What university should I choose?

I've already received offers from all the unis I've applied to, and I thought that I'd already made up my mind about which uni I'm going to, but I'm having second thoughts. I've applied to Lancaster, York, Bristol, Exeter and King's College - which out of the five would you say has the most potential in terms of future employment? In terms of course quality? I'm also a bit wary of King's because I'd prefer to be out of London (and everything is just ridiculously expensive), but would it be considered the best out of the five? I'm an international student and I've only been able to visit Lancaster, so I basically know nothing about what the rest of the unis are like (also about their reputations)

What would you say is the best choice?

I've already received offers from all the unis I've applied to, and I thought that I'd already made up my mind about which uni I'm going to, but I'm having second thoughts. I've applied to Lancaster, York, Bristol, Exeter and King's College - which out of the five would you say has the most potential in terms of future employment? In terms of course quality? I'm also a bit wary of King's because I'd prefer to be out of London (and everything is just ridiculously expensive), but would it be considered the best out of the five? I'm an international student and I've only been able to visit Lancaster, so I basically know nothing about what the rest of the unis are like (also about their reputations)

What would you say is the best choice?

What course are you doing?

So only in a general sense (as Im not knowledgable enough tocompare about politics uni courses specifically between these unis)

Employability:
All are very good little in it but imo Bristol & Kings has a slight edge over the others (but only slight).

Most international uni: Kings (all UK unis are very international, but London attracts more international students then the rest of the UK).

Price/living costs: Id say York & Lancaster will be cheapest, the North is considerably cheaper than the south.

Thank you. Do you know the kind of overall reputation of each university? I obviously didn't do much research before applying.

Which campus at Exeter? Exeter or Cornwall?

I've already received offers from all the unis I've applied to, and I thought that I'd already made up my mind about which uni I'm going to, but I'm having second thoughts. I've applied to Lancaster, York, Bristol, Exeter and King's College - which out of the five would you say has the most potential in terms of future employment? In terms of course quality? I'm also a bit wary of King's because I'd prefer to be out of London (and everything is just ridiculously expensive), but would it be considered the best out of the five? I'm an international student and I've only been able to visit Lancaster, so I basically know nothing about what the rest of the unis are like (also about their reputations)

What would you say is the best choice?

Honestly, I would say Exeter or York are your best options if we are removing Kings due to it being in London. Personally I didn't like Bristol when I visited so I may be a little bias there. Exeter and York are both in very beautiful areas of the UK and are continuously ranked as some of the best universities in the UK and are Russell Group. Exeter is very highly looked upon and has fantastic job prospects. Exeter is also very strong for politics and is a key university for it. Despite this, all of the universities are good choices and I am sure you would be secure in wherever you choose to go.

I've already received offers from all the unis I've applied to, and I thought that I'd already made up my mind about which uni I'm going to, but I'm having second thoughts. I've applied to Lancaster, York, Bristol, Exeter and King's College - which out of the five would you say has the most potential in terms of future employment? In terms of course quality? I'm also a bit wary of King's because I'd prefer to be out of London (and everything is just ridiculously expensive), but would it be considered the best out of the five? I'm an international student and I've only been able to visit Lancaster, so I basically know nothing about what the rest of the unis are like (also about their reputations)

What would you say is the best choice?

Is there a reason you didn’t like Bristol?

If you plan to stop at bachelors, i’d go by ranking and course content.
If you plan on studying further, my advise is to look at what relevant research is coming out of each university and choose the one that best aligns with your own interests.