Is the University of Gloucestershire okay for History BA

I am applying to do a History BA 2024 and am now looking at what university I would like to study at. Personally, I would like to study at Gloucestershire as they do the modules I like, it isn't too far from home, the accommodation seems good and affordable and the area around the campus seems nice. However, when I mention this to anyone they seem to think that going there will be awful and that the course really isn't that good. Would it be okay if I went there despite this? Is an open day worth it?

I would like to go into teaching. Maybe doing a masters beforehand, thought. I have also applied to Exeter, Kent, West England, Bath Spa.

Gloucestershire isn't particularly renowned for its history course, but from the perspective of becoming a teacher the university you attend won't make a huge amount of difference. It could limit your options in getting onto an MA, but achieving a good 2.1 should get you in somewhere.

I've had a quick look at the course and my main criticism would be the relative lack of choice of modules. However, if you like the ones on offer that's less of an issue.

Thank you so much. I am going to an open day soon so I think I will see what it is like when I get there and then decided when I get my A-level results.

I am applying to Streatham, although I imagine I will able to go if I am offered a contextual offer.

My predicted grades are either ABB or BBB as my history teacher hasn't decided yet.

Sorry I mean I will make a final decision of where to go when I get my results in August. I'd love to go to Kent but it is quite far from where I live and the accommodation doesn't seem amazing. I am also considering changing West England to Oxford Brookes.

My brother is at West England at the moment and is really not enjoying it. He thinks that I wont either.