which University to chose

Glasgow has offered me a hefty scholarship & a second year entry ( provided i get the grades ofcourse )

Kings i know the accommodation is all scattered and not a campus environment , besides London being too expensive , which is sad or else it would surely have been my firm choice.

tending to lean towards:
for firm - Edinburg OR Glasgow
back up - Birgmingham(student community diversity is a pluspoint ) OR runners up from the firm choice

other thing is the course duration 4 years( Scotland ) VS 3 years ( England )

What shd i do ?

I agree I think that the degree aspect is not a big factor (rankings) as you obviously chose these universities based on what you wanted to do. Therefore I believe that it's based on your personal choice because you are going to be living in whichever place you choose for at least a 3-4 years so just research the areas and see which place you can see yourself living and enjoying.

From what's been discussed Glasgow sounds like a good firm choice for you as it has all the things you want (environment etc.). Course duration shouldn't be a problem if they are offering you second-year entry? (or is that taking second year entry into account) but yeah, I think Glasgow is a good firm choice

If expense is a concern too then I would say that the commuting plus cost of Edinburgh puts it in the same category as London/Kings.

Glasgow firm, Birmingham insurance seems like it would match your priorities well. But there’s no rush to make that official on ucas Track.

Live with your decision for a month. If you’re still happy with it in April then that’s the time to make it official on ucas Track

Problem is Glasgow needs an answer on their Scholarship offer rightaway. Which means I have to make them my firm immediately too.

You see thats what has caused this pressure for deciding.

Ucas rules forbid universities from imposing earlier deadlines than the ucas deadline. I would ask Glasgow to extend the deadline for the scholarship until May or ask if you can apply/accept the scholarship before making Glasgow your firm choice on Track.

Actually, If u look up the temperatures, there isnt much difference from the temperature at Glasgow and London. I am also an international student and was also really concerned with Scottish weather but I visited Glasgow and Edinburgh (and Lancaster - i know its not scotland) december 2017 and it was perfectly fine, sunny and beautiful (I can send u pics if u want).
In conclusion, I am nearly sure Im going to firm Glasgow as I really loved it and scottish people are much nicer than southerners IMO plus the uni is beautiful and reminds me of Hogwarts!!

Oh is it ? Thats reassuring to know. Although this winter was pretty rough there from news reports.

What are you planning to study in Glasgow Uni btw ?

thanks wow .. thats a lovely picture and yes weather seems very pleasant too

haha thanks, i was like you before the trip to scotland, i was 100% sure i was not going to go bc i thought people there would be very cold and the weather horrible but when I actually went there i loved it, there is such a uni vibe bc there is 3 unis in the city and everyone was so nice. I was lost in glasgow uni trying to find the Adam Smith Business School and a random computer science student approached me and asked me if i was lost and took me to the business school even though he had an exam just then and should be studying. i was really suprised bc where i come from (spain) we arent so nice with lost people and it really got to me hahah

I also liked the city of edinburgh, it was nice and walkable plus a very nice christmas market but the uni wasnt as nice as it was divided and i really want a campus feel and glasgow has that.

PS, I also visited King's College last summer (and other unis in the south), Kings was my favourite uni and i really liked it but the Stramford Accomodation (I think its called like that) was rubbish and £200 a week so if u can afford it go for it but London has a fame of making people miserable..

good luckk with everything and i hope u make the right decision

hmmm ... well lets see how things unfold.Wish me luck
and thanks so much for discusssing

thanks - but u see thats the whole issue i dont know the feel of any of these places . I am an overseas student and never been to the UK.
I cannot attend any of these open days as i have School going on and Mocks etc happening