QMUL, UoB, City or Brunel for an LLB?

I'll start with a little bit of a background. I'm applying to universities as an international student to an LLB program. I already heard back from QMUL, University of Birmingham, City university of London. They all require me to take a foundation year. And I'm still waiting for a response from Brunel.
As I'm not from the UK, I honestly don't know much about which one's good and which one's not. My consultant keeps saying that London is the best for law students as it will give me networking opportunities. He also thinks Russell Group means a lot.
But I'll describe what I'm looking for. Obviously, a good education (I prefer a mix of academic and practical learning) is what my parents are pouring out all their lives savings for. So it has to be a legit and recognized university for law. I personally also want an active university life, make friends, have fun, extracurricular activities and enjoy university life. Good networking opportunities are most welcome. I'll also need part time jobs, so, job opportunities would be nice. Also I'm Queer, I couldn't express myself in highschool as it was quite a harsh environment. I want to be able to more open in university. I don't wanna go through the same experience for another 3-4 years... So yeah there's that.
So please, if you're from the UK and are knowledgeable about this, please help me out, which one would you recommend . And if you have any other universities in mind, feel free to mention them

That's a tough decision.
I personally would look from 2 perspectives.
First, what are the criteria for progression from Foundation to LLB? Are the requirements reasonably achievable? Put it in context, a reasonably well regarded uni (I am not going to mention it's name publicly) requires overall 80% in International Foundation for processing to LLB.
Second, what are the course structures of the LLB programmes? I haven't look into that of Brunel. I personally prefer Birmingham and Queen Mary. City UoL's modules generally have lower credit values than the other unis. I might afraid that the modules might not be as in-depth.
Just my naive personal views.

I'll start with a little bit of a background. I'm applying to universities as an international student to an LLB program. I already heard back from QMUL, University of Birmingham, City university of London. They all require me to take a foundation year. And I'm still waiting for a response from Brunel.
As I'm not from the UK, I honestly don't know much about which one's good and which one's not. My consultant keeps saying that London is the best for law students as it will give me networking opportunities. He also thinks Russell Group means a lot.
But I'll describe what I'm looking for. Obviously, a good education (I prefer a mix of academic and practical learning) is what my parents are pouring out all their lives savings for. So it has to be a legit and recognized university for law. I personally also want an active university life, make friends, have fun, extracurricular activities and enjoy university life. Good networking opportunities are most welcome. I'll also need part time jobs, so, job opportunities would be nice. Also I'm Queer, I couldn't express myself in highschool as it was quite a harsh environment. I want to be able to more open in university. I don't wanna go through the same experience for another 3-4 years... So yeah there's that.
So please, if you're from the UK and are knowledgeable about this, please help me out, which one would you recommend . And if you have any other universities in mind, feel free to mention them