[SPMS]

One of the better economics league tables too I would say

[A level Az]

Cambridge at number 1 :O

And Nottingham is lower than I expected.

[Jack McGill]

Seems pretty unsurprising to me, nothing much of note

[Ollie901]

Warwicks dropped a place :'(

I'm supprised Hull has dropped to 62nd tbh, didn't see that coming.

[ultimate mashup]

(Original post by Ollie901)
Warwicks dropped a place :'(

I'm supprised Hull has dropped to 62nd tbh, didn't see that coming.

Yes I was surprised about Hull also, but its been dropping heavily for the past few years!

[Asboob]

Imperial are above Warwick for Maths?! Dunno how to feel about that

[Kalliope]

UCL is top for English? Now, I knew they were very good but I'm suprised they topped Oxford.

[chrislpp]

But what has changed in these universities themselves overnight?

Nothing.

[Jack McGill]

(Original post by Asboob)
Imperial are above Warwick for Maths?! Dunno how to feel about that

Fine, you have an offer from Cambridge.

[AmiiRainbow]

I'm chuffed that Durham's 5th

[chrislpp]

The biggest surprise here is people still actually read these retarded rankings.

[bluesky42]

St. Andrews is above Imperial for Physics!

This just makes my decision even harder...

[thegodofgod]

Queen Mary's number 6 out of 30 for Medicine - doesn't sound right

[Asboob]

(Original post by Jack McGill)
Fine, you have an offer from Cambridge.

Ha , I just thought Warwick was meant to be almost good enough to rival Oxford maths...although I could be wrong seeing as I didn't look into it very far after realising it was in the middle of nowhere

[Jack McGill]

(Original post by Asboob)
Ha , I just thought Warwick was meant to be almost good enough to rival Oxford maths...although I could be wrong seeing as I didn't look into it very far after realising it was in the middle of nowhere

Actually it's even worse, it's near Coventry

[LadyRowena]

http://www.thecompleteuniversityguid...ables/rankings

The Top 20:

1. Cambridge
2. Oxford
3. Imperial
4. LSE
5. Durham
6. St Andrews
7. UCL
8. Warwick
9. Lancaster
10. Bath
11. Bristol
12. York
13. Edinburgh
14. Southampton
15. Exeter
16. KCL
17. Nottingham
18. SOAS
19. Loughborough
20. Sussex

There don't seem to be huge differences from last year, although a few have managed to break into the top 10 that weren't there last year (e.g. Bath).

Thoughts?

[I smell like maths]

wtf? how can imperial be ahead of warwick for maths? omg, i specifically picked warwick because i though they were 'oxbridge' standard for maths... FML!

[FinalMH]

Exeter has made the biggest jump out of all of them :O

[insepi]

(Original post by SPMS)
About right apart from Lancaster?

What do you mean apart from Lancaster? This is the second year Lancaster has been top ten in that league table. Just because it's not one of the older, big city-based universities doesn't diminish its quality.

[LadyRowena]

(Original post by I smell like maths)
wtf? how can imperial be ahead of warwick for maths? omg, i specifically picked warwick because i though they were 'oxbridge' standard for maths... FML!

Imperial is pretty much always 3rd in the League Tables after Oxford and Cambridge; it's the Big Daddy of science subjects in the U.K. It'll be that high for pretty much all the subjects it offers, I imagine. Don't worry, though; no one is going to look down on Warwick for maths, even if somewhere like Imperial might be a place higher. It's an incredibly prestigious university and you did very well to get in. If you liked the course and the uni then you made the right decision.