Hi, I actually plan to do a PhD in Oxford or Cambridge. I did my undergraduate at ETH in Switzerland in Architecture. Later I decided to change to Tourism Geography at University of Groningen in the Netherlands. I got a very good degree at University of Groningen. After that I decided to do a second Master at LSE in Data Science, but I only got a high passed. My experience at LSE was generally terrible. I had a very undiverse cohort and was the only person with another nationality and there were not a single british student in my cohort but instead of that 75% were Chinese and then 4 people from the USA and 2 people from Japan and 2 from South Korea. Also I had troubles with course selection. I will definitely say this had an influence on my performance, but after graduating from LSE, I moved to Australia and worked for 18 month in a company as a Data Analyst. I was the best worker there and as a thank my chef gave me a trip to French Polynesia. Besides that I speak several languages (German, French, Greek, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese). I want to ask if my chances are low because I have only a high passed at my second degree or is the master degree in Groningen enough. I am a little bit afraid to apply (because of the only high passed at LSE) but I like the research areas of this two universities in Geography.