Accounting and Finance Bsc in LSE, Warwick or Manchester

Really don't know which is better for Bsc accounting and Finance along universities LSE, Warwick or Manchester.Graduate prospects are important to me but social life is too and costs would probably be very high in London however lse reputation beats everything.Is the LSE prestige worth it over Warwick or Manchester?

FYI, I've moved this from the University of Brighton forum to the Accounting and Finance forum, which seems more relevant.

In answer to your question, "prestige" has whatever value you ascribe to it. Also, it would difficult for someone else the balance the four characteristics you mention (graduate prospects, social life, costs, reputation/prestige). Only you can know which factors are more/less important to you. All other people can tell you is how important they are to them.

My personal opinion (and other will have different opinions) is that Warwick beats Manchester but not LSE in terms or prestige/reputation, and would likely have significantly lowers costs then LSE. Social life tends to be what you make of it, and is more influenced by your peer group that the actual setting. Having said that, Warwick university is in the middle of nowhere, so is likely to suffer from a lack of easy access to a varied social scene. The social scene in Manchester is likely the best of the three.

Are your offers from each uni the same? Or do you need to factor that into your decision-making too?

Which course at Manchester? There are a few routes for A&f which have different pros and cons.

International business economics and Finance

Do you hold and offer? When did u apply? Please

I applied by jan 2nd got an offer by like Jan 9th

My offers from all are AAA would seem relatively achievable since my predicteds were high.Warwick is still a campus uni thus that experience would be there.Manchester and Warwick both have a year in industry for me whereas lse is only 3 years so that's why I was confused as to whether the trade off was worth it.Ps.I want to get into investment banking later on lse and Warwick for that are target unis while lse is more theoretical and independent learning in terms of course structure as compared to Warwick or Manchester as they rely on practical concepts and Finance more.