Which is the best uni in southern England for Business and Financial Economics?

Cambridge/Oxford/LSE

LSE probably gives you more flexibility regarding what type of economics and business you want to study.
 
I think you'll struggle to find such a course at a high-quality university at undergraduate level. Probably the closest thing to what you want would be the MSc in Financial Economics at Said Business School, Oxford.
 
Moses99p, Section D loses me a fair amount, I would struggle... Guess I have a long way to go then.

As for sections A through C... I think I would be alright.

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agnes said:
Moses99p, Section D loses me a fair amount, I would struggle... Guess I have a long way to go then.
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You can probably tell that Section D is most related to economics. Some courses (such as the Oxford one) offer a remedial maths course in the summer before the programme starts.

Of course, I'd suggest you think carefully about your motivation, as you'll be doing a lot of this sort of maths.
 
LSE, no contest. Its one the best universities in the world. Its harder than oxbridge to get into for straigh economics, some silly applicants : places ratio. About 2/3 international students. Its not something you just decide to apply for, you need to work hard to make yourself standout enough.
 
Moses99p said:
Well you say you've decided on LSE... but you get five picks on the UCAS form, so you may as well put down LSE, Cambridge, Warwick, etc (maybe a backup, too).

Edit :: You do realise applying for top unis for a proper course is very competitive, right?
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Yes I do realise that, and oh aye.

ags
 
Hmm, any professional company that I can go to for some advice on all of this?

Asking mates/forums is all well and good, but a little professional advice couldn't hurt :)

ags
 
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