LSE International and Social Public Policy with Politics

Hi,
I have applied to International and Social Public Policy with Politics at LSE however I am not sure whether my personal statement matches as I have also applied to Politics and International Relations at UCL, Kent, Royal Holloway, and War Studies at KCL so my personal statement is mainly centered around international relations and politics however I'm hoping that due to the political elements of this course at LSE, my personal statement will be OK.
I have included examples of volunteering to be involved in local politics such as my application to the Kent Youth County Council and being a youth ambassador at my local mosque and helping the 2021 Afghan refugees, joining Model UN, writing political articles for the school magazine as well as being a House Captain at school, all these positions of authority are evidence of my commitment to the community, relevant to the LSE course and I have included several political books I have read as well as academic thoughts of my own.
The entry requirements are AAB for this course and my predicted grades are AAA in History, Religious Studies, and Business Studies and I have quite high GCSE grades.
I am wondering whether anyone thinks this is all ok and if I have any chance of getting an offer from LSE even if my personal statement is a bit broader due to the other courses I applied to.

Hi,
I have applied to International and Social Public Policy with Politics at LSE however I am not sure whether my personal statement matches as I have also applied to Politics and International Relations at UCL, Kent, Royal Holloway, and War Studies at KCL so my personal statement is mainly centered around international relations and politics however I'm hoping that due to the political elements of this course at LSE, my personal statement will be OK.
I have included examples of volunteering to be involved in local politics such as my application to the Kent Youth County Council and being a youth ambassador at my local mosque and helping the 2021 Afghan refugees, joining Model UN, writing political articles for the school magazine as well as being a House Captain at school, all these positions of authority are evidence of my commitment to the community, relevant to the LSE course and I have included several political books I have read as well as academic thoughts of my own.
The entry requirements are AAB for this course and my predicted grades are AAA in History, Religious Studies, and Business Studies and I have quite high GCSE grades.
I am wondering whether anyone thinks this is all ok and if I have any chance of getting an offer from LSE even if my personal statement is a bit broader due to the other courses I applied to.

Hi,
I have applied to International and Social Public Policy with Politics at LSE however I am not sure whether my personal statement matches as I have also applied to Politics and International Relations at UCL, Kent, Royal Holloway, and War Studies at KCL so my personal statement is mainly centered around international relations and politics however I'm hoping that due to the political elements of this course at LSE, my personal statement will be OK.
I have included examples of volunteering to be involved in local politics such as my application to the Kent Youth County Council and being a youth ambassador at my local mosque and helping the 2021 Afghan refugees, joining Model UN, writing political articles for the school magazine as well as being a House Captain at school, all these positions of authority are evidence of my commitment to the community, relevant to the LSE course and I have included several political books I have read as well as academic thoughts of my own.
The entry requirements are AAB for this course and my predicted grades are AAA in History, Religious Studies, and Business Studies and I have quite high GCSE grades.
I am wondering whether anyone thinks this is all ok and if I have any chance of getting an offer from LSE even if my personal statement is a bit broader due to the other courses I applied to.

Hi, I'm currently in my final year studying ISPP with Politics at LSE. Your application sounds pretty competitive, but it's of course relative to the rest of the applicant cohort.

My application was pretty similar (predicted A*A*A in history, politics, and maths) with a personal statement that was more focussed on politics/philosophy given the other courses I applied to, though I did make sure to make some explicit links to social/public policy. Some of your volunteering examples also sound pretty similar to mine. If you want to have a look at a (lightly edited/anonymised) version of my PS, you can find it here: https://www.wikihow.com/Sample/Personal-Statement---Sample

If you've got any questions about your application, the course, or LSE generally, I'm happy to answer them.

Hi, I'm currently in my final year studying ISPP with Politics at LSE. Your application sounds pretty competitive, but it's of course relative to the rest of the applicant cohort.

My application was pretty similar (predicted A*A*A in history, politics, and maths) with a personal statement that was more focussed on politics/philosophy given the other courses I applied to, though I did make sure to make some explicit links to social/public policy. Some of your volunteering examples also sound pretty similar to mine. If you want to have a look at a (lightly edited/anonymised) version of my PS, you can find it here: https://www.wikihow.com/Sample/Personal-Statement---Sample

If you've got any questions about your application, the course, or LSE generally, I'm happy to answer them.

Hi, I'm currently in my final year studying ISPP with Politics at LSE. Your application sounds pretty competitive, but it's of course relative to the rest of the applicant cohort.

My application was pretty similar (predicted A*A*A in history, politics, and maths) with a personal statement that was more focussed on politics/philosophy given the other courses I applied to, though I did make sure to make some explicit links to social/public policy. Some of your volunteering examples also sound pretty similar to mine. If you want to have a look at a (lightly edited/anonymised) version of my PS, you can find it here: https://www.wikihow.com/Sample/Personal-Statement---Sample

If you've got any questions about your application, the course, or LSE generally, I'm happy to answer them.