Which vet uni should I go to?

Pick Cambridge why is this even a tough choice. u get to be closer to home, huge prestige, and cambridge will have people going out here and then too. It's more about having internal balls etc rather than going out and getting blacked out.

Moreso with Vet the employability is equal across all universities, so that's why I'm considering them on an equal playing field. I'm also state educated and know there is a theme of impostor syndrome from people from state schools going to Cambridge.

Pick Cambridge why is this even a tough choice. u get to be closer to home, huge prestige, and cambridge will have people going out here and then too. It's more about having internal balls etc rather than going out and getting blacked out.

I've been extremely lucky as to receive 3/4 vet school offers this year (as a year 13 student) from Liverpool (AAA), Cambridge (Selwyn college, I was pooled and offered A* - chemistry A*A in English and biology with no specification for which I need an A* in) and Surrey (AAA). I was rejected by Bristol, but I'm not bothered as it wasn't top of my list. Cambridge and Liverpool have always been my favourites, but now having offers from both, I'm not sure what to do. And obviously Cambridge has had its issues with the accreditation status.

With Liverpool, I'm mostly worried about the accommodation. Since vet is such a taxing course, I'm worried that my flatmates will likely be going out far more than me and I am someone who needs a lot of sleep to function lol. I almost feel as though Liverpool is too much of a going-out uni and Cambridge isn't enough? Not sure what to do - I want to have a good time at uni but also want to make sure I'm well looked after.

And Cambridge is quite a bit closer to home (I'm from London).

Anyone in a similar position?

If you are interested in keeping options open for working abroad Cambridge and Surrey do not have AVMA accreditation (cheaper and easier route to practice in North America). Liverpool has a strong variety including AVMA and EAVE. I read that Cambridge is on pending accreditation for Europe EAVE
https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/veterinary-science/about-us/accreditation/
This might not matter much to you, but it is definitely worth considering! For me this is a large part of my consideration between my three offers. Hope it somewhat helps towards decisionmaking and all UK vet schools are good!

Cambridge is somewhat unprestigious within the realm of vet med (debatably, unfairly so). Also recently there was significant upheaval and uncertainty as the course was effectively placed in special measures by the veterinary accreditation bodies and the university actually recommended shutting down the vet school altogether just last year - they only a few weeks ago actually reviewed this and decided to keep it open. So arguably Cambridge is actually possibly the last choice for a lot of vets, both historically and these days I think...?
There were also some issues a few years ago with some of the farms providing placemenst with racism against/in front of students and staff (although I think those partners have been dropped now, I don't know what if any review of the processes leading to approval of placement locations has occurred).
Regarding the accreditation and status of the vet school, interim accreditation has been granted again as I understand and the uni has approved the continuation of the course/department, so that should be less of a worry - I would expect if accreditation was withdrawn they would probably look at arranging for students to transfer to other vet schools or complete the clinical years at another vet school or similar...?
That said it does sound like there are likely to be restructures to the clinical services and staff, and it's hard to say how this will impact on students in the department in future. So that could be a consideration too.
In terms of a uni for "going out", students most certainly do go out at Cambridge, just as much and as hard as at other unis. I don't think there's going to be a significant difference there between Cambridge and Liverpool - students will be students wherever they may be...
Maybe see if you can go to an offer holder day and spend a bit more time at/around the unis without the pressure of impending interviews or uncertainty of applications (especially if you had online interviews or something for either/both), to get a better feel for them and if one is a better "fit" for you

I've been extremely lucky as to receive 3/4 vet school offers this year (as a year 13 student) from Liverpool (AAA), Cambridge (Selwyn college, I was pooled and offered A* - chemistry A*A in English and biology with no specification for which I need an A* in) and Surrey (AAA). I was rejected by Bristol, but I'm not bothered as it wasn't top of my list. Cambridge and Liverpool have always been my favourites, but now having offers from both, I'm not sure what to do. And obviously Cambridge has had its issues with the accreditation status.
With Liverpool, I'm mostly worried about the accommodation. Since vet is such a taxing course, I'm worried that my flatmates will likely be going out far more than me and I am someone who needs a lot of sleep to function lol. I almost feel as though Liverpool is too much of a going-out uni and Cambridge isn't enough? Not sure what to do - I want to have a good time at uni but also want to make sure I'm well looked after.
And Cambridge is quite a bit closer to home (I'm from London).
Anyone in a similar position?

Thank you! For me, I'd like to work abroad in Europe, particularly Sweden, but have definitely considered North America and Australia as In my opinion vets in the UK are vastly underpaid. Only thing I'm sort of deliberating about is whether the prestige of Cambridge bar their issues might help me get a job in Sweden, as the European accreditation seems to be fine. So many things to consider!

I've been extremely lucky as to receive 3/4 vet school offers this year (as a year 13 student) from Liverpool (AAA), Cambridge (Selwyn college, I was pooled and offered A* - chemistry A*A in English and biology with no specification for which I need an A* in) and Surrey (AAA). I was rejected by Bristol, but I'm not bothered as it wasn't top of my list. Cambridge and Liverpool have always been my favourites, but now having offers from both, I'm not sure what to do. And obviously Cambridge has had its issues with the accreditation status.
With Liverpool, I'm mostly worried about the accommodation. Since vet is such a taxing course, I'm worried that my flatmates will likely be going out far more than me and I am someone who needs a lot of sleep to function lol. I almost feel as though Liverpool is too much of a going-out uni and Cambridge isn't enough? Not sure what to do - I want to have a good time at uni but also want to make sure I'm well looked after.
And Cambridge is quite a bit closer to home (I'm from London).
Anyone in a similar position?

I think another thing to think about as well is that Cambridge is a 6 year programme whereas both Surrey and Liverpool are only 5 years. With Cambridge as well they do very little practical/ animal handling in the first couple of years so once again another thing to think about.