Me+LSE

Question 1: Your lecture has just finished and you have a free afternoon...

a) Back to the library for some more coursework...
b) The perfect excuse to go for a coffee and explore London with my friends!
c) Let's see if there's something else happening on campus I could check out...
d) More time to keep working on my 5 extracurricular projects...
e) Studying, socialising, personal projects – I'll do a bit of everything!
f) It's been a busy morning, now it's time to relax and unwind.

Question 2: You hear about an upcoming public lecture by a renowned expert...

a) I will be there and taking notes throughout!
b) If my friends are going, I might tag along...
c) I'm curious to hear a new perspective on global issues.
d) I'm wondering about potential networking opportunities after the event...
e) In all honesty: I'd rather relax at home.

Question 3: Your reading week is coming up. What are your plans? (Select up to 3)

a) A mix of everything!
b) Getting through coursework and further readings.
c) Attending extracurricular seminars and lectures.
d) Looking into internship possibilities and career events.
e) Trying out some more clubs and SU societies.
f) Researching international opportunities and language courses.
g) Relaxing and exploring London.
h) Refining my own project or business idea.

Question 4: You have won a prize. What might it be for? (Select up to 3 answers)

a) Academic achievement.
b) Research.
c) Arts/Writing.
d) Sports.
e) Coding and programming.
f) Entrepreneurship.
g) Promoting intercultural exchange.
h) Community service/volunteering.
i) I don't know – yet.

Question 5: Your professor asks you to work on a group project...

a) Fantastic! I'm excited to collaborate and make new connections.
b) Oh no... I prefer to work by myself, but I'll contribute diligently.
c) Always a good opportunity to develop leadership and problem-solving skills!
d) No problem, I enjoy the balance of individual and group work.
e) I'm a bit nervous - what if I have nothing to contribute?

Question 6: You have to write your first assignment. What are your concerns? (Select up to 3 answers)

a) Coming up with a good argument.
b) Writing academically.
c) Writing academically, in English!
d) Finding all the resources and references.
e) Navigating the platforms and technology required.
f) Not procrastinating and leaving it until the last minute.
g) I'm more concerned with numbers and quantitative questions...

Question 7: You've only just found the reading list for tomorrow's class...

a) I stay up late, read everything thoroughly and take detailed notes on every section.
b) I reach out to my classmates – maybe we can divide the readings and share summaries?
c) I skim through, highlighting key arguments and jotting down questions.
d) The abstracts and conclusions will have to do...
e) Honestly? I freak out!
f) I'm unlikely to deal with long reading lists in my degree...

Question 8: Your classmate approaches you for help with an assignment due next week...

a) Let's meet for a coffee and have a chat.
b) I've got a detailed study plan already and am not sure if I'll have time to help.
c) Maybe we can form a study group and work on the task together?
d) I hardly have time to complete it myself – too busy with my extracurricular projects...
e) I'll listen to their concerns and provide in-depth advice.
f) We have an assignment due next week?!

Question 9: You are attending a careers fair on campus...

a) I come prepared and seek out employers within my field of interest.
b) I keep an eye out for international career opportunities.
c) I have a browse through and explore the various options available.
d) I'm here for some input on my own project ideas.
e) I leave as fast as possible!

Question 10: You've graduated and are reflecting on your time at LSE. What are you most proud of? (Select up to 3 answers)

a) I made it through!
b) Achieving academic excellence and potentially pursuing further study.
c) Building a strong social network and enjoying university life.
d) Gaining a global perspective and international experience.
e) Developing skills and connections for my future career.
f) Having made a difference to the community.
g) Growing as a well-rounded individual in all aspects.
h) Conducting meaningful work and research.