LSE is a really good university and it is really good when it comes to employability after graduating but I am not satisfied with how ‘businessy’ it feels. It would be much better as an experience if it put more effort into having a uni vibe and not an office/work vibe.

LSE had always been my dream school but when I got accepted, I didn’t know what I was getting into. I must say, it held up to everything I had thought it would be. With it being located in the heart of the city, brilliant professors, the course was designed in such a way that it always challenged my intellect. I was taught how to think on my feet and I have taken back a lot more from the university than just memories and degree. Needless to say that you already feel intimidated that you’re walking the halls of a university which has produced such brilliant minds in the past, only once you study here, you know why. The professors are all highly respected and accomplished in their field of study and they know how to guide you through every step of the way. I realised how much value the course added only when I started working because subconsciously I was applying everything that I was taught at LSE. This is what makes it a great place to study and if I could I would go back in a heartbeat

LSE is a fantastic place to be in. Academically, the knowledge and wealth of experience that world-class professors bring into lectures and seminars are truly outstanding. Specifically, this knowledge enabled me to form and shape my own understanding of the world, through in-depth critical analysis. The high level of diversity also significantly enhances the quality of discussions within classes, opening my mind to the nuances and contextual nature of various issues.

I also feel that the Careers department at LSE put in a lot of effort to organize Careers fairs and networking sessions with various organizations, as well plenty of skills-enhancing sessions, such as mock assessment centre practice.

I would definitely recommend LSE to everyone, as it is truly an academically-enriching experience.

Overall, my experience has been extremely good. The course content and the style of teaching of certain professors has been impressive. Moreover, the range of varied electives from which we can choose allows us to tailor our programme to our specific interests.

LSE has always been known for its brand and large number of brilliant leaders that they produce so I would be lying if I said I wasn’t excited when I got accepted. However, only once I joined did I realise why LSE has been able to give the world such brilliant minds. Apart from the great infrastructure, location and all-inclusive atmosphere, what is unique about the university is their drive towards making sure their students are prepared to apply their classroom learned concepts in the real world. Their teaching methods and immense support from the professors constantly emphasise in helping students think on their toes and help in applying these concepts so everyone is prepared to take on the challenges that their work-life might pose to them.

The teachers are really precise, they know their subjects, they know how to make it easy for everyone to understand. Overall, they are quite altruistic and flexible as they can adapt easily to the different cultures of the student.

YES, I WOULD RECOMMEND THE UNIVERSITY AS IT INCREASES ONES UNDERSTANDING ABOUT THE SUBJECT AREA ONE WANTS TO STUDY. FURTHER THE UNIVERSITY PROVIDES A WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE IN TERMS OF STUDENT LIFE AS THE CLASS POPULATION IS LARGELY INTERNATIONAL

Pros – the student body includes people from everywhere, people are eager to make friends as they’re commonly far from home, most professors really care and are super knowledgeable, it has a great international reputation so there’s name recognition, a lot of classes are very engaging ____Cons – they’re somewhat disorganized when it comes to actually running the school and could put students at the center more often, some professors clearly just want to do research