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reactor · 04-02-2005, 12:07 AM

You've read it in the headline. Nothing exciting, not after LSE MSc Econ. I cannot find a reason why someone admitted to both programs would attend UCL over LSE if s/he had to pay full fees at UCL (7,000 pounds less than LSE). S/he can take a loan and go for LSE MSc Econ which is unquestionably more reputable. Moreover both programs are located in central London so the living expenses cannot be that different. I'll wait for Toronto and then I'm rejecting UCL and Warwick for sure and maybe I will try to deffer LSE (just in case).

I'm too tired to post more. I'm satisfied that I got in UCL. It would be pretty weird not to.

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reactor only Loeb spaces! Moderator Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 2,075	In at Univ. College London MSc Econ (no tuition?) You've read it in the headline. Nothing exciting, not after LSE MSc Econ. I cannot find a reason why someone admitted to both programs would attend UCL over LSE if s/he had to pay full fees at UCL (7,000 pounds less than LSE). S/he can take a loan and go for LSE MSc Econ which is unquestionably more reputable. Moreover both programs are located in central London so the living expenses cannot be that different. I'll wait for Toronto and then I'm rejecting UCL and Warwick for sure and maybe I will try to deffer LSE (just in case). I'm too tired to post more. I'm satisfied that I got in UCL. It would be pretty weird not to. _ _ _ _ SIG _ _ _ _ "It's easy to have faith in yourself and have discipline when you're a winner, when you're number one. What you've got to have is faith and discipline when you're not yet a winner." Vince Lombardi How to write a lazy proof Teaching yourself how to prove