Uk law llb uni help (warwick+birmingham+nottingham+bristol+durham) :(

I have my application due the 15th (less than 2 days!!) and I still can't decide on my 5 unis.
here they are:
- cambridge
- KCL
- bristol or Warwick
- birmingham or Nottingham
- LSE or UCL

I rlly need help as I sadly never had a chance to visit these unis. I'm an international student, so which ones have the easiest transport links to large airports? Or a safe and vibrant city? also, accomodation

NOTE: FEEL FREE TO SUGGEST DIFFERENT UNIS
DO I APPLY TO DURHAM AHHHH

all I can base it off is YouTube and its so hard...im only fully decided on Kings
its confusing as ppl in my school immediately say "not Birmingham - worst city", whereas on the internet it's praised. opposite goes for Warwick (internet = "boring city gross campus", ppl = "its great!")

Hi,

Okay I think a key think to take into account here is the LNAT (some Unis don't need it and I think it is a good idea to have at least one that doesn't require it). Have you done your LNAT and what are your predicted grades?

If I was you I would go for Cambridge, Kings and LSE (LSE is known for having a lot of international students and I've heard good things about the accommodation. The buildings are also really modern and cool, everyone that I know that goes there loves it (it is competitive though)).

For the other two I would judge it on how confident you feel in the LNAT:
- Bristol is brilliant (the campus and city is to die for - youtiber Eve Cornwell gives it a good overview) but it needs LNAT
- Nottingham is again beautiful (they have a big stately home right by the campus with a huge deer park etc.) but needs the LNAT
- Don't know much about Birmingham or Warwick - I personally dont like Birmingham but that's just a preference thing.

I hope my 2 am ramblings help you in some way!

I can vouch for bristol that it’s a great place to study

thank you!! always reassuring.
would you say it's probably nicer than durham?