Birmingham, Bath, or Surrey for ChemEng?
I have one more uni choice left for UCAS and am trying to decide between birmingham, bath, or surrey. I am leaning towards Birmingham as their entry requirements are slightly lower in case I don't get the grades I am expected (AAA). I would like to do Chemical Engineering with a year in industry. Any comments about any of these three unis would be helpful!!! I am also applying to Manchester, Imperial College London, Heriot Watt, and Leeds. Thanks!
Bath is an amazing campus Uni and has an excellent reputation for all things science/tech. Also a great Uni for sport. And the city itself is incredibly beautiful/arty/lots going on and close to London.
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