Does LSE reconsider unsuccessful candidates?

As the title says really.. if someone has been rejected, does LSE ever reconsider you on any basis?

I received an 'unsuccessful' on ucas track for LSE today and am absolutely gutted, the offers I have from other universities aren't particularly fabulous as I did not likem all that much to be quite frank. Was really hoping for LSE.. so has anyone had any experience of them changing their minds?

Thanks

M100 Law

Ah.. I may appeal then. Thanks

Edit: And yes it is really really competitive.

M100 Law

If you're an exceptional candidate, yes
Lmao jk, I appealed... and got in... =D
So it's possible, but don't count on it!
Ask for feedback first, if it's something really stooooopid then obviously u can appeal

If you're an exceptional candidate, yes
Lmao jk, I appealed... and got in... =D
So it's possible, but don't count on it!
Ask for feedback first, if it's something really stooooopid then obviously u can appeal

Congrats on getting in with the appeal. I would like to do this as there are several mitigating circumstances about my whole application. How do you appeal? What is the procedure?

Thanks

If you're an exceptional candidate, yes
Lmao jk, I appealed... and got in... =D
So it's possible, but don't count on it!
Ask for feedback first, if it's something really stooooopid then obviously u can appeal

How long did it take them to reply to your appeal? Because i appealed as well but it hasnt been acknowledged...and how does it work?? do they just say Yes like that??

Thank you, and sorry for your unsuccessful application. Why were these mitigating circumstances not mentioned in your UCAS form though?
I got in by appealing, yes, however only because i was given feedback from LSE stating that the only reason I was rejected was because I was predicted a B in Maths, even though I have 470/500 in Maths already, only needing 10/100 in c4 to get an A overall! Therefore the appeal was ofcourse successful, but the offer that resulted was unfortunately ridiculous; perhaps to deter people from trying to get in by appealing?...i don't know.
The offer is: AAAa (Maths, Econ, Psych, Further Maths)+AEA Econ Distinction + AEA Maths Merit btw in case you're interested; hopefully well on the way to making it (pretty much just the AEA's to account for now).

To appeal you have to first ask for feedback, and they have to provide an academic reason which you can conclusively challenge and be able to win; this is where most people fall short (you will most likely be given generic feedback- too much competition etc or 'poor GCSE's are standard and used alot by LSE as you cannot challenge these!)- and then be able to present a coherent case whereby you can proove it was beyond your control and in fact unjust.
Just my 2 cents. Good luck guys But in all honestly, don't pin your hopes on it...
I received an offer in the end (can't help but think I deserved it since it was only because of Maths) but it's a ridiculous offer for an AAB course.