Productive DAY IN MY LIFE as LSE Student | VLOG
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- In this video blog I am taking you with me for a day in my life as an Economics & Management master‘s student at the London School of Economics (LSE). During this particularly productive day, I'm tackling 3 challenges related to my life at LSE. From the best breakfast deal to boxing classes - you will experience all of it!
The dedication for that first shot
U film and edit more creatively than most of these viral youtubers, keep going!!
thank you, appreciate it!
THE QUALITY OF THIS VID >>>>
Your channel is literally underrated, keep doing it!!!
thank you!
Amazing video! I'm struggling with my thesis as well, so I generally admire your energetic attitude and your ability of time management.
There is a wrong word. I mean genuinely admire.
Thank you! and you got this with your thesis!!
😅😅😅 oh my God, just realized the opening is a video, you were really determined to get that shot, love it
Very good video 👊🏾
Such an amazing video. I am currently in IB-DP year 1 and I aspire to study at LSE to major in international economics. Videos like these really motivate me to stop procrastinating and get working on my projects. Wishing you the best of luck for the future, cheers!
Thanks! All the best to you to :)
its giving fire so why aint people viewing this . personally keep it going🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks mate!
Yes. Hedwig's theme is the ONLY acceptable study music. It was mine too when i was doing my MPhil in the UK. Do your PhD at Ox/Cam and it'll be very elevating.
really nice video! keep it up :)
Thanks :)
That editing is actually pretty sick!
Thanks :)
Subscribed, great work! Love watching the life of LSE students, hopefully will be there soon :)
Best of luck!
New subscriber here! Got into LSE for masters and excited to move to London!
Congrats! London is amazing - you'll have a lot of fun :)
You got me interested in the boxing club, is it just shadow boxing in a sports hall more like boxercise? Or is it an amateur boxing club?
So I would say it's a mix and also depends on what you want it to be: In the first term all classes focus on teaching the basic techniques of punches and footwork combined with some good exercise training (cardio and core warmups of 30 min before training are the usual). Then towards winter term body sparring will become part of the training as well + more shadow boxing. That's the basic setup. But if you are keen to do more intense boxing, including (head) sparring from the beginning the club also offers extra trainings on the weekends for more advanced people. And if you are successfully applying to fight in LSE's "Fight Night" boxing event, you'll have even more intensive training in winter term. But all of that is voluntary not mandatory. So I just went to the basic classes 1-2 times a week to improve my cardio (it really got me fit quickly) and learn the fundamental techniques along with some light body sparring. Long answer, hope it helps :)
@@floveil570 thanks for the response, really helpful and I appreciate it. I was also wondering if there are boxing tournaments or any thing similar with other London universities such as KCL or UCL? I saw online there was quite a few years ago, not sure if that’s still a thing though.
I am not entirely sure tbh. I think there might be some, but they would probably be during the first term and hence only for members that are somewhat advanced from the start. I would recommend to check out the instagram (lseboxing) for more info or dm them - the admins will definitely know!
really great vlog! keep it up
Thank you :)
great need more of thisss
thank you!!
"We are gonna be productive. Yes, you heard that right? I'm gonna be productive" The speech I gave myself everyday which ends with doing nothing😂
Sometimes it works though😉
hey I love your videos! Was wondering where master’s students usually live (LSE flats or unaffiliated flats)? Also what would you say is the easiest place to make friends at LSE? Thanks!
Thanks! I'd say most LSE master's students live in LSE accommodation! I'm in intercollegiate halls and there are barely any LSE students. In terms of getting to know people I'd say make sure to talk to a lot of people from your program from the start and go on all the social that are organised in fall... there are not that many afterwards. But going to events in generall and joining a society is a good way I think (especially if you want to connect with people outside your program)
Hey man big fan of your videos. I got accepted in an MSc in international and Asian history at lse for September 2024. I wanted to ask if you have any idea about how the international history department is. Thanks:)
Hey man! Unfortunately I don't know anyone in that department and haven't taken any of their courses... usually departments have student ambassadors though which you could reach out to in case you haven't yet :)
Really cool video!
Thanks! :)
Bei Rot über die Ampel, hab’s genau gesehen
Just finished and I enjoyed this UG or PG?
Great! I guess you‘re asking if I‘m undergrad or postgrad - in that case PG
@@floveil570 yes thanks …I figured it was PG from another video of yours..👍🏼
This happens maximum 10/365 days 🦥
very true... until you're at Imperial and HAVE to grind (but luckily I'm at LSE ;)
@@floveil570serve😅😅😅😅😊😊