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Student life at Manchester vs Bristol

I am an international South Asian student applying for an undergraduate course in Biomedical Science. I have received conditional offers from both uni of manchester as well as bristol, with my marks being a contender for both as well.

I'm having a hard time choosing between the two. In theory I suppose manchester would be the better option as it is ranked higher, but some of my relatives staying in the UK have told me that Manchester isn't a great city to live in, especially as an Asian. They advised me to go for Bristol instead solely because of this.

I am quite particular about the city I am going to be staying in as well. Does anyone have any insights on the students life at Bristol vs Manchester? (Specifically for international students)

PS: I am aware of the difference in the cost of living as well, which once again favours Manchester.

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u/potayto-potaato — 6 days ago

Student life at Manchester vs Bristol: Which is better for international students?

I am an Indian student applying for an undergraduate course in Biomedical Science. I have received conditional offers from both uni of manchester as well as bristol, with my marks being a contender for both as well.

I'm having a hard time choosing between the two. In theory I suppose manchester would be the better option as it is ranked higher, but some of my relatives staying in the UK have told me that Manchester isn't a great city to live in, especially as an Asian. They advised me to go for Bristol instead solely because of this.

I am quite particular about the city I am going to be staying in as well. Does anyone have any insights on the students life at Bristol vs Manchester? (Specifically for international students)

PS: I am aware of the difference in the cost of living as well, which once again favours Manchester.

My_qualifications:

Cbse class 12 97.2%

Cbse class 10 97%

Applying for bsc biomedical science

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u/potayto-potaato — 7 days ago

Student life at Manchester vs Bristol

I am an international South Asian student applying for an undergraduate course in Biomedical Science. I have received conditional offers from both uni of manchester as well as bristol, with my marks being a contender for both as well.

I'm having a hard time choosing between the two. In theory I suppose manchester would be the better option as it is ranked higher, but some of my relatives staying in the UK have told me that Manchester isn't a great city to live in, especially as an Asian. They advised me to go for Bristol instead solely because of this.

I am quite particular about the city I am going to be staying in as well. Does anyone have any insights on the students life at Bristol vs Manchester? (Specifically for international students)

PS: I am aware of the difference in the cost of living as well, which once again favours Manchester.

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u/potayto-potaato — 7 days ago
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Student life at Manchester vs Bristol

I am an international South Asian student applying for an undergraduate course in Biomedical Science. I have received conditional offers from both uni of manchester as well as bristol, with my marks being a contender for both as well.

I'm having a hard time choosing between the two. In theory I suppose manchester would be the better option as it is ranked higher, but some of my relatives staying in the UK have told me that Manchester isn't a great city to live in, especially as an Asian. They advised me to go for Bristol instead solely because of this.

I am quite particular about the city I am going to be staying in as well. Does anyone have any insights on the students life at Bristol vs Manchester? (Specifically for international students)

PS: I am aware of the difference in the cost of living as well, which once again favours Manchester.

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u/potayto-potaato — 7 days ago