Edinburgh vs St Andrews for Computer Science
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I have 2 slots left on my UCAS, what differentiates these 2 courses? Eg reputation, graduate prospects, acceptance rate, social life. Thank you for your time

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I have 2 slots left on my UCAS, what differentiates these 2 courses? Eg reputation, graduate prospects, acceptance rate, social life. Thank you for your time
I have 2 slots left on my UCAS, what differentiates these 2 courses? Eg reputation, graduate prospects, acceptance rate, social life. Thank you for your time

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I have 2 slots left on my UCAS, what differentiates these 2 courses? Eg reputation, graduate prospects, acceptance rate, social life. Thank you for your time
I have 2 slots left on my UCAS, what differentiates these 2 courses? Eg reputation, graduate prospects, acceptance rate, social life. Thank you for your time

Social life I suspect Edinburgh will be better just because of its location and transport links to Glasgow, Newcastle and of course its many pubs/clubs/bars.
Reputation is much of a muchness. Edinburgh may be better known for AI but there really isn't much between them. Refer back to my first sentence.
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If you have 2 slots left, why not pick both? Or do you have another uni in mind?
If you have 2 slots left, why not pick both? Or do you have another uni in mind?

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Graduate prospects won't differ between the two. There is only so much a university's name can do for you (ie little to nothing) - YOU drive your own prospects by networking and seeking internships. No university, no matter how good is going to help you skip certain interview stages or make the recruitment process easier for you. It's not the 1960s where you just waltz into a job because you went to StA or Edinburgh.
Social life I suspect Edinburgh will be better just because of its location and transport links to Glasgow, Newcastle and of course its many pubs/clubs/bars.
Reputation is much of a muchness. Edinburgh may be better known for AI but there really isn't much between them. Refer back to my first sentence.
Graduate prospects won't differ between the two. There is only so much a university's name can do for you (ie little to nothing) - YOU drive your own prospects by networking and seeking internships. No university, no matter how good is going to help you skip certain interview stages or make the recruitment process easier for you. It's not the 1960s where you just waltz into a job because you went to StA or Edinburgh.
Social life I suspect Edinburgh will be better just because of its location and transport links to Glasgow, Newcastle and of course its many pubs/clubs/bars.
Reputation is much of a muchness. Edinburgh may be better known for AI but there really isn't much between them. Refer back to my first sentence.

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This is very helpful, thank you ^^ Unfortunately my parents think that reputation is the sole thing that matters, but it's me sending the UCAS form, right?
I'm a fairly social person, so Edinburgh would likely be the better pick for me then.
This is very helpful, thank you ^^ Unfortunately my parents think that reputation is the sole thing that matters, but it's me sending the UCAS form, right?

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