Warwick or LSE

Im in a sticky Situation.

I have applied to Warwick for MORSE degree and LSE for Maths and Economics. I have received an offer for both universities and now I am confused which university should i choose?

Can anyone try persuade me to choose which university i should go into?

I think social life, accommodation costs, living costs, the people there, after graduating how easy it is to find a job (finance industry) and work load are quite important to me.

Thank you !

Im in a sticky Situation.

I have applied to Warwick for MORSE degree and LSE for Maths and Economics. I have received an offer for both universities and now I am confused which university should i choose?

Can anyone try persuade me to choose which university i should go into?

I think social life, accommodation costs, living costs, the people there, after graduating how easy it is to find a job (finance industry) and work load are quite important to me.

Thank you !

In terms of financial industry, lse has a better reputation abroad I think...

More precisely, LSE has a reputation abroad. On this side of the pond, nobody knows much of anything about Warwick. I have no idea about the actual difference between those programs or what your prospective employers will think.

Of course, you've got to make it all work for 3 or 4 years-- so don't go where you won't fabulous grades and recommendations because you're too miserable. Do a master's in London or Oxbridge (or the US) if you then need some additional patina on the resume.

More precisely, LSE has a reputation abroad. On this side of the pond, nobody knows much of anything about Warwick. I have no idea about the actual difference between those programs or what your prospective employers will think.

Of course, you've got to make it all work for 3 or 4 years-- so don't go where you won't earn fabulous grades and recommendations because you're too miserable. Do a master's in London or Oxbridge (or the US) if you then need some additional patina on the resume.

More precisely, LSE has a reputation abroad. On this side of the pond, nobody knows much of anything about Warwick. I have no idea about the actual difference between those programs or what your prospective employers will think.

Of course, you've got to make it all work for 3 or 4 years-- so don't go where you won't earn fabulous grades and recommendations because you're too miserable. Do a master's in London or Oxbridge (or the US) if you then need some additional patina on the resume.

That's a really good point. If I go LSE I would have to find a part time job and constantly work to finance myself as I come from a low income background. It would be very expensive and my loan wouldnt be enough for myself.

On the other hand, warwick will be much cheaper, it's a campus uni which I like and also it's very modern which I Like.

I think I'd be miserable if I went LSE but I'd be more happier with Warwick. Thanks for this comment. Kind of made me think about which one I actually like and not future prospective.

Can I ask, what was your offer from LSE? and your grades?

Thanks

I applied to LSE for Maths and Eco. Offer is Maths and eco. Entry is A*AA (A* in maths and A in f.maths)

My AS grades were A* maths (did it a year earlier), A in chemistry, B in f.maths and B in economics.

Whats your plans?