u/Puzzled_Cost60

Can we wear t shirts, trousers and shalwar kameez or is it still just collared shirts?

So I have been in this dilemma for some weeks now. Choosing a career path mostly. I'll lay it out here.

Path 1: I keep doing my business analytics degree from fccu then do MBA from lums. Pros are that this is more chill and comfortable, easy as well with no year wasted and the transport costs and time is very small. Overall cost is also smaller. Cons are fccu doesn't have a big reputation in the job market. And I am not sure whether business analytics will be lucrative in the future though I'll try to get more efficient in excel and learn tools like power bi

Path 2: I go to LSE Lahore and restart my semester. Do my bba from there and also do MBA here too. Pros are that lse has a reputable degree in business and job market is good too for lse students. Cons are that I would have to waste my 1st year at fccu. Transport costs and time are higher. There's a lot more workload and it won't be very comfortable relative to path 1. Overall cost is bigger as well.

Path 3: just do acca instead. Leave out university entirely. Pros are it can be done in 2-4 years (provided I can pass first try). Much more convenient as I can do most of the learning online. The learning center is close to my house. More lucrative career opportunities compared to path 1 and 2. No group projects or anything like that. Cons are that I don't consider myself good in accounting rn. Very risky as I could get stuck on some exams and never get my degree. Very workload intensive. More mentally draining possibly. If I do complete acca, I would only want to work in pwc or a similar company which may be difficult to get a job at.

In path 1 and 2, I may also try out the pms and css exams because my main interest is working in the government. Though these exams are very competitive and success is also luck based. Hence a good back up option is my degrees.

Besides double major accounting finance, which are the best ones and which are the easiest ones? And which is the one that is decently good and sort of easy?

Can I make my o level teachers fill out the information instead? My a level teachers were teaching part time and some are on vacation while I can't contact the other 2 rn. As a last case scenario, if I get my o level teachers to fill it out instead, will lse bother to double check? Or can I do this without any trouble?

I recently completed my 1st year in fccu, going for business analytics specialization in bba. So by the time I am 23, I'll be done with the degree and I can pursue an MBA too which would make me 25 by the end. Fccu is near me and it's pretty comfortable because the workload is low and I can pick my timings. All this versus lse which I would have to restart but it will give me a better reputable degree and better job opportunities however it's an hour away plus the traveling costs, bigger fees and gap periods that I'll have to spend in lse which I don't like cuz spending free time in university is discomfortable to me. I would be 24 by the end. Which choice would y'all recommend? Is lse worth the sacrifice?

I have visited the admission office before and they say they do but their website mentions only 85% and above.

Workload and overall job market? Is it better than fast and fc's business program?

Which is better? Lse is 1 hour away from me so that's also something to take into consideration

I have been trying to call the admission office but they aren't picking up. Anyone know if they are still accepting students right now? If so, what's the max deadline till they stop the applications for admissions?