Bath or Notts for pharmacy

So I'm currently in a dilemma of choosing Bath or Nottingham for pharmacy. From my research, qs ranking for Notts is about top 10 while Bath is in top 100 but for other rankings like Guardian and complete uni guide Bath is ranked higher. From what I heard Bath is also a more joyful place compared to Notts. If yall have any suggestions or advice pls do tell

If yall think there are other schools in the UK which are a good choice for pharmacy please do tell also ;-;

So I'm currently in a dilemma of choosing Bath or Nottingham for pharmacy. From my research, qs ranking for Notts is about top 10 while Bath is in top 100 but for other rankings like Guardian and complete uni guide Bath is ranked higher. From what I heard Bath is also a more joyful place compared to Notts. If yall have any suggestions or advice pls do tell

If yall think there are other schools in the UK which are a good choice for pharmacy please do tell also ;-;

pick Notts and btw did you prepare for the interview ?
cause honestly the interview is the only obstacle

Pharmacy is one of those degrees where as long as you go to a reputable university, it doesn't matter where it is on the league tables. Nottingham and Bath are definitely 2 great universities, but personally I would pick Bath as it's a nicer area to live and you have to live there for 3 years.

Thanks for the suggestion!, but I havent even started preparing for the interview tho from what you have said I should probably start now ;-;

Doesn't really matter, as if your goal is to work as a pharmacist it doesn't matter where you get the degree as long as it's accredited, you passed, and you completed the pre-reg things needed to become registered with the appropriate professional governing body. Nottingham I gather is pretty well known for pharmacy but you're going to effectively cover the same material (perhaps in slightly different ways) so just pick the one where you would be happy to spend your 4 years of your degree!

Consider things like costs of living in the area (principally rental prices but also see what the average costs for e.g. transport, food shops, entertainment and suchlike are), facilities offered by the uni that are of interest to you (including non-academic/extracurricular ones), ease of travelling to there and back from your home if you are planning to go home in the holidays, and if there are placements as part of the course, consider the location of placements and travel to/from them (and associated costs!).

At the end of the day the Boots branch hiring a new pharmacist isn't going to care what your university's ranking is. And for hospital based roles in the NHS they may well blind recruiters from your university anyway to ensure no bias!

Bath.
Smaller Uni, great place to live, and fantastic sports facilities.

And - Plymouth are running a new MPharm for 2024 entry which will be run by, and validated by, Bath Uni.
Yes, you can apply for both Plymouth and Bath as two UCAS choices.

Thank you so much for your suggestion!!! But if you don't mind me asking then do you think that student satisfactory and employability rate of the school is more important then?