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So, I want to apply for LSE Social Policy with Politics. The entry requirements are AAB and I'm predicted AAB (English Lit, Politics, History) with an A in a relevant EPQ. However, I know LSE are incredibly strict on grades and weigh them more heavily than Unis like Oxford.
My GCSE's are 8888887666.
and I think my P.S is pretty good as it talks about social policy alot more than, say, P&IR applicants who wanted a easier LSE course.
Is it worth applying?
My GCSE's are 8888887666.
and I think my P.S is pretty good as it talks about social policy alot more than, say, P&IR applicants who wanted a easier LSE course.
Is it worth applying?
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From the course page for that degree: "Below we list our entry requirements in terms of GCSEs...A strong set of GCSE grades including some at A (or 7) and A* (or 8-9)". You certainly have "some" and in fact quite a few such grades at GCSE. You also meet their A-level standard offer with your predicted grades. I imagine you would be a realistic prospect for that course if you have an appropriate personal statement; it makes a offers to a reasonable proportion of applicants in most years.
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(Original post by artful_lounger)
From the course page for that degree: "Below we list our entry requirements in terms of GCSEs...A strong set of GCSE grades including some at A (or 7) and A* (or 8-9)". You certainly have "some" and in fact quite a few such grades at GCSE. You also meet their A-level standard offer with your predicted grades. I imagine you would be a realistic prospect for that course if you have an appropriate personal statement; it makes a offers to a reasonable proportion of applicants in most years.
From the course page for that degree: "Below we list our entry requirements in terms of GCSEs...A strong set of GCSE grades including some at A (or 7) and A* (or 8-9)". You certainly have "some" and in fact quite a few such grades at GCSE. You also meet their A-level standard offer with your predicted grades. I imagine you would be a realistic prospect for that course if you have an appropriate personal statement; it makes a offers to a reasonable proportion of applicants in most years.
Thanks for your advice.
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