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Which course do you prefer? Have a look at the modules and optional modules for all years of the course and think about what you would pick if you attended that uni. Do any of the courses offer a placement year or study abroad options? They can add a lot to your graduate CV.
Have you been to any offer-holder days?
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If it were my choice, l would choose Edinburgh, because it is one of the most beautiful universities and cities in the World. Reputation isn't going to be a major factor, as all three are World class, research intensive universities. If you are outgoing and into the bar and night club scene, Manchester would be the best place to be. London and Edinburgh would be the expensive places to live. A lot of London students commute from their family home, or live in private accommodation, so you may not live with first year students in your first year.
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by normawWhich course do you prefer? Have a look at the modules and optional modules for all years of the course and think about what you would pick if you attended that uni. Do any of the courses offer a placement year or study abroad options? They can add a lot to your graduate CV.
Have you been to any offer-holder days?
Have you been to any offer-holder days?
I applied for the 4-year course, and I am looking for uni with more undergraduate research opportunities.
Haven’t been to any offer holder days
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