transferring to Econ in lse

how easy is it to transfer to economics at lse? I have an offer for management bsc but Im seriously regretting it. I have 4a*s at a level and 11 9s at GCSE.

depends on availability that year. econ is obvs one of the more popular courses but as management is super similar to econ you have a higher chance than most. even if u cant switch, managment students at lse tend to have great career prospects and its an easier course than econ so is still worth ur time

how easy is it to transfer to economics at lse? I have an offer for management bsc but Im seriously regretting it. I have 4a*s at a level and 11 9s at GCSE.

how easy is it to transfer to economics at lse? I have an offer for management bsc but Im seriously regretting it. I have 4a*s at a level and 11 9s at GCSE.

hey im currency doing LSE management bsc atm. honestly i would really think about switching coz genuinely you can get the same career results as econ at LSE but by doing half the work (j you have to grind internships a tiny bit more). Also you'll soon realise but if finance is your goal assuming it is, then econ is very academic and modules like accounting and finance are actually lots more helpful and relevant. On a technical one the biggest thing about switching is that you need TMUA for econ but thats on the university. I also got straight nines and that is the main standard so I think you will obvs be very strong but most people will be a similar level

wait wait I dont get it. I cant really do the tmua rn as test dates are no longer available but are you saying management is good enough or that I should switch? also do you by any chance know how easy it would be to switch?

hey im currency doing LSE management bsc atm. honestly i would really think about switching coz genuinely you can get the same career results as econ at LSE but by doing half the work (j you have to grind internships a tiny bit more). Also you'll soon realise but if finance is your goal assuming it is, then econ is very academic and modules like accounting and finance are actually lots more helpful and relevant. On a technical one the biggest thing about switching is that you need TMUA for econ but thats on the university. I also got straight nines and that is the main standard so I think you will obvs be very strong but most people will be a similar level

wait wait I dont get it. I cant really do the tmua rn as test dates are no longer available but are you saying its possible to switch? also how would it be half the work? isn't Econ like harder? and are you saying companies prefer management hence why I would need to grind internships? also do you by any chance know how easy it would be to switch?

yo, its going to be hard to switch icl especially because econ is their flagship course and they don't really want people scamming themselves in by applying Mgmt then switching. The best chance you have of switching is to accounting and finance (very easy because exact same grade requirements + basically same first year modules) or if you're ambitious finance (but again thats v v competitive and a lot more mathematical). Econ will be wayy harder work and content wise. Management is still a tough degree but economics has way more lectures and is a lot more mathsy. Obvs employees will probs like the sound of LSE econ the most but if you're at lse studying something relevant ish its never that deep just you may have to work slightly harder with clubs and societies etc to demonstrate a proper interest in finance. My pov is if you tilt more towards consulting go for management if u prefer finance and want something light go A&F. If u want something harder go straight finance. To econ wld say very unlikely to A&F probs a good chance

how easy is it to transfer to economics at lse? I have an offer for management bsc but Im seriously regretting it. I have 4a*s at a level and 11 9s at GCSE.

Do you have an offer for management bsc for this admissions cycle already? I didn't know they started giving them out yet. If so when did u get it?

Do you have an offer for management bsc for this admissions cycle already? I didn't know they started giving them out yet. If so when did u get it?

As far as I know there have been no management offers yet for this cycle. There have been rejections already since mid December though.