Hi! I totally understand why you are feeling unsure right now.But there’s no need to panic. I had similar doubts when I was making my decisions, so you are definitely not alone.
As someone currently studying at London Met, I can honestly say there is a lot more to the university than the rankings suggest. One of the biggest strengths here is the support you get from lecturers and staff. The class sizes are smaller compared to a lot of other universities, which means you get much more personal attention, and the tutors genuinely care about your progress. That has made a huge difference for me.
Being based in London is also a massive advantage. You are right in the middle of everything, with so many opportunities for internships, part-time work, and networking events, whatever industry you are interested in, London has it. Plus, the diversity here is amazing. You meet people from all over the world, and there is a real sense of community on campus, which has made my experience even better.
It’s great that you are thinking about degree apprenticeships too, as that gives you more options to gain practical experience. My advice is to visit both universities if you can, or at least join an open day, because the vibe of a place matters just as much as the academics.
At the end of the day, it’s about where you feel you will be happiest and most supported. Good luck with everything. you’ve got this!