Engineering at York vs Exeter vs KCL

All great universities just depends on how much debt you want to get into living in those cities

YES... I know. I didn't consider that when choosing since it was all rather flippant... I wasn't bothered about where I went but, of course, now I have to choose. However, I am very antisocial so at least I won't have to worry about additional fees in that area.

If you’re antisocial KCL is probs the best London is busy and gets very lonely as a lot of people commute so you’ll have all the time to yourself that you’d need

Hahah, yes. That is pretty much all I am going off at the moment. KCL is at the top of my list, at the moment, but people keep telling me that it is a bad uni so I don't know what to do.

Exeter appears best for this of these.

If you have no interest in engineering then you are best off not studying, if you’re interested in commercial law or financial services careers you’re better off just studying law or economics or accounting & finance…
Ultimately you will be expected to have a basic understanding of corporate accounting & valuations etc. for financial services and its not easy to just pivot, graduate employers expect relevant internships and CV that demonstrates interest over a period of time.

Update: I went to visit Exeter... surprisingly, I'm rather fond of the uni now. Nice campus. I expected it to be more modern but it isn't which is most definitely a plus. The town is MASSIVE and students absolutely everywhere.

I am very interested in Engineering. I do not wish to pursue it as a career. I am studying the subject purely in pursuit of knowledge.

Exeter was very fortunate in that it was a rare case of a post WW2 UK university being founded in the 1950s rather than the 1960s. The 1950s featured some quite classically inspired architecture. I know Exeter's not all like that but it looks a lot better than the science park/service station aesthetic throughout of some 60s universities.