Will I qualify for home admissions purposes at LSE (lived here for 2 years)

For context, I've lived in the UK for 2 years and am not British. I'm aware I won't qualify for home fees, but wanted to know if LSE considers me as a home student for admission purposes (basically do I receive the privilege a British/ home student would receive in being admitted)

For context, the course I'm applying for is BSc maths and economics, and the acceptance rate for British Students is about 60% whereas, for Chinese, Indian, and other nationalities, the acceptance rate is about 6%

Reply 1

thegeek888

Have you got your British Passport yet? 😧

Usually it is 3 years of residency required. 🙂

e-mail LSE admissions to be sure. 😉

London School of Economics

London

Reply 2

ukschool123

I think you need British citizenship

Also does anyone know if LSE differentiates offering home fees based on the course they take? (eg: if you are planning to study economics, you are likely not to get home fees)?

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