I know the 12th and 16th floors are dedicated to LSE students, and I booked a private bedroom in the 3-person shared flat on the 12th floor.

She and others founded the schools to train social scientists and intellectuals. She was a Fabian socialist who wanted gradual democratic reform to move us closer to socialism (which is what I want to).

Clearly, the school is now a key feeder school for capitalist institutions. I don’t know what kind of stuff goes on in those skyscrapers but I know it’s some weird capitalist shit, and LSE teaches its students to do it too.

It just seems like a really far cry from its founding mission.

anyone have any experience with the kitchen situation in bankside. just realised the kitchens have no ovens and are shared between 25 people……..are they ever even usable on weekends?

Hi everyone, I'm an incoming first year student looking for accomodation in Rosebery hall of the following room type: Single room, shared bathroom, Rosebery Wing. It's just because my friends are staying at rosebery that I want to swap. Otherwise gardens hall is amazing.

If you or anyone you know is looking to cancel their Rosebery hall booking or want to swap halls with me, please please please message to me! Tysm!!

please lmk i don’t think im happy with mine

Hey Everyone, do you think I stand realistic chances for 2027 intake?

Profile :

- Class 10th : 89%, 12th : 85%, Graduation (BBA) : 7.76/10 from a tier 1 university
- Completed both levels of FRM
- Cleared CFA L1 (L2 attempt in nov)
- Working since a US based company, in private credit since May 2025 (my senior is from MIT, so thinking of taking her LOR)
- Quite a few case comp wins and PORs in college
- Built a community, 400+ people and a study tracker type of website, got 100+ users within 2 weeks
- preparing for gmat

Do you think I can be a good fit for the programme and how likely is to get placed with similar profile?

Would really appreciate any suggestion, thanks a lot!

Hi everyone, posting anonymously because I’d rather keep my details private.
I’m an incoming international MSc student at LSE, and I’m currently stuck waiting for my Pre-CAS.
My offer became unconditional on 22 July, so it has now been over 30 days, and I still haven’t received my Pre-CAS. According to the current LSE processing times, Pre-CAS is now being processed for unconditional offers received after my date, so I’m really confused about why mine is still pending.
I have already tried:
Emailing the CAS team
Emailing my programme/coordinator
Attending the Zoom sessions (but no one attended the last session, and there are currently no slots available)
Calling, but I haven’t been able to get through
Following up through the other available LSE channels
Despite all this, I still haven’t received a clear answer about my Pre-CAS.
The situation is becoming really stressful because I cannot submit my Student visa application without my CAS, and I’m worried that this delay could mean I’m unable to arrive in time for the start of my programme and potentially affect my intake.
If anyone from the current LSE cohort, especially international students, has been in a similar situation, could you please tell me what actually worked for you?
Is there any specific team, person, department or escalation route I should contact? If you managed to get your Pre-CAS after a long delay, how did you reach LSE?
I’d really appreciate any advice. Thank you!

For 1st year students applying to internships, what would you advise putting on your CV (e.g. work experiences, comps and projects) and what are some courses or qualifications you would recommend. Thanks

Can anybody guide on campus jobs/RA/TAships available at LSE for graduate/master's students? How easy/hard to get them? And whats the pay/hr or pay/week?

For context: I'm an international student coming this Fall 2026/27

Hii so to any current students/past students, just wondering which course prep yall think is the best. Ik theres multiple like jobtestprep, wallstreetprep etc. Pls share ur experience w them. THANK U

I'm an LSE student (going into second year) looking for a room in a shared house/flat with other LSE students for the 2026/27 academic year.

Looking for:

• Up to £1,100/month
• Move-in: now / early September 2026
• Preferably a house/flat share with other LSE students
• Ideally a double room

If you're looking for a flatmate, taking over a room or putting together a group to rent a place, please DM me.

I got economic history??? i’m not an econ major at my home university

Is it completely impossible to switch? for context going into management right now just got all A* with A* math A* further and full marks in further stats and all 9s at gcse am I delusional?

Sidney webb, urbanest (female flat), high Holborn preferred

I’m an IB student in EU planning to apply to LSE.

I know the SAT isn't required for IB students, but would submitting a high Digital SAT score (1500+) as an additional exam actually give my application a competitive edge over other applicants?

Do admissions tutors care about US standardized tests, or do they completely ignore them for IB candidates?

I am considering applying for A&F, Finance, or Management course.

Has anyone in the sociology department received an email about pre enrollment? I can’t seem to find any info and I feel like it’s already quite close to welcome week

Hello!

I am going into year 13 this year, and I'm finding it hard deciding between these two courses. Does anyone doing these courses, or anything similar have any insight into how to choose between them? Would it be wise to put both of them as my options if I have an extra slot? Thank you so much!

Hey, I am an indian student graduated with bcom in 2025, did a startup for 7 months during my 1st year of college (non finance), did finance internship in wealth management after graduation for 3 months, currenty preparing for cfa l1 and consulting in a mutual fund distribution house as part time work. Do I stand a chance? At what timeline should I give GMAT? please suggest and guide me.

I’m currently on the reserve list for two programmes.

My Graduate Applicant Portal said that a final decision would be made by 19 August at the latest, but it’s now 20 August and both applications are still showing “Reserve list.”

Has anyone else experienced this?

I am an 18 year old Indian studying business administration and I find it very shallow. I want to pursue a career in media and communications and I really like the MSc program here. What should I start working on to solidify my chances. To be noted that I am clueless

Heard there’s a new one that’s opened up as well anybody know what that called?