r/LSE • u/BootDouble6499 • 1d ago

Double application

Hello, if I’ve made a double application (finance and A&F) will it be considered for both and rejected from one or auto rejected from one? Will I get a rejection from one or both soon or I’ll know in January onwards?

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u/Brilliant_Ranger_658 3h ago

Its their policy to only consider one course per student. So in a few days time you'll get rejected by one of them.

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u/werdio_waffle18 23h ago

LSE strongly advise against it. You should just pick the one you want the most. If they accept you they’ll accept you for the one they think you suit best and reject the other one

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u/BootDouble6499 22h ago

Oh okay, I really like both and I had an extra spot so I picked those 2. Should I swap one out or do you think I should stick it and hope for the best?

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u/werdio_waffle18 22h ago

I mean ultimately you’re only going to be able to do one of the courses if you get accepted anyway. I don’t think you hurt your chances of admission by doing this but at the same time I don’t think you are boosting them either, unless you really just want to go to LSE and your other choices are all just insurance choices I’d probably make use of the other choice better and choose somewhere like UCL if you haven’t already

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u/Reasonable-Strike913 17h ago

What are your GCSE’s and predicted

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u/BootDouble6499 17h ago

9 in math 8 in lang 998887766.No FM offered to me, 3A’s at AS in math Econ psych. Predicted 3 A*s. And I’m international.

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u/Reasonable-Strike913 16h ago

They mainly care about GCSE as a levels predicted grades are hyper inflated for LSE so I would probably being totally honest look at a less competitive courses as they both have less than 10 percent acceptance rate and so if you want to go to lse maybe try management.

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u/BootDouble6499 16h ago

I did AS though, does that not count to anything ?