Offer from LSE, rejected it and reapplying.

I wanted to ask if i had received an unconditional offer for LSE in 2023, how likely am I to receive another offer with the same personal statement in 2024? Do you think i should change my personal statement or reapply with the same information?

Reply 1

ALEreapp

So you rejected LSE and are now reapplying there? What’s the point? Sounds like a slightly silly thing to do

London School of Economics

London

Reply 2

HoldThisL

using the same personal statement might be bad for the ol' plagiarism detector but i don't know that

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Reply 3

Anonymous #1

Original post by ALEreapp

So you rejected LSE and are now reapplying there? What’s the point? Sounds like a slightly silly thing to do

it’s not silly, i realise that the degree i’m doing in firm choice (oxford) is not for me and also i’m unhappy with the communication i’ve received them and gotten on recent trips there.

Reply 4

Anonymous #1

Original post by HoldThisL

using the same personal statement might be bad for the ol' plagiarism detector but i don't know that

I’ve applied to UCAS before, plagiarism does not exist if it’s your own work. you can reapply as much as you want with your preexisting application !!!