Hi there!
Happy to hear you received offers!
You'll find rankings highly depend on which parameters are used, in addition to which organisation is doing the ranking. Student satisfaction is a big factor when ranking universities, because we're the ones paying after all, and we expect a certain quality for our money. Surrey has performed consistently well for student satisfaction in the past years.
I clicked the first three links that appeared when googling "uk uni rankings", and Surrey is at #13 (
The Complete University Guide), #21 (
The Guardian), and #21 (
SI-UK) in the UK respectively.
Hope this helps!
Marko
Accounting and Finance BSc
Edit: Apologies! I later realised you were referring to subject-specific rankings. In that case, I stand by my above reply in that I recommend that you look at overall rankings as well. When I was applying to my course, I found subject-specific rankings to be quite volatile year-on-year because there are so many universities, and parameters used between different leaderboards vary, so I took overall rankings into account. However, I made my final decision not based on rankings, but based on how the uni treated me when I would communicate with their different departments, offer-holder events, and factored in things like modules offered, campus location, links to London, if I could see myself living in the town, etc. I made sure I got a feel for the university as a whole. It turned out well in the end