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Chances for LSE Economic and economic history

Hi I am an international student with equivalent predicted grades of AAAA (in math, economics, biology, chemistry). I’m hoping to apply for Bsc economic and economic history in LSE, and UCL History, Politics and Economics, KCL History and Political Economy, as well as pure economics in Manchester and Edinburgh. Is there a chance for me to get offers from these subjects? (as my predicted grades are not that outstanding)

Reply 1

Looking at UCAS Historical Grades, it looked like LSE accepted students in recent years with AAB and your other choices accepted students with ABB and even BBB. Although these are achieved grades of students on the course, they still give an indicator of likelihood of on offer. It looks like you have a balanced list but might want to add in one choice with lower entrance requirements.

(Historical grades are on the bottom of each UCAS course page but I used my Uniplan.me website to look up the courses in one go.)

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by mathsinsider
Looking at UCAS Historical Grades, it looked like LSE accepted students in recent years with AAB and your other choices accepted students with ABB and even BBB. Although these are achieved grades of students on the course, they still give an indicator of likelihood of on offer. It looks like you have a balanced list but might want to add in one choice with lower entrance requirements.
(Historical grades are on the bottom of each UCAS course page but I used my Uniplan.me website to look up the courses in one go.)
Thank you so much for the information! Any suggestions for safe choices of lower requirements? I am also considering putting LSE economic history as one of the choices aside from economic and economic history (lse is my dream school tbh and I‘d like to study in London). Could u give some more advice on this?

Reply 3

Bayes, City and SOAS are all decent London back ups.

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