Help Picking Uni - Assistance Needed

Honestly, I had no idea this GSM place existed O.o
But I have heard of roehampton. Have u perhaps checked league tables? And also, for GSM, why not search on google random words like "Greenwich school of management answers" / "GSM experiences" etc etc.
Also, I dunno if this will help, but check out some youtube videos regarding the uni's. sometimes students post their opinions on them, which can help you maybe?

I don't know what to suggest tbh, but that league tables is what I've been looking out for recently. search on yahoo the uni names too.

That's all I got tbh.

I think, when it comes down to it, you really need to know the structure and content of both courses, and pick which you think will be the most interesting to study. Employers like people who are actually enthusiastic about what they're doing, so picking the most appeal course to you will be a big help there.

i honestly feel its up to the individual you could go to the best university out there and not put the effort in and not achieve to the best of your ability. Good luck picking your uni am sure you will pick the "RIGHT" ( if there is such a thing lol) work hard but again back to my view don't worry to much about the uni focus on the input you will put in good luck again

Hey everyone, I'm having a difficult time choosing between which Uni to go through after going through the clearing process. I've narrowed it down to 2, and since I only have till tommorow evening to reply some help would be lovely.

GSM (Greenwich School of Management) - Pure Economics BsC - 3 Years
Roehampton - Business Management & Economics - 3 Years

I'm finding it difficult to choose for a variety of reasons. GSM is very close to my house, perhaps a 15 minute drive so that is a plus for that, its a unrecognised uni but when you graduate it says plymouth university on the certificate so that isn't too bad either, pure economics is also pretty viable. The downside is that it is very new and no one knows anything about it. I have no idea what it is like, or the teaching or the likes. Roehampton seems to be a good choice but the course may not be as viable to employers (No idea?) and also there is a further way to travel. Though the course maybe is more fun.

Is there a big difference to employers between the two?
I'm having a really hard time picking, any personal opinions or even what you would pick in my situation would be great.
Also - does anyone know anything about greenwhich school of management? at all?!

Thanks.