Oxbridge (Oxford and Cambridge) are the best universities, but are very difficult to get into. London School of Economics is also a very good school, but hard to get into.
Your best bet is the University of Bristol, which is in a large city, and it has an excellent reputation. I went there and I had a great time and got an excellent education.
Other choices are Bath, Exeter, Durham and Nottingham. If you are willing to go up to Scotland, try the University of St. Andrew's, or the University of Edinburgh.
2007-05-15 08:06:12
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answered by Sarah M 2
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There are so many good universities, where do I begin!
Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, UCL, Notttingham, Manchester, Kings College, Warwick, Durham, Bristol etc.
Check out the Times Good University Guide which is online for the university rankings.
The general rule is the further your university is from London, the cheaper the living costs.
Hope this helps & all the best!
2007-05-16 03:57:30
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answered by acidten 5
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You need to narrow down your list. If your results are good you can choose a lot of unis, but if not you can't. Oxford and Cambridge are the usual top picks for those that can qualify. Others include Bath, LSE, Warwick, UCL, King's.. etc.
It depends on what you want. Eg: How far from London?, city life/campus life? (Living further from the city will be cheaper living costs), some unis are well known for some courses -- more than other unis that might have a bigger name.
2007-05-15 04:14:05
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answered by Aris 1
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Oxford and Cambridge are the best, but the entry requirements are very strict. IfUu know what course of study you want to pursue, U might find that other unis would suit U better.e.g. Bournemouth is well-known for its media courses.
Hope this helps
2007-05-15 03:59:00
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answered by SKCave 7
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Oxford, Leeds, Cambridge
2007-05-15 03:36:08
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answered by Anonymous
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Oxford......
2007-05-15 03:37:02
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answered by Anonymous
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