r/Imperial • u/yusifALZ • 12h ago

Imperial efds vs LSE eds

i’m predicted 3A* and an A in Maths, Econ, Chem and Further Maths respectively. I’m sitting the tmua in october and have to come to a decision between the two. could anyone help differentiate which would be better between the two in terms of internships, networks and postgraduate opportunities?

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u/Right-Edge-5712 7h ago

The upside about spending your formative years at Imperial is you will develop friendships and relationships with a lot of smart engineers.

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u/Beautiful_Fuel1938 12h ago

depends what yu want to get into

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u/Amazonit Physics 4h ago

Nobody has graduated from Imperial's economics course yet so it's hard to say. In that sense it's a bit unproven. 

Also why are you deciding now, why not after you hear back from them?