University of Manchester vs University of Birmingham

Certainly firm up Warwirck - a great uni. I like the Birmingham uni campus over the Manchester uni site - long sprawl along Oxford Road versus a beautiful campus in a nice part of Birmingham. I would choose Birmingham over Manchester.

I got all my 5 offers from my universities of choice in the UK and initially, I was pretty set on going for the University of Birmingham (btw I'm going to do law) however since I got the offer form Uni of Manchester has become more appealing and I've also heard a few negative things about the safety in Birmingham. Now I'm conflicted between the two because I find them similar in cost, the offers are also exactly the same and in terms of diversity they are more or less similar. Please advice on which you would pick and maybe some pros and cons of each. Also the requirement for the 2 unis is A* AA i got AAB in my AS and think i can move up to get that grade but you're never really sure you know, so i also had the thought of firming uni of Warwick which is offering AAA. Any advice? Thank you

Manchester, Birmingham and Warwick are all in the same reputational tier for law:

Tier 1: Oxford, Cambridge

Tier 2a: LSE, UCL, KCL, Durham
Tier 2b: Bristol, Nottingham

Tier 3a: Warwick, Exeter, Leeds, Manchester, Edinburgh, Birmingham
Tier 3b: QMUL, York, Sheffield, Cardiff, SOAS

So, just pick the one you feel most comfortable in.

I got all my 5 offers from my universities of choice in the UK and initially, I was pretty set on going for the University of Birmingham (btw I'm going to do law) however since I got the offer form Uni of Manchester has become more appealing and I've also heard a few negative things about the safety in Birmingham. Now I'm conflicted between the two because I find them similar in cost, the offers are also exactly the same and in terms of diversity they are more or less similar. Please advice on which you would pick and maybe some pros and cons of each. Also the requirement for the 2 unis is A* AA i got AAB in my AS and think i can move up to get that grade but you're never really sure you know, so i also had the thought of firming uni of Warwick which is offering AAA. Any advice? Thank you

Birmingham uni is much safer than Manchester. The uni is a huge campus with uni accommodation - Vale Village - a 15-20-minute walk to the north into Edgbaston and non-uni accommodation is a 15-20-minute walk to the South - Selly Oak. In the second and third year, students move out to Selly Oak which is a very student-centric part of the city - Aldi nearby, with lots of pubs and bars.