Hi guys, I've been wanting to post this since last year but never got down to it! Ever since graduating LSE, I felt like this needed to be said cuz everyone at LSE is truly so miserable because of how toxic the culture can be. But I do feel like if everyone would just be more open and vulnerable, half the battle would be won.

So here's what I wish I knew before going to LSE! I hope this helps someone!! :)

Also something I forgot to mention is how at LSE, the mindset everyone has is that there's only one career path that is "the right one". Which is obviously not true! You should really mentally prepare yourself for that so you know how to navigate those thoughts and emotions when they come.

But of course, if the career path you want is in line with what the LSE culture thinks is "the right one", then LSE is the PERFECT for you, and will really push you to your fullest potential careerwise!

For a peek into some of the LSE students' mental health issues I talked about in the video:
LSE Stressed instagram page: @lsestressed

0:00 Intro
0:59 Disclaimer
1:29 What makes up the culture at LSE?
7:25 Why the culture can be toxic
8:16 My advice for you
9:12 LSE Mental Health Confessions Page
10:04 Conclusion


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