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I'm really stuck on which uni to go to, my hardest offer is from Birmingham, then Bristol, and my easiest is from Exeter and I need to pick a firm and insurance today! I'm going to study Maths but any general advice on the unis themselves would be much appreciated 
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I had a similar thing, with Bath, Birmingham and Bristol. I knew from the beginning I would not want to go to birmingham. Whilst I loved Bath, I decided to go for Bristol due to the much easier offer and better location.
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I had a similar thing, with Bath, Birmingham and Bristol. I knew from the beginning I would not want to go to birmingham. Whilst I loved Bath, I decided to go for Bristol due to the much easier offer and better location.
I had a similar thing, with Bath, Birmingham and Bristol. I knew from the beginning I would not want to go to birmingham. Whilst I loved Bath, I decided to go for Bristol due to the much easier offer and better location.
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I go to Birmingham but study something else.
Is Birmingham better for Maths then Bristol and Exeter?
All 3 unis are pretty rah'y, though.
Is Birmingham better for Maths then Bristol and Exeter?
All 3 unis are pretty rah'y, though.
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I go to Birmingham but study something else.
Is Birmingham better for Maths then Bristol and Exeter?
All 3 unis are pretty rah'y, though.
I go to Birmingham but study something else.
Is Birmingham better for Maths then Bristol and Exeter?
All 3 unis are pretty rah'y, though.
What do you think of Birmingham, both as a uni and a city? I'm going to be underage for half of first year so I wasn't sure how difficult that would be given that it seems quite clubby?
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Yeah it's pretty clubby, good for fresher year tbh. Locals are pretty rough though so stick to student nights! I've visited both Exeter and Bristol many times to see friends. What are you after really? I'd be able to help you more if I knew that.
Super clubs / different variety = Birmingham
Knowing everyone inside the club / less types of nights = Exeter
City - not great, the venice equivalent though...no-one really ventures out of Selly Oak and Edgbaston.
Super clubs / different variety = Birmingham
Knowing everyone inside the club / less types of nights = Exeter
City - not great, the venice equivalent though...no-one really ventures out of Selly Oak and Edgbaston.
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May I ask why you didn't choose Birmingham and what you are studying? Also do you think there'll be much of an issue being underage when I start if I were to go to Bristol?
May I ask why you didn't choose Birmingham and what you are studying? Also do you think there'll be much of an issue being underage when I start if I were to go to Bristol?
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To be honest I think they're all pretty good, Birmingham's 4th for maths in the Guardian but then like 20th in the Times so it's hard to tell, although overall Bristol seems to be coming out on top in terms of league tables.
What do you think of Birmingham, both as a uni and a city? I'm going to be underage for half of first year so I wasn't sure how difficult that would be given that it seems quite clubby?
To be honest I think they're all pretty good, Birmingham's 4th for maths in the Guardian but then like 20th in the Times so it's hard to tell, although overall Bristol seems to be coming out on top in terms of league tables.
What do you think of Birmingham, both as a uni and a city? I'm going to be underage for half of first year so I wasn't sure how difficult that would be given that it seems quite clubby?
I think you have a slight upper-hand if you go for Bristol, there are specific residences that only under 18s can be put in so you're guaranteed to be not put in the crappier places and they're some of the better ones out there (search up the Hawthorns and Goldney Hall)
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Yeah it's pretty clubby, good for fresher year tbh. Locals are pretty rough though so stick to student nights! I've visited both Exeter and Bristol many times to see friends. What are you after really? I'd be able to help you more if I knew that.
Super clubs / different variety = Birmingham
Knowing everyone inside the club / less types of nights = Exeter
City - not great, the venice equivalent though...no-one really ventures out of Selly Oak and Edgbaston.
Yeah it's pretty clubby, good for fresher year tbh. Locals are pretty rough though so stick to student nights! I've visited both Exeter and Bristol many times to see friends. What are you after really? I'd be able to help you more if I knew that.
Super clubs / different variety = Birmingham
Knowing everyone inside the club / less types of nights = Exeter
City - not great, the venice equivalent though...no-one really ventures out of Selly Oak and Edgbaston.
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Hello,
I am just about to choose a firm and insurance university (has to be done before midnight tonight). Bristol is one of my offers, however it is the lowest (AAB) for Maths and Physics. I want to know whether graduating from Bristol with a 1st or 2.1 would allow me to pursue my studies/ career in Maths/ Physics at Oxbridge or even American universities.
Any examples would be much appreciated.
Thank you
I am just about to choose a firm and insurance university (has to be done before midnight tonight). Bristol is one of my offers, however it is the lowest (AAB) for Maths and Physics. I want to know whether graduating from Bristol with a 1st or 2.1 would allow me to pursue my studies/ career in Maths/ Physics at Oxbridge or even American universities.
Any examples would be much appreciated.
Thank you
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