I have received all my offers from Uni, can I change this late?! HELP PLEASE!

Hey everyone, so basically I'm doing an Access course and all my grades are good so far and out of the 5 universities that I applied for all of them have given me conditional offers. I want to do Media Studies and English Lang. joint degree full-time.

The problem is....My first choice was going to be London Met. I did research on all of the universities that I applied for and it took me ages to decide but somehow I managed to miss the fact that London Met has a terrible rep! So now I'm thinking I've made a bad decision. I might be a mature student but I do want to live the student life AND get my degree. I was worried anyway about the accommodation being so separate from the Uni but after hearing about the teachers, social life, facilities and the area being bad it's really put me off. I want to choose Nottingham Trent as my insurance choice but I really wanted to study in London especially as I'm doing a quite pratical media based course.

I know media courses get alot of stick but I always think it doesn't matter what degree you have, as long as you are passionate about that subject, it's what you do with it after. However, if it's from a rubbish Uni then that is a different matter!

Anyway, My question is, can I decline Brighton or another choice and still apply for another Uni in London (that I was looking at to begin with) or am I too late? I don't want to decline all my choices and go through extra at the risk of loosing Nottingham Trent's offer.

All of your help would be appreciated!

Thanks guys! Think I will call the Uni and see if there is anyway I can get in direct and not through UCAS? Or something like that? If not.....Looks like I will end up studying at Nottingham Trent! Which I am happy about but again, I've heard bad things about the area and I was getting so excited about going to London. Nottingham can't be as bad as Cov though right....!

Ohhh okay thanks, I'm not all that clued up on the whole UCAS extra thing but that sounds like a plan. Suppose if they tell me on the phone or whatever that they can accept me (hopefully) then extra won't be so risky.

Ohhh okay thanks, I'm not all that clued up on the whole UCAS extra thing but that sounds like a plan. Suppose if they tell me on the phone or whatever that they can accept me (hopefully) then extra won't be so risky.

Ohhh okay thanks, I'm not all that clued up on the whole UCAS extra thing but that sounds like a plan. Suppose if they tell me on the phone or whatever that they can accept me (hopefully) then extra won't be so risky.