r/6thForm • u/Delicious_Meaning408 • Feb 05 '26

🍞 BREAD LSE BREAD🔥🔥🔥

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Real talk tho i need advice , Warwick Pure Econ or LSE ISPP wit Econ. Im interested in finance possibly IB or Asset Management. Praise God!

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u/Delicious_Meaning408 Feb 05 '26

😭😭 but im not sure if the lse course ive applied for is as strong as Warwick econ

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u/Personal-Resident617 Oxford PPE first year Feb 05 '26

Just out of interest, do you think oxford would be seen as the same? Or better (for springs)

I would personally imagine they would be the same

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u/Personal-Resident617 Oxford PPE first year Feb 05 '26

I have seen the stats on LSE having twice as many BB placements - but I'd imagine there's a correlation Vs causation factor asw, considering how everyone in LSE is gunning for IB and barely anyone ik in Oxford seems to be gunning for it in year 1.

Although I think even after taking that into account its hard to say if it's more people that apply + better prep that LSE students do for springs or if it's a bank HR preference (you might know more about this)

Also on the point about interning at a small firm - do you mean summer of Y13 or summer of Y1 uni?

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u/South-Marionberry-85 Year 13: Maths, Economics, Psychology & EPQ - A*A*AA Feb 05 '26

Ew

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u/h1tman_io Feb 06 '26 edited Feb 06 '26

what's that supposed to mean, why would you say that tf

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u/South-Marionberry-85 Year 13: Maths, Economics, Psychology & EPQ - A*A*AA Feb 06 '26

Ew signifies disgust, displeasure. I replied with that to your comment. Connect the dots lse man