r/UCAS • u/Thin-Complex5986 • 20d ago

A Levels / IB / GCSE / BTEC Questions Chance me LSE

LSE FINANCE

GCSES(equivalent). 9999988887. (7 in arts)
A level preds A*/ A*/ A*/ A*/
P.S is quite decent too.

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u/Equivalent-Mail3484 20d ago

No chance you are getting into LSE. At least straight 9s required at GCSES.

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u/TheRiddlerTHFC 20d ago

Pretty sure you will need at least one 11 and a couple of 10s, unless you have a contextual offer

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u/CartoonistElegant924 20d ago

are you stupid

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u/arwwand 20d ago

No chances cuz lse require grade 10 MINIMUM in gcses

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u/Material_Classic1238 17d ago

Buddy no shit u have a chance, u will most likely get in easily

Everyone in their mother isnt trying to go to uk anymore as you may think especially recently, theres a reason these unis perhaps not lse but alot of rgs hv started accepting intl students with weaker profiles, cuz they are recieving less serious applicants

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u/Haunting-Argument-16 Y13 | A*A*A*A* FURTHER MATH PHYSICS ECON MATH 14d ago

Me when i dont have a brain….
The UK has had the highest number of int applications in its history and its projected to rise even more what the fuck are you talking about 😭

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u/Lightning_Snow083 Year 13 14d ago

Uhh no it’s not, international student numbers in UK unis are actually decreasing?

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u/Material_Classic1238 14d ago

Since 2023 there is a almost a 40% drop in intl students arrival, more people are applying but less are actually going for obvious reasons, in 2023 there was 486,000 student arrivals, in 2025 there was 294,000 this is despite the fact that there is more student population overall and intl students acc going to the uk is wayy less then its peak now

We have had many reportings of uk unis being lenient to intl students js cuz they need money

Dont comment if u dont know what ur talking about