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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I love it that UK people really take satisfaction ratings seriously. https://thetab.com/2025/07/28/students-at-these-23-uk-unis-get-better-teaching-than-at-russell-group-unis-in-2025[/quote] This is much more of a big deal than most parents would like to admit. My son went to LSE and graduated 2 years ago. HE was miserable. He loved London, but he said it was almost like a community college (commuter school) when it comes to socials. A lot of dorms are far, no sense of community whatsoever. He thrived academically and it has been tremendous on his resume. But he discouraged his younger brother from applying.[/quote] 50% of undergrads at LSE are from overseas, if you count in grads its 70% of the total students. Most of those are rich and not part of any kind of UK community. All London universities suffer for lack of an actual campus and commute / expensive locations, but LSE really is the worst of the lot for that. [/quote] I would take LSE’s campus over King’s by a mile. Housing is indeed tricky though.[/quote]
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