I don't know which choice to make!

I have applied to University to study Psychology as a mature student living in London. I received acceptances from both the University of Surrey and City, University of London. Surrey is a Russel group uni which sits considerably higher on the rankings than City. However, my work life which is important to keep up whilst studying is based in London. Commuting to Surrey from London would be expensive, and exhausting and would include uplifting my already established life. How important is going to a top-ranked uni? Am I limiting my chances of good employment by going to a lesser good uni?

I have applied to University to study Psychology as a mature student living in London. I received acceptances from both the University of Surrey and City, University of London. Surrey is a Russel group uni which sits considerably higher on the rankings than City. However, my work life which is important to keep up whilst studying is based in London. Commuting to Surrey from London would be expensive, and exhausting and would include uplifting my already established life. How important is going to a top-ranked uni? Am I limiting my chances of good employment by going to a lesser good uni?

I have applied to University to study Psychology as a mature student living in London. I received acceptances from both the University of Surrey and City, University of London. Surrey is a Russel group uni which sits considerably higher on the rankings than City. However, my work life which is important to keep up whilst studying is based in London. Commuting to Surrey from London would be expensive, and exhausting and would include uplifting my already established life. How important is going to a top-ranked uni? Am I limiting my chances of good employment by going to a lesser good uni?

I have applied to University to study Psychology as a mature student living in London. I received acceptances from both the University of Surrey and City, University of London. Surrey is a Russel group uni which sits considerably higher on the rankings than City. However, my work life which is important to keep up whilst studying is based in London. Commuting to Surrey from London would be expensive, and exhausting and would include uplifting my already established life. How important is going to a top-ranked uni? Am I limiting my chances of good employment by going to a lesser good uni?

I have applied to University to study Psychology as a mature student living in London. I received acceptances from both the University of Surrey and City, University of London. Surrey sits considerably higher on the rankings than City. However, my work life which is important to keep up whilst studying is based in London. Commuting to Surrey from London would be expensive, and exhausting and would include uplifting my already established life. How important is going to a top-ranked uni? Am I limiting my chances of good employment by going to a lesser good uni?

I have applied to University to study Psychology as a mature student living in London. I received acceptances from both the University of Surrey and City, University of London. Surrey sits considerably higher on the rankings than City. However, my work life which is important to keep up whilst studying is based in London. Commuting to Surrey from London would be expensive, and exhausting and would include uplifting my already established life. How important is going to a top-ranked uni? Am I limiting my chances of good employment by going to a lesser good uni?