Can I go to two unis?

:I I'm disappointed - I generally like your posts.

No, I'm not trolling.

And for those who are using this unusual 'logic' argument against me, let me ask you this :

What's illogical about:

Finding two institutions offering two different things in ways that will benefit you in different ways and then pursuing both?

UEL has Olympic-level sporting facilities. They invest a lot in it. They also have a business-centre where you can rent out an office on-site and manage your company from there. The director of the school met with me and she was very eager to have me on board. She told me that she would be able to offer me a lot of opportunities if I went there.

Now look at it this way:

LSE have far stronger academics. I'm going to get something, a certificate, that looks muh better from LSE - I'll learn much more there and this will be a name employers are familiar with and more comfortable with. However, in terms of attention and opportunities, they are plentiful, HOWEVER, they are spread over a large cohort of extremely intelligent students - it's easy to get lost as phased out as an average student at a really good university and therefore opportunities are harder to come by.

On the other hand, the degree from UEL won't look as good. But I will get attention. I'll be one of the highest attainers there and as a result I'll get a lot of attention. When external figures come in, the Uni will want them to meet me; when events are run, I will be involved; when opportunities come up, they'll be delivered straight to me. Being at the top of a not-so-great university has its pros because of the way you stand out.

There WILL be high-profile figures who visit UEL, maybe not as often at LSE but they'll still attend.

Maybe in terms of time ill be a little hard pressed BUT I don't think that's enough for people to be branding me 'troll', 'stupid' and 'illogical'.

I'm massively disappointed in this forum.

Hold on. At one of the uni's LSE namely you have a better and wider variety of resources,higher calibre of students to network with, more employment opportunity after graduation. Why miss out on this to get a better sports facility, just sign up to a gym/club - isn't that what people do.

if only.... but seriously I am certain that you can't. This is because the university will need to give another applicant a place at their university and it would be unfair if you already have another place at different university. You can have one as an insurance but there is only ONE firm which will be the university that you will go to.

Unless you happen to have a clone of yourself lying around, no.

I don't think it's much of an issue surrounding fairness. I don't think UEL generally fill all of their places so I'd be doing them a favour to be honest.