LSE Maths and Econ/MMORSE Warwick

I have a similar problem with Warwick: MMORSE or LSE: Actuarial Science... Reading the times guide and a lot of stuff on here, LSE has almost no social life (apparently) and is all study, but good if you want to know half of the countries politicians, and want to show off. Warwick has really good access to their research, and a really respected maths department. Plus, MMORSE sounds really fun. Both have really good graduate prospects (LSE is slightly higher, but both in top 10).
LSE: "Almost" guaranteed great grades.
Brilliant place to get connections.
But, it is supposed to be boring (socially)
Warwick: Great campus.
MMORSE looks awesome.
Cut off from the city.

As far as job prospects are concerned, as long as you get a 2:1, you won't have any problem getting a good job, so base it on which sound more your thing, rather than which will put you in a better position. They are WARWICK and LSE after all!

I'm really liking Warwick, but something tells me that saying no to LSE is a crime! I'm thinking possibly Warwick, but I'll fully decide after the LSE visit day. Have you read the uni pages on this? They are written by students, like "a week in the life of a ________ student" and accommodation stuff, I found it pretty interesting to flick through, might help out a bit

London or Coventry should be your real question.

What do you want to do after undergrad?

I'm in london now, its where I've been for the past 19 years.

Not too sure yet..job or further study..

Not sure about "gymrat", but I want to be an actuary, either course I'll be in the same position with the same job, just MMorse is a year longer (but is a masters), and it is all about showing off/uni experience for me in choice now (I am also looking at cass).