reapplying to lse

i got rejected from lse a couple of days ago due to my gcse grades. if i was to achieve my predicted a levels and reapply next year, would it be likely that they overlook the gcse grades?

No. GCSE requirements are mandatory and will lead to an automatic rejection if you don't meet them.

i meet the basic requirements, but theyre not mostly 9s and 8s like lse prefer

I applied last year with AAA predicted and 99888877 at gcse but was still rejected on the basis of my GCSEs not being competitive enough. Unfortunately, LSE and Oxbridge are very selective in terms of GCSEs so I wouldn’t bother reapplying if they rejected you the first time. UCL and King’s are also very reputable Uni’s in London that aren’t as harsh regarding GCSE grades so they’d be a better bet.

i got rejected from lse a couple of days ago due to my gcse grades. if i was to achieve my predicted a levels and reapply next year, would it be likely that they overlook the gcse grades?

I applied last year with AAA predicted and 99888877 at gcse but was still rejected on the basis of my GCSEs not being competitive enough. Unfortunately, LSE and Oxbridge are very selective in terms of GCSEs so I wouldn’t bother reapplying if they rejected you the first time. UCL and King’s are also very reputable Uni’s in London that aren’t as harsh regarding GCSE grades so they’d be a better bet.

i got rejected from lse a couple of days ago due to my gcse grades. if i was to achieve my predicted a levels and reapply next year, would it be likely that they overlook the gcse grades?