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Re: where to apply?http://www.push.co.uk/Uni-chooser/s.htm(Original post by laureng31)
I am from the US and want to go to university in England. I will be applying to york and durham but want a back up that I can get in. What unis are similar to york and durham but much easier to get into? Thanks!
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Re: where to apply?I liked the collegiate systems at both but it is not mandatory. I don't mind much what region it is in, but I want to stay away from London. I'm looking at universities with a campus (not just part of the city) and around about 10,000 undergrads.(Original post by Origami Bullets)
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Re: where to apply?And Lancaster's not actually the nearest place, either.(Original post by JollyGreenAtheist)
Lancaster, perhaps?
It's got a semi-collegiate system, a bit like York. It's well reputed and is outside of London. I hear the biggest issue is that there's sod all in Lancaster.
