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WHAT A levels do you need for LSE?

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WHAT A levels do you need for LSE?

We consider traditional academic subjects to be the best preparation for studying at LSE. We expect applicants to offer at least two full A-levels or IBDP Higher Levels in these subjects (although typically, applicants will apply with three or four); please see the list below for guidance.

What subjects is LSE good for?

LSE ranked top university in Europe for social sciences

  • Second in the world for Geography.
  • Third in Social Policy and Administration and Communication and Media Studies (LSE was also ranked first in the UK for Communication and Media Studies).
  • Fourth in Anthropology and Sociology.

What subjects do you need to study economics?

WAEC (O Level) Subject Combination For Economics

  • English Language.
  • Mathematics.
  • Economics.
  • A trade subject.
  • At least two other relevant courses preferably in Commerce, Government and Accounting subjects.

What grades do you need to study economics at LSE?

We normally expect Advanced Highers in three subjects, at grades AAA to AAB. Where A-level Maths is required, we require Advanced Higher Maths and where Further Maths is required we require an additional Advanced Higher in Applied Mathematics (Mathematics of Mechanics or Statistics from 2015).

What is the best major in LSE?

LSE has been ranked top in Europe – and second in the world – in social science and management subjects for the eighth consecutive year in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020.

What a level economics involve?

Economics is the study of the ways in which people, businesses and industries use resources. Economics study covers a variety of topics, including production and consumption of goods, efficiency, macro- and microeconomic policies, the international economy, market failure and more.

What subject category is economics?

Economics is generally regarded as a social science, which revolves around the relationships between individuals and societies.

What are some examples of non-preferred subjects?

Their list of “non-preferred” subjects is: 1 Accounting 2 Art and Design 3 Business Studies 4 Communication Studies 5 Design and Technology 6 Drama/Theatre Studies 7 Home Economics 8 Information and Communication Technology 9 Law 10 Media Studies

Is accounting a non-preferred subject in University?

**** The Department of Accounting considers Accounting equally with other generally preferred subjects. Therefore, they will consider Accounting alongside one other subject from the non-preferred list. However, the majority of departments continue to regard Accounting as a non-preferred subject.

What a-Level subjects are looked upon less favourably?

What A-level subjects are looked upon less favourably, eg would taking general studies and/or other particular subjects damage a student’s opportunity of winning a place? All A-level subjects are of value, but for some courses specific subjects are preferred or required (because they are relevant to the subject of the degree applied for).

Is drama and theatre studies a non-preferred subject?

Therefore, they will consider Drama and Theatre Studies alongside one other subject from the non-preferred list. However, the majority of departments continue to regard Drama and Theatre Studies as a non-preferred subject.

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