Anyone here transferred from KCL to LSE?

doubt anyone will see this.. definitely not anyone who has. hoping though

Reply 1

Direct entry to*the second year*of a programme at LSE on the basis of first year undergraduate study at another university is extremely rare, and is only permitted in exceptional circumstances. Third year entry is not permitted under any circumstances.
[start]In order to be eligible for consideration, applicants applying for second year must meet the following requirements:[/start]

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Meet the original first year entry requirements for the programme (eg A level or IB requirements)

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Achieve the equivalent of a 2:1 in your first year studies

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Your current first year studies must be the same as the first year at LSE (you must provide a copy of your transcript)

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There must be spaces available in the second year of the programme

[start]Students currently enrolled at another university wishing to*gain admission*to LSE in the second year should apply via UCAS, and should do so by the UCAS January deadline. Please ensure you select ‘2’ as your point of entry when applying. Due to the intense level of competition for places at LSE, we are unable to guarantee entry, even where applicants have met all of our requirements.[/start]

[start]The following departments will consider second year entry.*Unfortunately, all other departments are unable to consider second year entry.[/start]

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Anthropology

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Economic History

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Geography and Environment

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Government – (excluding the BSc Politics and International Relations)

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Social Policy

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Sociology

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Statistics

[start]Please note –*the Accounting, Economics, and Mathematics departments do consider second year entry for applicants who have studied on the University of London International Programme.*It is recommended that you contact Undergraduate Admissions for advice on specific programme requirements before applying.[/start]