Actuarial Science at which Uni?

I have decided to do Actuarial Science as a Bsc degree at University and I am currently considering LSE, York (which first introduce the course in 2016) and Manchester. I was wondering what other Universities would be good options for this degree, or even better options? Also, what would be the the best options in a particular order, and please could you state reasons for this. Thanks!

First of all, are you certain you want to do Actuarial Science? It is quite a niche area, i.e. having Actuarial Science as a degree means it may be harder to get a job as something different if you decide being an actuary isn't for you.

I'd recommend having a look at MORSE at Warwick (I think Southhampton offer it also), you can get 7 actuarial exam exemptions from picking the right modules, but you're also able to learn about other areas except actuarial science, and the degree title you get doesn't limit you to much.

The problem is, I don't do further maths. I do physics maths and business and find application the most interesting part of maths and thus think being an actuary would suit me well, if not I would go into investment or banking. A maths degree was my first choice but I would be limited to where I go just because of my a level choices and reluctance to pick up further maths as an As. I definitely want to go into a financial based career and an actuary seems like a great fit for me personally! Thanks for the advice!

EDIT: After more research I may think a Finance BSc is more suitable for myself as that is definitely the sector I would like to go into!

If you want to go down the actuarial route, it would be better to do Maths or Economics or Actuarial Science, based on your alevels. Not saying Finance would not be applicable, but employers do demand and strongly prefer highly numerate degrees, ones which i've listed are quite popular amongst trainee actuaries. As one of the previous posters said MORSE is absolutely fantastic, but I doubt you can do that without further maths.