experience on the single honours course, the first year is mainly just pure mathematics although they do a statistics module. Then in the second year you get a lot more freedom. You can choose to do an advanced statistics module and graphs and optimisation module which are both very enjoyable as I have taken both. They would both be very relevant to you. In the final year you can choose to do a few different finance related modules as well.
Royal Holloway is only a 40 minute train journey away from Waterloo and is still classed as a University of London institution, so you still get the benefits that other central London institutions have such as access to the Senate House library.
I'd be happy to talk to you about the Mathematics side of the course and you can also chat to another current Economics student, Jen, on the Royal Holloway website here.
Ryan
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