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.
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In the fast finish long run, start by running just the last three to five miles fast and on each successive fast finish long run, increase the distance of the fast part so that 3-4 weeks before your marathon, you run a 20-22 miler with the last 9-12 miles at a faster and faster pace.ow to Implement. While I recommend a two-hour long, steady run virtually year round for most runners, you should not start the fast finish long runs until 8-10 weeks before the marathon. Too many of these workouts and you will peak too soon and be flat by marathon day.