Bristol vs Manchester for Biomedical Sciences
Hi everyone,
I am an international student doing A Levels in the UK. I hold offers for BSc Biomedical Sciences from Bristol, Manchester, Warwick and still waiting for a decision from Bath. I will probably make Warwick my insurance as it requires lower grades (AAB) than the other universities (which so far all require AAA), and I do not think that Bath is the right place for me regardless of the outcome of my application, so I am torn between the remaining Bristol and Manchester.
I have already been to both of the cities and the University of Manchester, but haven't been to the University of Bristol, so I cannot choose the university based on my gut feeling. I can find pros and cons in each of the cities, and I don't really have a favourite. When I tried to compare the degrees offered by the universities, they seemed pretty similar. The positions of these universities in the global and national rankings are controversial and do not make it any easier to make a decision.
I would greatly appreciate any information on the Biomedical Sciences degrees in both universities. Which degree do you think is better? What are the downsides of each of the universities and the cities? Which of the universities/degrees would make me more employable in my field in the UK/internationally?
Thank you 😊
I am an international student doing A Levels in the UK. I hold offers for BSc Biomedical Sciences from Bristol, Manchester, Warwick and still waiting for a decision from Bath. I will probably make Warwick my insurance as it requires lower grades (AAB) than the other universities (which so far all require AAA), and I do not think that Bath is the right place for me regardless of the outcome of my application, so I am torn between the remaining Bristol and Manchester.
I have already been to both of the cities and the University of Manchester, but haven't been to the University of Bristol, so I cannot choose the university based on my gut feeling. I can find pros and cons in each of the cities, and I don't really have a favourite. When I tried to compare the degrees offered by the universities, they seemed pretty similar. The positions of these universities in the global and national rankings are controversial and do not make it any easier to make a decision.
I would greatly appreciate any information on the Biomedical Sciences degrees in both universities. Which degree do you think is better? What are the downsides of each of the universities and the cities? Which of the universities/degrees would make me more employable in my field in the UK/internationally?
Thank you 😊
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