Birmingham v Manchester v Leeds for Chemical Engineering
Which one would you apply for? I'm having trouble deciding which one to choose. Each one are called red bricks and are apparently quite respected. They have pretty much the same entry requirements, so it'd make sense if I just applied for only one of them.
(edited 9 years ago)
they're all great unis, maybe manch/leeds for nightlife if you're into that
Original post by IHateEXAMS.
they're all great unis, maybe manch/leeds for nightlife if you're into that
Nightlife? Nope nope nope. I guess I've got my eye on Birmingham now.don't let a good nightlife put you off, it really depends on which of those unis is best for your course
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