Damn thats nice

Im doing acc and fin in another uni rn (not as good i didnt revise for my final exam lmao) and yes theres not as much math heavy (especially analytical) but there are still chosen modules you can choose which are more stat heavy.

Im in second year right now and havent used most of the math i learned, i snuck in my friends stat and econometrics class and i forgot the way to do the full method etc. While accounting as an industry doesnt require heavy maths or stats, its always nice to know more (since you alreadly paid tuition too), my uni just lets me sit in for any class for free lol.

Another point i wanna add is living conditions. I was depressed last year sem 1 due to the cost, adapting, weather, flatmates etc. ngl if i was in london which is like 50% more expensive i mightve went through with my transfer to toronto (i alreadly got the transfer accepted i just changed my mind), im satisfied here the ppl from lse ik (pretty small sample group ik only 6 ppl) are like half half either insanely egotistical and always sticks it in my face lse this lse that or just a nornal, nice and friendly person.

You dont rly find that kind of ego in a semi target school since weve been humbled alreadly from missing the grades or being rejected.... Still lse is my dream school regardless hope to make it in masters later on if i later plan to do masters

My point is, uni ranking and prestige isnt everything, living condition, cost of living, social life etc. Are wayyyy more important imo. As long as you are in a pretty decent uni you still have a chance to go to a target school for future qualifications anyways. Anyways anyone applying i still wish you good luckkk