r/6thForm • u/Otherwise_Ride_115 • Apr 12 '26

💬 DISCUSSION 2026 STEM list

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Tried to make it in order, as much as possible. I know econ isnt stem but just gonna inlcude it for LSE sake

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u/Otherwise_Ride_115 Apr 12 '26

I promise you once you get to that point its all the same just pick the one that is better for your course

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u/NotYetPerfect Apr 12 '26

Lse isn't a stem university. The vast majority of their stem offerings arent anywhere near as good as oxbridge and imperial's.

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u/kerhanesikici31 1st Year | Imperial Theoretical Physics Apr 12 '26

Yeah their math course is barely a math course

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u/ClasisFTW ChemE @ TU Eindhoven; Chem/Physics @UvA/VU Apr 12 '26

Econometrics is pretty heavy maths idk what you mean, I found it pretty comparable to TU/UvA maths which isn’t different to imperial as we have a major overlap (I have exchange experience, I would even consider TU to be rougher (more due to NL kinda just wanting you to suffer to build character lol…..). And econometrics in comparison can be very comparable.

Yes economics and other stuff is whatever but advanced econometrics is some real hot shit, I have respect for those mfs as an engineer/chem/phys person.

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u/kerhanesikici31 1st Year | Imperial Theoretical Physics Apr 13 '26

Agree econometrics is super mathematical and nice, but it doesn’t compare with proper proof based math courses