Masters Program Course fees

I'm applying for a Masters program at LSE. Thinking between MSc Psychology of Economic Life and a communications or Sociology program.

Not being an existing UK/EU student, the course fees are £22,608 alone. Excluding living expenses which are estimated to be £1100-£1300 per month.

Dateline for application is as soon as the course is filled up. I'm in the process of getting my necessary documents.

I did 3 sessions at LSE's Summer School:
Culture and Globalisation
Global Communications, Citizens and Culture Politics
Childhood across cultures.

I was awarded an A on average for my assignments and a final grade of B+.

Other overseas attachments:
Awarded the Sakura Science Award for a 3-week exchange program in Kitakyushu Technology of College in Japan to undergo Research and Development for Micro Fuel Cells.

Languages spoken/written:
Native: English
Second Language: Mandarin
Dialect: Cantonese (fluent)
Foreign Language: Japanese (currently undergoing Advanced I classes)

Degree: BSc (Hons) International Relations
Internships: Embassy of Costa Rica, Seagate Technology LLC
(*referral letters available)

Community:
Partnership with the Association of Persons with Special Needs (APSN) for the Engineering in Community project designing and building motoraid kits for their clients.

Personal Interests:
Judo:
Judo Individual Silver 2014
Judo Team Silver 2014
Judo Individual Gold 2013
Judo Individual (newaza) Silver 2013

Dance - Contemp and Jazz
Guzheng (Gold with Honours)
Piano

I enjoy learning about cultures and understanding different perspectives that come with the different experiences that people have gone through. I eventually want to be someone who connects people of these cultures that eventually bring them to the next phase/stage of their businesses or life that they are in. I'm still in the process of trying to find/achieve that. Being in the working world makes you feel like dreams can't be achieve but being an adult also means that it's also up to you to make it happen. Well, at least trying and being ok even if it doesn't work out.

One of my dreams is also to study full time abroad but calculating the costs always made me cross it out. Especially since it doesn't guarantee anything in the future.

If I could just have the funds for the course fees, I can do a part time job whilst studying. Maybe the dream can actually not just remain a dream.