Admissions Statistics for LL12 Politics and Economics

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Dear London School of Economics,

Cohort A refers to all home students.

Cohort B refers to all international students.

Please can you provide answers to the following for the years (2016-2021):

1. The number of applicants from cohort A.
2. The number of offer holders in cohort A.
3. The number of applicants in cohort B
4. The number of offer holders in cohort B.
5. The number of applicants in cohort A studying 3 A Levels.
6. The number of applicants in cohort B studying 3 A Levels.
7. The number of offer-holders in cohort A studying 3 A Levels.
8. The number of offer-holders in cohort B studying 3 A Levels.
9. The number of applicants in cohort A studying 4 A Levels.
10. The number of applicants in cohort B studying 4 A Levels.
11The number of offer-holders in cohort A studying 4 A Levels.
12 The number of offer-holders in cohort B studying 4 A Levels.
13. Mean number of A* predictions for applicants in cohort A studying 3 A-Levels (to 1 decimal place)
14. Mean number of A* predictions for applicants in cohort B studying 3 A-Levels (to 1 decimal place)
15. Mean number of A* predictions for offer holders in cohort A studying 3 A-Levels(to 1 decimal place)
16. Mean number of A* predictions for offer holders in cohort B studying 3 A-Levels (to 1 decimal place)
17. Mean number of A* predictions for applicants in cohort A studying 4 A-Levels (to 1 decimal place)
18. Mean number of A* predictions for applicants in cohort B studying 4 A-Levels (to 1 decimal place)
19. Mean number of A* predictions for offer holders in cohort A studying 4 A-Levels(to 1 decimal place)
20. Mean number of A* predictions for offer holders in cohort B studying 4 A-Levels (to 1 decimal place)
21. The Raw number of offer holders and the number of applicants with exactly the following A-Level prediction combinations:
a) AAA
b) A*AA
c) A*A*A
d) A*A*A*
e) AAAA
f) A*AAA
g) A*A*AA
h) A*A*A*A
j) A*A*A*A*

22. Mean numbers of grade 9s achieved at GCSE for cohorts A and B.
23. Mean numbers of grade 8s achieved at GCSE for cohorts A and B.
24. Mean numbers of grade 7s achieved at GCSE for cohorts A and B.
25. Mean numbers of grade 6s achieved at GCSE for cohorts A and B.
24. Mean numbers of grade 5s achieved at GCSE for cohorts A and B.

Yours faithfully,

A. Datta

GLPD.Info.Rights, London School of Economics

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GLPD.Info.Rights, London School of Economics

Dear A. Datta,

With regards to your recent FoI enquiry, as you have only identified yourself by your surname please can you supply appropriate proof of your correct identity, such as a scan of your passport of driver's licence.

I am seeking this information as there is a possibility that we may exempt some of the information you have requested. In such cases, it is important that we are able to refer to your real name in order to allow you to request an internal review or ultimately complain to the ICO if you choose to do so, as both the LSE and the ICO do not accept first-name only requests in their tribunals. Please note: This information will not be retained once your identify has been confirmed.

Could I ask you to think about the underlying question that is prompting your data request. If you are attempting to find out what are your chances of getting a place, remember that this cannot be answered by reference to data. Applications are considered on their individual merits, based on a holistic view of your supporting documents in the context of the current cohort. Figures from previous years will not offer any insight on your application. Your best way to find the answer is to apply. However, please let me know if you wish us to proceed with obtaining the information requested.

Best Wishes,

Bhavika

Bhavika Dhanak-Jodha
Information and Records Management Assistant
The London School of Economics and Political Science
Houghton Street | London | WC2A 2AE

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