Oxbridge, LSE, etc.

pearfire
Wed, 07 Mar 2007 15:23:16 +0000

??? you do realise that ppl who apply via UCAS need to write one PS for all 6 schools, right? why would I put in management stuff, which would signal to other schools that I’m not that interested in them? do you think an adcom for , say, L101 at the LSE would be happy to read a PS which contains management?

And even if you have “researched this extensively”, you still don’t have a clue. Why not just ask some current L101 students? It’s simple and effective. You actually get a pretty good variety in what you want to do as an elective and you don’t have to go out of the way to take a accounting or finance class. Since LSE is pretty focused towards ib anyway, there are actually quite a few econ students who take these courses. Also, did you even apply for L101? Seeing your insightful view about it, I don’t believe that you have. Didn’t you apply for econometrics? You haven’t gotten in, have you? But of course, you’re much better informed about it than I am. I’m just someone who actually got into L101, but you definetely know much more about this course, lol… And what’s this know thing about? Look up the definition of the word in a dic, it’s not that hard. It means “to be acquainted with”. And yes, I know E&Mist from 5 colleges, but of course you’re right again and I’m lying, lol… You know, it’s not that hard to get to know ppl, but I guess with your personality, it’s almost impossible, seeing how your thoughts are so easily refuted and don’t really make much sense. This is probably why you haven’t gotten accepted into the econometrics course… Good to see that the LSE still does care about the quality of its students.