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UCL vs. Warwick vs. KCL

Hello everybody,

I got offers from:



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University College London (BSc Economics)

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Warwick (BSc Economics)

•

King's College London (BSc Economics & Management)




Which one is the best choice and why?

Thanks in advance
Vinay
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Warwick specialises in Business and Economics and is high up in the tables, a bit higher than that of UCL. UCL is a big, more diversed university in my opinion. My friend got offers from both UCL and Warwick and eventually chose UCL for its location (exciting London also means expensive to live in) and its international reputation. If you'd like a campus uni Warwick would be a great choice.

I have no opinion in the course content as I am not going Econ at uni. Economics at Warwick is a prestigious course, so does UCL's. Not sure about KCL with Economics tho.

Have you visited the three places? It's always a good idea to give yourself a 'taster'. Some people like campuses, some do not. Good luck!
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Original post by Vinay R.
Hello everybody,

I got offers from:



•

University College London (BSc Economics)

•

Warwick (BSc Economics)

•

King's College London (BSc Economics & Management)




Which one is the best choice and why?

Thanks in advance
Vinay


UCL is your best choice considering the fact that it has the strongest Economics department out of the 3 and has the overall strongest reputation locally and internationally.

If those reasons are not sufficient for you to pick a university, then maybe you can pick Warwick if you don't want to stay in London or want a campus-life university. It is almost as good as UCL in Economics. It is one of its best departments.

KCL is the weakest of the 3 in regards to this course as its Economics course is new and it has the least strongest department of the 3 even for Management. At best, it is an insurance option if the grades required is lower than the other 2. If you are going to stay in London, you can as well pick UCL.
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I agree with the above posters, it should be between Warwick and UCL and your choice should depend on what sort of campus experience you want to have, city vs campus

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