Should I get a mechanical keyboard for uni?

I was wondering if I should get a mechanical keyboard for uni?
what mechanical keyboards you guys use and what would the best switches be for both gaming and typing as I am going to do computer science

I have found a refurbished Corsair K95 RGB for £109. Was wondering if this was a good deal:
https://www.scan.co.uk/products/corsair-gaming-cg-k95-rgb-back-lit-keys-cherry-mx-brown-mechanical-wired-usb-20-anti-ghosting-all-ma

Majority of the people here don't use one unless due to preference or using a desktop PC (you don't really need one for Comp Sci, that is if you have a laptop).

From my personal opinion thats VERY expensive. I just use a normal cheap keyboard tbh (and sometimes my laptop keyboard). If you are going to spend most of your time gaming and is a hardcore gamer with high budget, by all means go for it.

You can always go with one that uses non-Cherry switches like this one on Amazon, it'll be a lot cheaper so it's not the end of the world if you don't like it.

That looks interesting, actually, it's the first time I've seen a clone of the Topre / Cooler Master switches. I went the different route a while ago and picked up a used Blackwidow with MX Blues, it works fine for what I need it for and I was able to change the logo LED to red to suit the rest of my stuff.

If you do a lot of typing then it's worth getting one as they last much longer than your standard membrane keyboard. Generally, a membrane keyboard will last you 3 - 4 years with heavy typing. A mechanical keyboard will last you many more years. However, I think you know which one is more expensive.

Otherwise, mechanical keyboards are just really nice to type on.

With that said, you could get a mechanical that breaks after a year, or a membrane that lasts a lot longer. I've still got an old HP Compaq one from years ago that works fine, although it's a bit rough and missing the feet.