economics

More than 85% of successful applicants to single honours economics at LSE have A-level FM, so I don't think the above recommendation of LSE is realistic since you don't even have FM, much less meet their standard offer. Moreover the other universities among that echelon will look for a minimum of AAA, most of them being A*AA or A*A*A. I would note something like A*A*B will not necessarily satisfy an entry criteria of AAA or A*AA.

I think your choices are reasonable so far, you could probably swap Aston or Kent for a slightly more aspirational choice such as Southampton or Loughborough. You may want to consider Exeter, as although I can't personally recommend the university, they do have a long track record of giving out offers well below their published entry criteria.

I think Bristol would be a good match for you. If you want to go for something aspirational then maybe St Andrews? The best Universities like UCL, Warwick, LSE, Oxbridge are A*AA or above, whilst being competitive to receive offers in the first place.

More than 85% of successful applicants to single honours economics at LSE have A-level FM, so I don't think the above recommendation of LSE is realistic since you don't even have FM, much less meet their standard offer. Moreover the other u niversities among that echelon will look for a minimum of AAA, most of them being A*AA or A*A*A. I would note something like A*A*Bwill not necessarily satisfy an entry criteria of AAA or A*AA.

I think your choices are reasonable so far, you could probably swap Aston or Kent for a slightly more aspirational choice such as Southampton or Loughborough. You may want to consider Exeter, as although I can't personally recommend the university, they do have a long track record of giving out offers well below their published entry criteria.

I thought Aston was a really good uni, is it not, also the main reason I hadn't even considered lse, UCL, etc. wasn't just my a-levels but most of them like Exeter in GCE require grade 5 for English language but I got a 4. but I got the required 7 on maths. would that be such a problem or will my A-levels cancel that out?? lastly, for Exeter, economics without further maths or economics a-level is that possible, and can Exeter be put on the same level as bath uni??? sorry for many questions

More than 85% of successful applicants to single honours economics at LSE have A-level FM, so I don't think the above recommendation of LSE is realistic since you don't even have FM, much less meet their standard offer. Moreover the other universities among that echelon will look for a minimum of AAA, most of them being A*AA or A*A*A. I would note something like A*A*B will not necessarily satisfy an entry criteria of AAA or A*AA.

I think your choices are reasonable so far, you could probably swap Aston or Kent for a slightly more aspirational choice such as Southampton or Loughborough. You may want to consider Exeter, as although I can't personally recommend the university, they do have a long track record of giving out offers well below their published entry criteria.

Only 52% people last year had A level Further Maths for the Economics BsC course.

Y dont u just do medicine

What are you on about?

Do medicine forget economics u hv bio

You can almost certainly apply successfully to Exeter without A-level FM, the GCSE requirement might be a sticking point though. I'd probably suggest you just resit that GCSE - usually GCSE grade requirements are fairly absolute for university applications (although Exeter are extremely "flexible" in making offers). No university I am aware of in the UK requires A-level Economics for an economics degree.

I would't consider Exeter on par with Bath generally or specifically for any course in theory, however in practice Exeter are very good at marketing themselves as an exclusive, selective and prestigious university so many may well believe they are. I doubt the quality of education is going to comparable outside of their "good" departments (i.e. law, physics, probably history and maybe politics as well).

Clearly coming from someone not capable of medicine or economics, your input is not wanted.