Academic uni or slightly less academic with nightlife?

I'm having a major dilemma at the moment; uni decisions. I've already confirmed my insurance, but choosing my firm is proving to be very difficult. In terms of the requirements they are both exactly the same, and the courses are both literally of the same level of interest to me. (I want to study english lit and italian btw)

I first visited warwick uni and loved it, yet when I visited again at the applicant day, I just didn't get that butterfly feeling again. I was really set on it being the one, yet I don't know, not to be offensive at all because Warwick is amazing, but I also love nightlife and socialising. While I've read many blogs and threads talking about how there is nightlife there, so long as you look for it, I've heard that the ratings for student satisfaction within nightlife are some of the lowest.

So heres my dilemma:

Do I still choose Warwick, have less nights out and focus on my studies (I know it all sounds well and good but I just feel like after a 4 year course I will be incredibly bored), or do I choose Birmingham; a comparatively academic course (just one position lower in the rankings) and have the campus and city vibe, but the chance that employability will be lower at the end??

Someone pls help?????

I live very close to Warwick uni + have experience with its students - the nightlife definitely exists, so I'm not sure where you got that misconception (in fact, there was an article in the paper the othe day about how drunk everyone was getting hahaha). Birmingham is such a contained uni that I can't imagine it having a better night life than Warwick ?

Besides, at the end of the day, it's the course that matters most. You're there and paying to be there to study for 4 years and get a good degree, not go out clubbing every night (altho no harm if you can do both ). Choose the better course and bettet uni academic-wise for you.

(Also a note - if you think you'll be bored after 4 years you may not be studying the right course tbh. You should be passionate about it!)

I'm having a major dilemma at the moment; uni decisions. I've already confirmed my insurance, but choosing my firm is proving to be very difficult. In terms of the requirements they are both exactly the same, and the courses are both literally of the same level of interest to me. (I want to study english lit and italian btw)

I first visited warwick uni and loved it, yet when I visited again at the applicant day, I just didn't get that butterfly feeling again. I was really set on it being the one, yet I don't know, not to be offensive at all because Warwick is amazing, but I also love nightlife and socialising. While I've read many blogs and threads talking about how there is nightlife there, so long as you look for it, I've heard that the ratings for student satisfaction within nightlife are some of the lowest.

So heres my dilemma:

Do I still choose Warwick, have less nights out and focus on my studies (I know it all sounds well and good but I just feel like after a 4 year course I will be incredibly bored), or do I choose Birmingham; a comparatively academic course (just one position lower in the rankings) and have the campus and city vibe, but the chance that employability will be lower at the end??

Someone pls help?????