Is it possible to get into LSE/UCL with a bad TMUA score from Scottish curriculum?

I am predicted 3 A's in my Advanced Highers (Stats, Maths and Physics) - my TMUA is this Friday and becuase I'm a lazy bum I barely studied. I'm relatively decent at maths and can believe I can get around 4 - 5.... do I have a chance of getting an offer from LSE or UCL. I have also heard scottish students who go to public schools are at a tiny advnatage - is that true? Would really appreciate any advice

Your predicted's are great what were your GCSEs, As I'm sure you know both LSE and UCL are very competitive unis and hard to get an offer from, I was predicated A*A*A* (A* in EPQ) 99998887776 in GCSEs had what I thought was a strong PS but didn't get an offer from either of them for Politics/Economics and PPE (Offers from Warwick, Bath & KCL) If your degree needs the TMUA then I would say you need a decent result to stand a chance and a bad result could very well result in a rejection. Many applicants will be applying with very strong TMUA results. Not great that you describe yourself as a "Lazy bum" who barely studied! You'll need to change that if you want to succeed at uni as it's a very different world here and needs commitment

Im also a Scottish student doing TMUA but this Thursday, similar situation to you. I'm applying Imperial (JMC) and prob LSE (MwDS) as well. How were your Highers?