I have encountered this kind of struggle. First of all, I ruled out Glasgow. Although the ranking and history of Glasgow are good, England is still the first choice for studying in Britain, and Scotland is a little behind. And the spoken English in Scotland and Glasgow, I promise, will subvert your imagination of British English. Studying abroad is not only about schools and majors, but also about feeling the local customs. It is also important to improve your English.

Manda ranks high, business schools are well-known, cities are relatively new, facilities are perfect, the economy is developed, and there are many people in China, including Chinatown in Manchester City. I spent 20 13 of the Spring Festival in Manchester Chinatown, which was quite atmospheric. You can also watch Manchester United's game in Manchester City. Old Trafford, the home of Manchester United, is also a holy land in the eyes of fans. Of course, this is another story.

I study in Birmingham. I'm from Birmingham University. Birmingham is the second largest city in Britain, but there is still a gap with London, which is like the feeling of a second-tier city in China. However, life is convenient. There are many students in China, China, and the prices are not so high. The cost of living is lower than that of Manchester City, because it is an old industrial city. The life center of Birmingham is not far from Birmingham University. It is worth mentioning that Birmingham University is still very beautiful. It's the kind of English university you imagine. After all, he is a member of the Russell Group.

Finally, let me talk about Nan 'an. Nan 'an is a small coastal city, from which the famous Tetnica set sail for the United States. Nan 'an is at the bottom of the four rankings. I suggest that if you have the first three options, don't consider this. The city is also very small, not on the same level as the first three.

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