Hi, I’m a junior at an Asian high school(that goes under the AP system).
I’m interested in UK universities, especially the London School of Economics and Political Science(LSE).
I know that LSE requires a GPA of 3.7, but still wonder if it is a strict requirement(like, one will have almost zero chances if under that score) or just a factor of consideration.
I’ve heard most UK schools don’t even require your GPA for application, but since LSE does require one, I wonder how much weight they put on GPA.
I have an unsatisfying GPA right now, but I can push it up to 3.8 by the time I apply.
Still, I’m concerned that my GPA might get me rejected.
Also, is it possible to cover lower a GPA with a near-perfect SAT score and 5 points on more than 5 APs? UCAS tariff points are hard to understand…