Where do LSE students stay?

Popular choices may be Bankside House, Sidney Webb House, Butler’s Wharf etc. Intercollegiate Halls – LSE has rooms, for example in College Hall, The Garden Halls, and Connaught Hall which houses students from various University of London institutions.

How does LSE summer school work?

Each Summer School course is equivalent to one course from an undergraduate degree. Generally our courses receive 3 – 4 credits in the US system and 7.5 ECTS in the European system.

How does LSE accommodation work?

You are guaranteed a space in accommodation, as long as you book by the deadline. You can only book once LSE is your firm choice (that means that you have accepted your place to study at LSE). Subject to availability, you will be able to choose from the full range of undergraduate and mixed halls.

Where do LSE students live in second year?

Private Accommodation: Living in a shared flat in Angel At university people tend to live off-campus in their second year onwards. This is especially true in London, where rent prices are typically high and availability in university accommodation is quite limited as a result.

Does LSE have hostel?

Each year, we allocate accommodation to over 4000 students in our own halls, in University of London intercollegiate residences and in private halls. We can also help you find a privately rented place in London, and we offer short-term rooms in halls over the summer.

Does LSE have halls of residence?

A place to live while you study at LSE Join the great student community in LSE halls. Each year, we allocate accommodation to over 4000 students in our own halls, in University of London intercollegiate residences and in private halls. Here is all you need to know about accommodation at LSE.

Does LSE have a waiting list?

The waiting list is not numbered or ranked in order of merit. Applicants will be reviewed in the order they were placed upon the waiting list, or earlier if the selector requests a review of waiting list candidates prior to the eight week turnaround.

Why study at LSE Summer School?

LSE Summer School. Study a globally relevant curriculum with students from all over the world in the centre of London. LSE Summer School offers over 100 inspiring courses to help you achieve your potential.

What is summer school like?

Summer School is a truly international programme, regularly attracting a diverse range of people from over 100 countries. The majority of participants are currently studying at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, alongside a number of professionals from a range of business sectors.

Why can’t I apply to LSE without academic experience?

Courses at LSE, especially the higher level courses, tend to be heavily theoretical. We believe that there is no substitute for academic experience, and therefore in nearly all cases we are unable to accept applications that do not meet the prerequisites. Please get in touch with our office should you wish to discuss this further.

What is the minimum age requirement for the summer school?

There is no minimum age requirement for the Summer School. However, in order to apply students must at least have an offer of a place at university. If you do not hold an offer you will not be eligible to apply. If you are a UK student, you may however be interested in LSE’s Widening Participation programmes.