Southampton or Sheffield? - Aerospace engineering

Hi all. I have foundation year offers for integrated masters in both aeronautics and astronautics in Southampton and aerospace in Sheffield. My dream is to go into the space engineering industry and I am stuck on which university to choose. I don't have A-level maths or physics so i will be on the foundation on either. I've only had the chance to go to both the offer holder days and not any other open days. Southampton's course contains a lot more actual space engineering and design and the course integrates the masters in space engineering and as a whole is probably much more helpful in getting me into the industry. So in terms of the course Southampton is definitely ahead. I recently attended Sheffield's offer holder day and found it to have a much nicer 'vibe' and their day was much more informative than Southampton's and included a lot on what the foundation year will entail where as Southampton did not. Sheffield in general seemed like a nicer way of living with a good student life and a good area whereas I didn't get that same feeling from Southampton. Sheffield's course contains a lot less actual space engineering than Southampton's but would that matter if both courses lead onto the same pathways anyway? Sheffield is a lot lot closer to home and i have family in the area. Southampton is about 4 hours away. overall i am stuck on which uni I should pick? if anyone has any insight into either or advice in general it would be really appreciated. thank you.

Hi all. I have foundation year offers for integrated masters in both aeronautics and astronautics in Southampton and aerospace in Sheffield. My dream is to go into the space engineering industry and I am stuck on which university to choose. I don't have A-level maths or physics so i will be on the foundation on either. I've only had the chance to go to both the offer holder days and not any other open days. Southampton's course contains a lot more actual space engineering and design and the course integrates the masters in space engineering and as a whole is probably much more helpful in getting me into the industry. So in terms of the course Southampton is definitely ahead. I recently attended Sheffield's offer holder day and found it to have a much nicer 'vibe' and their day was much more informative than Southampton's and included a lot on what the foundation year will entail where as Southampton did not. Sheffield in general seemed like a nicer way of living with a good student life and a good area whereas I didn't get that same feeling from Southampton. Sheffield's course contains a lot less actual space engineering than Southampton's but would that matter if both courses lead onto the same pathways anyway? Sheffield is a lot lot closer to home and i have family in the area. Southampton is about 4 hours away. overall i am stuck on which uni I should pick? if anyone has any insight into either or advice in general it would be really appreciated. thank you.