Warwick, Bristol or Lancaster for Physics?

Have you considered applying for warrick's physics and maths course? I'm applying for it because I'm also interested in the more theoretical side although it you aren't doing further maths, you'd have a higher offer and might struggle on the course.

At the moment, I don't know what area I wish to specialise in. I reckon a physics degree allows me time to decide what areas of physics I enjoy the most when I study them to an advanced level.

Oh, I didn't know that. That actually sounds really ideal!

... Warwick seems to have the best graduate prospects, but I worry whether I could afford to live near London...

Warwick is near London? Has it moved?

Since posting this I have realised it actually by Birmingham 🤣 wouldn't have thought I'm an A level geography student.

Best stick to physics, mate.

OP - did you end up getting the contextual offer from Warwick? I qualify for one but was only given the standard offer for a course of theirs (currently in touch with them over it). Just wondering whether you eventually had the reduced offer because I haven't seen anybody get one so far this year.

Also, to answer your question, go for Warwick! Especially if you opt for the Physics and Maths course. Those three physics department are arguably on a par with one another, but maths at Warwick is head and shoulders above the rest.

OP - did you end up getting the contextual offer from Warwick? I qualify for one but was only given the standard offer for a course of theirs (currently in touch with them over it). Just wondering whether you eventually had the reduced offer because I haven't seen anybody get one so far this year.

Also, to answer your question, go for Warwick! Especially if you opt for the Physics and Maths course. Those three physics department are arguably on a par with one another, but maths at Warwick is head and shoulders above the rest.