Guys I am doing my EE in Maths on the topic of spherical trigonomtry in navigation. However, I feel that this leans more towards IA than EE and I am currently crashing out.
I am taking existing maths concept to apply it to new scenaio and explain the maths, is this IA?
Please need some help.
I got A*, A, A, A, A, B (Maths A, English B)
(My school only offers 6 subjects, while LSE says average applicants have more than this at 9s/8s)
I’m a little bit worried about the B in English, and I’m not sure whether it will penalize my application?
I am also international IBDP with Maths AI HL (school does not offer AA) with Business Management HL (which LSE has listed as non-preferred subject), I also have Language B at HL (dont know if this couts as preferred or non-preferred?)
I haven’t done my IBDP mocks or anything to get predicted but I would say I will try hard to get 40+, but would my Igcse results be suitable assuming everything else was too?
I am trying to focus heavily on my supercurriculars now.
Hi guys, I am doing my ee in Maths and I know that doing ees in Maths can be challenging; which is why I want to gather tips, advice, and information on what seperates A grade students from C or D grade students?
Thanks
Hey everyone,
I’m a non-EU student looking into HSG for English taught bachelor's and want a realistic picture of the job market after graduation. How difficult is it for swiss companies to sponsor work visas and get a good placement after bachelor's?
Also about the language barrier for career opportunities. do you absolutely need native/C1? I may also have to do part-time jobs to support my finances and know German till b1 level.
Where do non-EU graduates go to after their bachelors from HSG and what type of jobs they secure?
Would love to hear any honest experiences or advice!
I’m an IB student in EU planning to apply to LSE.
I know the SAT isn't required for IB students, but would submitting a high Digital SAT score (1500+) as an additional exam actually give my application a competitive edge over other applicants?
Do admissions tutors care about US standardized tests, or do they completely ignore them for IB candidates?
I am considering applying for A&F, Finance, or Management course.