LSE Students/Alum
Hello all,
I am going to be studying at the LSE next year as part of a year-long study abroad program (General Course). I am in the Economics Department and I was wondering if someone who has studied there or is studying there can offer me some advice on courses. Particularly, I am looking for some courses that are not too high math intensive (i.e., requiring linear algebra, etc.).
Can someone shed some light?
Also, are there any good classes for trading and/or banking?
Thank you.
Surely you can view the curriculum and further details on the LSE website?
Although I don't have any specific recommendations, I can offer you this piece of advice, stay a way from Econometrics! I knew several GC kids who weren't able to even muster a Third on the exam.
In general, every course at the LSE is fairly mathsy, so you may be in for a bit of a shock. For example, my Organisational Theory and Behaviour class had a mathematical aspect to it.
I wish I could offer you some specific advice but all of my courses were math focused.
Best of luck and enjoy The LSE.
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