5 best UK universities? (Excluding Oxbridge)

haha sure

which year are you in?

2nd year I'm on the game art course.

Imperial
LSE

These are the only ones which will in 99% of cases be the best for your subject after Oxbridge. They have no weak programmes (Unlike UCL, KCL, Durham). That being said, students are often unhappy at LSE so that shows they are likely a very postgrad focused university. A uni that doesnt care about its students isnt so great imo.

So I'd actually go ahead and say only Imperial is a worthy alternative. It gets far too subject specific after that. Mayybe Warwick, but I dont know enough about their engineering department to say its not another UCL in that regard.

Nice, I was actually surprised to hear they beat Gnomon this year.
I was there just before UE4 was accessible, you lucky *******s! .

Ye that surprised me as well. Gnomons been the best for ages.
lel. how long ago was that?

Why warwick is considered better than manchester and kcl, even edinburgh and almost on par with ucl? According to QS,THE,ARWU etc it is behind them by a considarate margin.(even on prospects and rep it is below these on QS/THE) (It is also a bit below bristol too.) If it actually competes with these shouldn't it be like top 20-25 in all of these rankings instead of like 60th-90th? Same goes for Durham and mostly for St.Andrews. I know rankings are not the be-all end-all but it still seems a bit bizarre to me.

LSE force you to take modules in Brainwashing studies. They take payments from the most corrupt regimes in the world who are using propaganda rather successfully to bring down the western world.
Whilst nearly all universities commit this sin It is particularly bad at LSE.
In years to come if the Western world somehow manages to survive, They will be one of the biggest shames of our nation.

Suffice to say I will not be giving my tuition money their.

Gadaffi was *years* ago.

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you mean Gadaffi went their or donated money their?

I have heard they have always taken money from corrupt regimes.

you know when corporations donate money to universities its not really because they care about the education of young people unconnected to them.
When corrupt governments donate to universities its not because they care about education either. Its because the whole system is bent. and they are buying favors.

That's cause TSR consists of mostly undergrads who prioritise selectivity and reputation above world rankings (which is mostly based on research). Undergrads do not contribute to research at the university so they can't brag about that. King's and Manchester are not selective/do not typically attract academically amazing students so are not regarded highly. Of course, certain courses within both universities are selective (e.g. Physics at Manchester or Law at King's), but on the whole, the university is not regarded as a place where academically able students go to.

I'm sure you can Google it.

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You are the one interested in alleged corruption at LSE so you are the one who needs to do proper research and not just use hearsay.

You are the one interested in alleged corruption at LSE so you are the one who needs to do proper research and not just use hearsay.