Imperial Maths with Stats for Finance vs LSE Financial Mathematics and Statistics

I'm very fortunate to have offers from these two unis and have been finding it very difficult to pick between the two. I am interested in both a heavy maths/stats degree and a maths/finance/econ/stats degree so my decision is just mainly down to career prospects and university life. I know I shouldn't be focusing on future prospects but it's really the main difference between the two as LSE would be better for consultancy/IB (which is on the downfall) whereas imperial is better for quantitative roles (which are on the rise). Does anyone have some further insights or advice they would give, I'd really appreciate it as I only have like 3 days left to decide. Also, does anyone know how good Imperial is for networking, I feel like that is where LSE may have an edge. Also, is doing a maths degree at LSE looked down upon because it has a worse reputation that its reputation for social sciences?

I'm very fortunate to have offers from these two unis and have been finding it very difficult to pick between the two. I am interested in both a heavy maths/stats degree and a maths/finance/econ/stats degree so my decision is just mainly down to career prospects and university life. I know I shouldn't be focusing on future prospects but it's really the main difference between the two as LSE would be better for consultancy/IB (which is on the downfall) whereas imperial is better for quantitative roles (which are on the rise). Does anyone have some further insights or advice they would give, I'd really appreciate it as I only have like 3 days left to decide. Also, does anyone know how good Imperial is for networking, I feel like that is where LSE may have an edge. Also, is doing a maths degree at LSE looked down upon because it has a worse reputation that its reputation for social sciences?

I'm very fortunate to have offers from these two unis and have been finding it very difficult to pick between the two. I am interested in both a heavy maths/stats degree and a maths/finance/econ/stats degree so my decision is just mainly down to career prospects and university life. I know I shouldn't be focusing on future prospects but it's really the main difference between the two as LSE would be better for consultancy/IB (which is on the downfall) whereas imperial is better for quantitative roles (which are on the rise). Does anyone have some further insights or advice they would give, I'd really appreciate it as I only have like 3 days left to decide. Also, does anyone know how good Imperial is for networking, I feel like that is where LSE may have an edge. Also, is doing a maths degree at LSE looked down upon because it has a worse reputation that its reputation for social sciences?

I'm very fortunate to have offers from these two unis and have been finding it very difficult to pick between the two. I am interested in both a heavy maths/stats degree and a maths/finance/econ/stats degree so my decision is just mainly down to career prospects and university life. I know I shouldn't be focusing on future prospects but it's really the main difference between the two as LSE would be better for consultancy/IB (which is on the downfall) whereas imperial is better for quantitative roles (which are on the rise). Does anyone have some further insights or advice they would give, I'd really appreciate it as I only have like 3 days left to decide. Also, does anyone know how good Imperial is for networking, I feel like that is where LSE may have an edge. Also, is doing a maths degree at LSE looked down upon because it has a worse reputation that its reputation for social sciences?

Hi,
Congratulations!! Those are my dream course at my dream unis and I’m applying this year - I was wondering if you did the TMUA and what score you got? My practice isn’t going amazingly rn, so just wanted to know if I still have a chance.