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In the first year, how many hours per week do we have courses?

Basically what the title says. What are the differences between these wings, or does it not really matter?

I‘m currently deciding between LSE, Sciences Po, and Uni of Edinburgh. My offers from Sci Po and Edi are unconditional, but LSE gave me a conditional offer based on getting fives on all the APs I‘m taking this year (American qualification). I should get the grades on two of the exams, but for the third it could go either way. As such, I’m struggling to decide whether I should firm LSE and insurance Edi, or if I should commit fully to Sci Po.

If I went the UK direction, I’d have to completely give up Sci Po because I only get my exam results in July, which is after the Sci Po deadline. If I get the grades that would be great, but if I don’t, then I’m committing to Edi which is of course a good school, but definitely not on par with LSE or Sciences Po.

The reason this matters is that I toured Sciences Po and hated it, and I’m much happier with either the LSE or Edi programs. I toured LSE and really liked it, but didn’t tour Edi, which means if I don‘t get the grades, i would commit to a school I haven’t seen, which was an issue with Sci Po as well. Genuinely what should I do?

Is it actually safe to upload the documents they want? And do people find the landlords to be reliable?