BA Film Production in the UK

So, I'm supposed to send out my UCAS in 2 days and I'm freaking out. I've chosen these universities in the UK:
1) AUCB - The Arts University College at Bournemouth - Film Production
2) UCA - University for the Creative Arts - Film Production
3) UCLan - University of Central Lancashire – Film Production
4) UoG - University of Gloucestershire - Digital Film Production
5) Ravensbourne - Digital Film Production
6) Leeds Metropolitan - Film & Moving Image Production
...and basically have no idea which one I'd want to go to if I don't get into Bournemouth but that's another story. The bigger problem is that I have no idea how to find the best film production universities outside of England but still in the UK. Namely, in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland. And that's because I don't want to pay those enormous tuition fees. They're a bit scarry to be frank. So, if anyone could tell me if there are good unis in those countries or at least help me out with ranking my 6 choices that would be awesome.
P.S. Not to boast, but I'm pretty confident I can get in anywhere. That's mostly why I'm afraid of making the wrong choice.

My two favourites are AUCB and Newport. I wouldn't be too confident about Bournemouth unless you have an art foundation, work experience and a really strong passion (I am definately not confident after my interview but I will find out soon). The competition is so fierce. I think Newport is just as good as Bournemouth so I would be just as happy in either

Hey theres, I got an interview for Aucb on the 12th Jan, how did the interview go , what sort of things did they ask you ?I'm proper scared aha

Hey theres, I got an interview for Aucb on the 12th Jan, how did the interview go , what sort of things did they ask you ?I'm proper scared aha

I just got an offer for their Year 0 Film Production at AUCB. So happy! Basically they talk to a little at the start saying briefly how the interview will go. Then they call you for about 20 mins, you show your showreel, go through your portfolio (They weren't overly interested in much except my photobook and they skimmed one essay). Then you just chat and they ask you questions like Where do you see yourself in 10 years, What was the last film you saw, What other arts do you like etc. Then they offer to give you a tour when all yor group has gone through, I didnt stay for this because I have saw it at an open day.

Make sure you note what the person who you interview specialises in, mine was editing so I made sure not to say anything anti-editng (I want to do Cinematography). During my interview the guys laughed at me a lot and I kind of rambled on about random failure to send any films I had made for competitions. My showreel was honestly terrible, the advice I got before hand was not put music over the top but let the video sound play. And I had a showreel and a short film on the DVD which meant he offered to watch both so I could show off more (you know what I mean). My portfolio was aiming to have a little bit of everything they list on the guideline but there was two much and they weren't that interested in some bits.

Hey, yeah I got an offer for the Year 0 course, but I don't know if doing an extra year really appeals to me that much considering that I have offers that are letting me straight onto a three year course at other Uni's

Hey theres, I got an interview for Aucb on the 12th Jan, how did the interview go , what sort of things did they ask you ?I'm proper scared aha

Hey guys I had my AUCB interview yesterday, just waiting for the verdict now. Very nervous! The interview went well (I think/hope) just have to wait 2 weeks and see, will let you all know!

Yeah, I had an AUCB interview back in December I wasn't too confident about how it went but I was offered a Year 0. Hope you hear back from them soon!

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