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#21
(Original post by Anonymous)
Hey, I am applying for BSc Economics 2021!
- A levels: Maths, Further Maths, Physics, Economics; Predicted A*A*A*A* + EPQ (A*)
- GCSEs: 9999999999 (10 9's)
- Other unis: UCL(conditional offer), Warwick(conditional offer), Bath(condition offer) and Cambridge
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Hey, I am applying for BSc Economics 2021!
- A levels: Maths, Further Maths, Physics, Economics; Predicted A*A*A*A* + EPQ (A*)
- GCSEs: 9999999999 (10 9's)
- Other unis: UCL(conditional offer), Warwick(conditional offer), Bath(condition offer) and Cambridge
-Home Student
Except I'm yet to hear from UCL and was rejected by Cam pre-interview
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#22
(Original post by confuzzledteen)
Literally same unis as me
Except I'm yet to hear from UCL and was rejected by Cam pre-interview
Literally same unis as me
Except I'm yet to hear from UCL and was rejected by Cam pre-interview
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#23
(Original post by confuzzledteen)
its definitely an odd one. im hoping for UCL as i'd much rather go there than Warwick; i'm fairly confident w/ my PS though it was more macro-based than mathematical, which is what UCL apparently likes. i'm sure you'll get Warwick!!
its definitely an odd one. im hoping for UCL as i'd much rather go there than Warwick; i'm fairly confident w/ my PS though it was more macro-based than mathematical, which is what UCL apparently likes. i'm sure you'll get Warwick!!
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#24
(Original post by confuzzledteen)
i'm an international applicant too x my predicted grades are A*A*A*A (Maths, Economics, Chemistry, Further Maths) + A* (EPQ) and my GCSEs were 9999999A*AA. i've heard from Warwick, though am yet to hear anything from ucl or lse
i'm an international applicant too x my predicted grades are A*A*A*A (Maths, Economics, Chemistry, Further Maths) + A* (EPQ) and my GCSEs were 9999999A*AA. i've heard from Warwick, though am yet to hear anything from ucl or lse
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#25
(Original post by Anonymous)
Hi all! Thought I’d make a thread for this as it appears previous years have done so.
If you’ve applied to LSE for BSc Economics in 2021, feel free to drop your:
- Subjects + Predicted Grades
- GCSEs
- Other Unis Applied To + Decisions
- Home or International?
Hi all! Thought I’d make a thread for this as it appears previous years have done so.
If you’ve applied to LSE for BSc Economics in 2021, feel free to drop your:
- Subjects + Predicted Grades
- GCSEs
- Other Unis Applied To + Decisions
- Home or International?
1. Maths, Further maths, eng lit, econ and epq. all A* apart from FM which is an A.
2. 999999887 and gcse further maths A*
3. i got a conditional offer from warwick and Nottingham, yet to hear from lse, Ucl and cambridge,
4. home (but Warwick somehow think I'm international and wanted me to do some form of eng gcse)
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#26
hey!
- Subjects + Predicted Grades: maths, further maths, economics, epq, history (A*A*A*A*A)
- GCSEs: 9999999998
- Other Unis Applied To + Decisions: UCL (offer); Warwick (offer); Nottingham (offer), Cambridge (interviewed, decision pending)
- Home or International? home
- Subjects + Predicted Grades: maths, further maths, economics, epq, history (A*A*A*A*A)
- GCSEs: 9999999998
- Other Unis Applied To + Decisions: UCL (offer); Warwick (offer); Nottingham (offer), Cambridge (interviewed, decision pending)
- Home or International? home
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(Original post by LVSDH)
yea that's weird I've heard from UCL but nothing from Warwick yet my grades were not as good as yours. However, UCL and LSE are very dependent on your personal statement whereas Warwick has said that you have at least 3A* predictions you're basically guaranteed an offer
yea that's weird I've heard from UCL but nothing from Warwick yet my grades were not as good as yours. However, UCL and LSE are very dependent on your personal statement whereas Warwick has said that you have at least 3A* predictions you're basically guaranteed an offer
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#28
- Subjects + Predicted Grades <Math A* Further Math A Economics A>
- GCSEs -n/a
- Other Unis Applied To + Decisions UCL Warwick Durham Queen Mary
- Home or International? International
Am I possible to get an offer?
Also, I've already got A in Further Math and Econ and only predict grade for Math due to the A-level return
- GCSEs -n/a
- Other Unis Applied To + Decisions UCL Warwick Durham Queen Mary
- Home or International? International
Am I possible to get an offer?
Also, I've already got A in Further Math and Econ and only predict grade for Math due to the A-level return
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(Original post by dflknfrkn)
- Subjects + Predicted Grades <Math A* Further Math A Economics A>
- GCSEs -n/a
- Other Unis Applied To + Decisions UCL Warwick Durham Queen Mary
- Home or International? International
Am I possible to get an offer?
Also, I've already got A in Further Math and Econ and only predict grade for Math due to the A-level return
- Subjects + Predicted Grades <Math A* Further Math A Economics A>
- GCSEs -n/a
- Other Unis Applied To + Decisions UCL Warwick Durham Queen Mary
- Home or International? International
Am I possible to get an offer?
