URGENT Kingston vs Goldmsith vs Westminister vs Greenwich for Computer Science
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Hi,
I have an offer from Goldsmith, Westminister, Kingston University and Greenwich for Computer Science BSc (Hons) starting next month.
which one would be better for computing? please help, thank you!
I have an offer from Goldsmith, Westminister, Kingston University and Greenwich for Computer Science BSc (Hons) starting next month.
which one would be better for computing? please help, thank you!
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