Economic History and Geography LSE

I'm currently in year 12 (going into year 13) and planning to apply for Economic History and Geography at LSE.

For any current students, what was the split like in your personal statement and what other courses/unis did you apply for?

At the moment, I'm structuring my personal statement thematically and I will be applying for Geography courses at other unis. However, would I explicitly need to mention 'Economic History' in my ps like i am with Geography?

Thank you!

I'm currently in year 12 (going into year 13) and planning to apply for Economic History and Geography at LSE.
For any current students, what was the split like in your personal statement and what other courses/unis did you apply for?
At the moment, I'm structuring my personal statement thematically and I will be applying for Geography courses at other unis. However, would I explicitly need to mention 'Economic History' in my ps like i am with Geography?
Thank you!

I do geography with econ at LSE so lmk if that's useful to here about if no econ history and geography students reply

hey, thanks for replying. I do have one question, how much maths/statistics is involved in Geography? I had to do quite a few statistical tests in my NEA this year and i want to know how much of this will follow through in the course 🙂

Has anyone received an offer yet for this course ?

I have an offer for Economic History and Geography

When did you recieve it and what are your predicted grades , subjects and GCSE's ?

i got it 20th march, my predicted are A*AA in geo, maths and economics. GCSEs are 9999999888
whats urs?

It depends what modules are required for your particular degree. Most of the first years don’t have to do any maths for the geography side in the first year but obvs if u do econ history too there will be maths in that.

Hi sorry can I ask for your GCSEs? Geo with econ is my dream course and I really want to get in

I got 99999988877, however as long as the vast majority are above 7 and you got a couple of 9s, anything is fine really as gcses are kind of irrelevant. the a levels are way more important where everyone is predicted bare minimum A*A*A, with A*A*A*A being the average I would say.

If I have predicted grades of A*AB and have average grades between 8-4, is it still worth applying for ?