UoM Foundation or Bsc at Royal Holloway
I have received offers for both computer science with integrated foundation year from University of Manchester and Computer Science at Royal Holloway Bsc. I remember reading threads about how foundation years in general are frowned upon by employers, obviously UoM is much better than Royal Holloway for employment but since I'm taking an additional foundation year with the course, which option would potentially give me better employment opportunities in the future?
what did u end up choosing?
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