LSE is a career-oriented university. In my opinion, it helps build a smooth path from university life and future career by providing career fairs, related seminars, etc. Academically, each courses are quite intense from the beginning but school offers office hours and support centers for each courses. On the other sides, you have to be autonomic and self-motivated since no one is gonna push and you have to seek for help on your own. There are also lots of societies in LSE and there are events regularly and well-managed. Of course, the location is in center London which is really attractive and convenient. Over all, I really like the life in LSE. However, LSE turns out to be inside buildings without campus, therefore I feel a bit disappointed about it.

Almost all students here are very career-focused, people were talking about spring weeks in my very first lecture of the first year, so there is quite a lot of pressure to get internships etc.
Lecturers are mixed, some are very clear and precise, some make it very unclear what students actually need to know for the exams.
Some classes are too short.
Support is decent.