Op - your kid should be working through the international programs office of his or her college. They line up quality programs year round for students to take advantage of. this also permits easy transfer of credits and no housing issues

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Anonymous wrote:LSE summer is fun. LSE stands for let’s see Europe. Great friends from around the world.

ugh, it's not 1994 anymore

My kid at Oxford now says it’s still called Ler’s See Europe

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LSE summer is fun. LSE stands for let’s see Europe. Great friends from around the world.

ugh, it's not 1994 anymore

My DC is studying in London now and her LSE friends still attest to this.

PP here— they are very smart and come from rigorous colleges, though, so maybe it’s easier for them?

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Anonymous wrote:LSE summer is fun. LSE stands for let’s see Europe. Great friends from around the world.

ugh, it's not 1994 anymore

My DC is studying in London now and her LSE friends still attest to this.

How is the workload/ grading for LSE summer courses ? I’m assuming we are talking about current college freshman going

My child did it after freshman year and loved it. It is pricey - tuition plus housing plus travel etc but was a great experience. They went with friends and many other kids from DMV were there as well as other areas. They were not looking for internship after freshman summer. They also worked for a month that summer before they went.

Anonymous wrote:My DC did last year and loved it. Had a great time in London, met people from all over the world, and enjoyed the class. Was also able to transfer the credit for the class to college.

What year was your DC when they did it? Did they go with friends?