Help choosing uni :)

What course did you apply for? It kind of depends on that, but otherwise, I would personally choose King's College as London would be a really cool city to live in and it has a nice reputation. But London can be quite expensive to live in, so if you're looking for somewhere more student-friendly then Manchester is amazing because there are lots of international students and it's known to be a student-friendly city!

In Manchester International Relations and Politics, Exeter International Relations and the other three International Relations and History. I am also planning on studying a language as part of the course for the univerities which allow me to do this.
The only problem with London is that I fear it might not be as easy to socialize. Having a good social life is something which I think is very important : )

I would not choose London so you are looking at Manchester, Exeter or Lancaster.

These are very different places so what sort of city are you looking for?

Look at the courses and compare the modules - which interests you most?

In terms of prestige out of these three is there a lot of difference?

I am international student and I am unsure of which univeristy I should go to. I got offers from Manchester, Kings College, Lancaster, Exeter and Loughborough. They all seem really appealing, except Loughborough which just doesn't seem as the best fit for me.
Could anyone give me some advice on which one I should choose? (I understand it is something quite personal)

I am international student and I am unsure of which univeristy I should go to. I got offers from Manchester, Kings College, Lancaster, Exeter and Loughborough. They all seem really appealing, except Loughborough which just doesn't seem as the best fit for me.
Could anyone give me some advice on which one I should choose? (I understand it is something quite personal)

Hi there!
Lancaster has over 30% international students and has students in each college with the specific role of helping them to settle in. Which country are you from by the way? The city is also relatively small, very safe and friendly. The accommodation has been ranked either first or second in the university tables for the past ten years too. My daughter has applied to do History and English there and the lecturers she met in the History Department were not only excellent speakers but seemed genuinely lovely, friendly people too. Manchester / London would be good if you want to go out clubbing or to concerts, but are not as safe, and Exeter has a nice campus, isn't far from the seaside and has warmer weather but is a bit isolated; it depends very much what type of place you are looking for.

This was very helpful, thank you! I'm from Spain.

I am international student and I am unsure of which univeristy I should go to. I got offers from Manchester, Kings College, Lancaster, Exeter and Loughborough. They all seem really appealing, except Loughborough which just doesn't seem as the best fit for me.
Could anyone give me some advice on which one I should choose? (I understand it is something quite personal)

I am international student and I am unsure of which univeristy I should go to. I got offers from Manchester, Kings College, Lancaster, Exeter and Loughborough. They all seem really appealing, except Loughborough which just doesn't seem as the best fit for me.
Could anyone give me some advice on which one I should choose? (I understand it is something quite personal)

I am international student and I am unsure of which univeristy I should go to. I got offers from Manchester, Kings College, Lancaster, Exeter and Loughborough. They all seem really appealing, except Loughborough which just doesn't seem as the best fit for me.
Could anyone give me some advice on which one I should choose? (I understand it is something quite personal)