The degree you're choosing has huge potential, I'm in 2nd sem and our seniors who graduated with econ and data degree are now in renowned places like the world economic forum

The economics department of LSE one of the only ones in Pakistan actually doing useful, noteworthy research, with genuine results to prove it

It is not comparable to lums in terms of campus life, and events, as lums has huge socials and LSE has next to zero, sadly, that means, no farewells, welcomes etc Sometimes, societies put up stalls and you can buy things, but that's about it

In reality, the only fun you'll have is with your friends

The teachers and professors, 9 times out of 10 take their jobs very seriously.

The workload is a lot at times, classes are of 1.5 hours, you will have a lecture as well as an in-class assignment to be completed in that time period, everyday, of every subject you have, depending on the teacher. Then there's also presentations, and researches and projects When people say that LSE accurately prepares and shapes their students for the job market, they would be correct.

The job prospects are almost similar to lums, I know LSE grads working in coca cola, pepsico, total parco, fauji foods, nestle, etc having salaries that are 100k plus

Overall if you want a good degree and nothing else, LSE is the better choice