Also, I've already got A in Further Math and Econ and only predict grade for Math due to the A-level return
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#30
(Original post by Anonymous)
Have you got UCL / Warwick offer?
Have you got UCL / Warwick offer?
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#34
(Original post by Niniyxl)
i just got an offer from ucl today
i just got an offer from ucl today
Am panicking about mine lol
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#35
(Original post by Anonymous)
Hi all! Thought I’d make a thread for this as it appears previous years have done so.
If you’ve applied to LSE for BSc Economics in 2021, feel free to drop your:
- Subjects + Predicted Grades
- GCSEs
- Other Unis Applied To + Decisions
- Home or International?
Hi all! Thought I’d make a thread for this as it appears previous years have done so.
If you’ve applied to LSE for BSc Economics in 2021, feel free to drop your:
- Subjects + Predicted Grades
- GCSEs
- Other Unis Applied To + Decisions
- Home or International?
where do i stand a chance of getting accepted? i am yet to submit my application, so my personal statement will not be the best but I've been working on it for quite some time
ps is animal spirits or doughnut economics good books to mention in your ps?
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#36
(Original post by Anonymous)
I'm from india (applying to lse, ucl, warwick, bristol, Manchester) my predicted are 95+ in each subject, I think that translates to A* in each? my subjects are Mathematics, Economics, English, Accounting, Business Studies. my concern is that 2 of my subjects are not preferred in lse (first choice) so I don't have high expectations from there. I've had a stellar record for my entire academic career and though I've done a lot of competitions and such, none of them are econ related.
where do i stand a chance of getting accepted? i am yet to submit my application, so my personal statement will not be the best but I've been working on it for quite some time
ps is animal spirits or doughnut economics good books to mention in your ps?
I'm from india (applying to lse, ucl, warwick, bristol, Manchester) my predicted are 95+ in each subject, I think that translates to A* in each? my subjects are Mathematics, Economics, English, Accounting, Business Studies. my concern is that 2 of my subjects are not preferred in lse (first choice) so I don't have high expectations from there. I've had a stellar record for my entire academic career and though I've done a lot of competitions and such, none of them are econ related.
where do i stand a chance of getting accepted? i am yet to submit my application, so my personal statement will not be the best but I've been working on it for quite some time
ps is animal spirits or doughnut economics good books to mention in your ps?
they're both good books to mention
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#37
(Original post by g.ana)
it depends if you had the choice to do subjects like further maths/history/sciences or any of the other subjects that LSE really like. Because from what I have heard, econ, accounting and business are all very similar according to LSE. If your school only offers that combination, it's best to write that in your reference so LSE know you couldn't have done another combo.
they're both good books to mention
it depends if you had the choice to do subjects like further maths/history/sciences or any of the other subjects that LSE really like. Because from what I have heard, econ, accounting and business are all very similar according to LSE. If your school only offers that combination, it's best to write that in your reference so LSE know you couldn't have done another combo.
they're both good books to mention
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#38
(Original post by Anonymous)
we don't have the option to take further mathematics, so thank you, this helped so much! do you think I have a chance of getting an offer from the other unis mentioned?
we don't have the option to take further mathematics, so thank you, this helped so much! do you think I have a chance of getting an offer from the other unis mentioned?
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#39
(Original post by Anonymous)
I'm from india (applying to lse, ucl, warwick, bristol, Manchester) my predicted are 95+ in each subject, I think that translates to A* in each? my subjects are Mathematics, Economics, English, Accounting, Business Studies. my concern is that 2 of my subjects are not preferred in lse (first choice) so I don't have high expectations from there. I've had a stellar record for my entire academic career and though I've done a lot of competitions and such, none of them are econ related.
where do i stand a chance of getting accepted? i am yet to submit my application, so my personal statement will not be the best but I've been working on it for quite some time
ps is animal spirits or doughnut economics good books to mention in your ps?
I'm from india (applying to lse, ucl, warwick, bristol, Manchester) my predicted are 95+ in each subject, I think that translates to A* in each? my subjects are Mathematics, Economics, English, Accounting, Business Studies. my concern is that 2 of my subjects are not preferred in lse (first choice) so I don't have high expectations from there. I've had a stellar record for my entire academic career and though I've done a lot of competitions and such, none of them are econ related.
where do i stand a chance of getting accepted? i am yet to submit my application, so my personal statement will not be the best but I've been working on it for quite some time
ps is animal spirits or doughnut economics good books to mention in your ps?
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#40
(Original post by Anonymous)
LSE might reject you if you’re looking for a straight econ course. That’s because you have business econ which is considered as too narrow. Not only that but accountancy is a non preferred subject. You also do not have FM. You can always try but your chances will be slim. As for your other university choices it will be difficult to say.
LSE might reject you if you’re looking for a straight econ course. That’s because you have business econ which is considered as too narrow. Not only that but accountancy is a non preferred subject. You also do not have FM. You can always try but your chances will be slim. As for your other university choices it will be difficult to say.
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