Be all that you can be

Before you decide on which university to go to it might be worth looking at the League Tables that are printed every year by the Guardian (you can also find them online with a search).

These tables will show you how well your potential university is performing in terms of how many graduates they have and at what level, although bear in mind that these tables do not always specify down to departmental levels, so a slightly lower scoring university overall might have a better specific department than a higher scoring university.

If you look on the Economic and Social Research Council’s (ESRC) website and on the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s (AHRC) website you can find a list of university departments that qualify for ESRC and AHRC recognition and funding, which means that they excel in those fields at least.

A final point to consider is that just because you might be attending a University or department that is recognised as being at the top of its particular tree does not mean that you will be guaranteed better grades. All the work and dedication will still be yours and all a good university will be able to offer you is good facilities and good academics to teach you.

So you can count on a high graded university to have all the facilities you need, but you still need to be sure that you want to dedicate up to 4 years of your life studying full time.

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