We have incredible lecturers who are renowned in their fields for their publications. The students union is wonderful really helpful and fun events are organised. Support is great especially with committees at halls. Accommodation is in central London so bound to be extortionately priced but the uni has tried handle that. City life is great when we get a chance to see it. London has everything. Uni facilities - has mostly everything. Clubs and societies are great i'm a part of drama and netball. Job prospect wise I hope not too difficult, it is more about the grades you obtain and unfortunately LSE are strict with high standards (sometimes overly). Overall It is very independent and if you like that it's a good experience.

My experience at the LSE has been great. I have thoroughly enjoyed by course and the teaching. Whilst this year has been difficult for most, lecturers and tutors went above and beyond to make sure we had the best experience and quality of teaching. It has been a shame to not have been able to spend more time on campus due to covid. However, the school’s response to the pandemic has been efficient with tests provided from day one of the academic year.

Buildings were accessible with a large number of study spaces.

I found personal support at the LSE to be outstanding. I used the services and was called months later by the student union to make sure I was doing well and talk about my experience. They were very attentive. Counseling services are fast and efficient.

My course was hybrid at the start of the academic year with in person seminars and online lectures. It switched to all online as of January. I had approximately 6 teaching hours a week. Contact with tutors was really good and frequent, my academic advisor in particular held regular meetings with us to check how we were doing.

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Second term was very much focused on careers with weekly online events that offered the opportunity to talk to employers from sectors of interest.

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