Hi, I am thinking of applying for either Law, Accounting and Finance or Economics at LSE. Problem is, I dont think my grades are good enough, and I dont think I am studying the right subjests (for Law anyway).In GCSEs I got A*AAAAAAAAABB At A level I am currently doing Chemistry, Biology, Economics and Maths-and Im hoping (fingers crossed) to get As in these.n my opinion....if you really want to go to LSE, get the grades (gap year if need be), do extra work experience demonstrating different areas of the subject you wish to study and do a really great PS!!! Good Luck with your exams! Sasuke! 1  0 badges.
The fastest mile ever run is 3:43.13 by Hicham El Guerrouj of Morocco in 1999.   The fastest women's mile is 4:12:86 ran by Svetlana Masterkova of Russia on August 14, 1996â¦.
To give you an idea of the difference in fast and slow for two different runners, hereâs the kind of information in pace charts that RRCA coaches use. 1) Say you can run a 5K in 30 minutes, thatâs a pace of 9:40 (fast); your easy long run should be 12-minute miles (slow). 2) If you can run a half marathon in under 2 hours (about 9-minute miles), a slow run would be 10:22; you could expect to run a 5K in 25:30, at an 8:13 pace. If youâre more apt to track your heart rate on runs, a gentle pace would likely find your heart rate at approximately 110 to 140 beats per minute.