LSE GCSE requirements

I know on the LSE website it says that for GCSES you are expected to have majority A's (7s) and A*s (8s-9s), however this year I have seen a few people get rejected on the basis of GCSES and I just wondered if 3A*s and 7 As would be ok for applying? Thanks.

I know on the LSE website it says that for GCSES you are expected to have majority A's (7s) and A*s (8s-9s), however this year I have seen a few people get rejected on the basis of GCSES and I just wondered if 3A*s and 7 As would be ok for applying? Thanks.

Are the A*s 8s or 9s? and I assume the As are 7s? Good results but may not be strong enough for the more competitive courses at LSE?

Would you say the management course at LSE is competitive?

Would you say the management course at LSE is competitive?

I know on the LSE website it says that for GCSES you are expected to have majority A's (7s) and A*s (8s-9s), however this year I have seen a few people get rejected on the basis of GCSES and I just wondered if 3A*s and 7 As would be ok for applying? Thanks.

Will I be okay re applying next year with A*A*A* and 998887664 for public and social policy with politics as well as applying for international social and public policy (double application?)

Definitely - I got an offer for Politics and Philosophy the other day. Non contextual - Grades 887766666. Personal statement carries!

I know on the LSE website it says that for GCSES you are expected to have majority A's (7s) and A*s (8s-9s), however this year I have seen a few people get rejected on the basis of GCSES and I just wondered if 3A*s and 7 As would be ok for applying? Thanks.