Does it still make sense for EU students to study in the UK?

I am an EU student and about to refuse my offers for a bachelor in economics.
- In 3 years time, job prospects might have disappeared for everybody but fore sure for EU students.
- University rankings are going to suffer
- the level of the professors are going to go down
- Universities' financing is problematic.
- The general environment is hostile to EU people. Obviously we are not welcome.

It seems fees are not going to be affected right away , It's even going to be less expensive through the exchange rate but I can't see the point joining now this sinking ship.

Any views because it is tough to change target so closed reaching it?

This only reinforces my view that xenophobia is a driving force in the UK and that foreigners are not welcome.
Yes the UK or may be just England+Wales will "survive".

I am from Holland. I have not make up my mind. I am just full of frustration and almost despair.

That's not what comes across from your OP. You seem to be talking yourself into the despair.

1. Whether you accept or refuse offers is up to you.
2. I would look at whether you were going to get a good education first.
3. If your ultimate aim was to work in the UK, then we dont know what post exit agreement will be made. If the UK wants acess to the single market, then it will almost certainly have to continue to support the free movement of people, which includes the right of EU citizens to come and work in the UK.
4. I doubt the quality of the better universities will suffer. If anything the UK becomes a more attractive place to get an education becayse it will be cheaper as the £ remains weak. So I would disagree with you that it automatically follows the level of professors will go down.
5. Financing would not change for at least 2.5 years, so anyone starting now is unlikely to notice any change. You would also benefit from a weaker £.
6. The general environment is not hostile to EU people. A large part of the country wanted to remain and a large part of the exiters are not xenophobic.

IF you cant see the point, than that is your choice, except the points you made and on which you rest your decision arent really accurate.

There is uncertainty, but its not as bad as you claim. You arent going to win yourself any friends by calling the UK a sinking ship.

I am from the Netherlands. I have not make up my mind. I am just full of frustration and almost despair.

I think it is good fot the UK to attract smart people, to promote liberalism and free movement of goods and people, and it has always benefited from this trend, since centuries.

I disagree. I'm an EU student from France and will be heading to London this September to study Geoscience. The UK might have left but not officially yet. Negotiations haven't begun yet and it is quite possible that EU citizens might still be able to move freely to or from the UK. Of course the prizes might be high but would you jeopardize your future just because the UK left the EU ? I'm as desperate as you following this referendum but the British have decided and I shall respect their choice.