Uni decision HELP please - media & communication

Hi, I'm an international student about to finish my foundation course.
I've made my UCAS application and all decisions have been made but I'm not happy with these results.
I was rejected by the University of Leeds without any reason, and I have three options: York, Royal Holloway, and Goldsmiths. I'm doing media and communication, and I don't know which university would be good for me.
I also compared these options in the environment, recognition and future job (most important). York is a small and safe city but can't say its cheap, and among them, it's the most well-known school, but it's research-focused, so I'm not sure how strong its media program is.
Goldsmiths and Royal Holloway, their module looks interesting, but I'm not sure about living in London and if is good for international student in the industry.
I didn't expect that rejected by Leeds without any acceptable reason, and the same course I applied for, is still available to apply for vacancies. So i'm thinking of submitting my appeal form to Leeds.
I need your advice, on which is a better option, and whether is it worth submitting an appeal form and waiting.

Hi, I'm an international student about to finish my foundation course.
I've made my UCAS application and all decisions have been made but I'm not happy with these results.

I was rejected by the University of Leeds without any reason, and I have three options: York, Royal Holloway, and Goldsmiths. I'm doing media and communication, and I don't know which university would be good for me.

I also compared these options in the environment, recognition and future job (most important). York is a small and safe city but can't say its cheap, and among them, it's the most well-known school, but it's research-focused, so I'm not sure how strong its media program is.

Goldsmiths and Royal Holloway, their module looks interesting, but I'm not sure about living in London and if is good for international student in the industry.

I didn't expect that rejected by Leeds without any acceptable reason, and the same course I applied for, is still available to apply for vacancies. So i'm thinking of submitting my appeal form to Leeds.

I need your advice, on which is a better option, and whether is it worth submitting an appeal form and waiting.

FWIW Royal Holloway isnt in London, at least not in the sense of being any where near the City of London, its 25 miles west, outside the M25 in a much more rural setting
Goldsmiths is a bit closer to "proper" London and likely to be an expensive placed to live. Royal Holloway and York not so much
You will be there for a number of years, which one do you like the most? What sort of student experience are you after? Because all 3 are quite different in that regard

Do you have any thoughts about what sort of job or career path you would like post degree?
If you aren’t happy with any of your offers then you can always decline them and apply through UCAS Extra. There’s a lot of great courses with vacancies still open.

Royal Holloway and Goldsmiths are highly regarded for media and communication. London is certainly a very good place for media and communications students.

Hey! I graduated from Goldsmiths (Arts Management programme) few months ago. I have to say that the teachers are amazing. The university is small and intimate. My class had only 12 people, so not only did I feel prestigious, but the teacher also had time for everyone. However, I’ve heard that in Drama or Fine Arts, classes can have as many as 40-60 students.
Goldsmiths gave me incredible internships and work placements - much better than my friends from UAL or UCL. I think that if the teachers like you, they can really get you some amazing internships that aren’t easily accessible to others.
Besides, Goldsmiths ranks highly in arts and media. York is equally prestigious, even more than Goldsmiths, and I believe it’s part of the Russell Group.
If you’re looking for a prestigious university and a Russell Group institution, go there. However, I doubt you’ll get nice student internships or connections in big/good companies as easily, because York is quite far from major cities where such opportunities are available

Hi, thanks! Goldsmith is well known in the media , but I’m not sure if it’s worth it considering the high cost of living. Later on, I think it’s challenging to work in the media industry, as international especially, so I’m not sure which is more important, the overall recognition of the university degree or modules in major

Hi, I'm an international student about to finish my foundation course.
I've made my UCAS application and all decisions have been made but I'm not happy with these results.
I was rejected by the University of Leeds without any reason, and I have three options: York, Royal Holloway, and Goldsmiths. I'm doing media and communication, and I don't know which university would be good for me.
I also compared these options in the environment, recognition and future job (most important). York is a small and safe city but can't say its cheap, and among them, it's the most well-known school, but it's research-focused, so I'm not sure how strong its media program is.
Goldsmiths and Royal Holloway, their module looks interesting, but I'm not sure about living in London and if is good for international student in the industry.
I didn't expect that rejected by Leeds without any acceptable reason, and the same course I applied for, is still available to apply for vacancies. So i'm thinking of submitting my appeal form to Leeds.
I need your advice, on which is a better option, and whether is it worth submitting an appeal form and waiting.