<p>Hey guys, </p>
<p>just wondering if anyone could suggest which you would pick if u wer to choose between going to London School of Economics or Boston University? Dont forget to take the potential social life as a girl, or lack of one, into account. Also, tuition costs arnt so much an issue in the sense that it should not affect your opinions as they even out in the end - UK is 3 yrs of uni vs. US being 4 yrs. </p>
<p>thanks everyone.</p>
<p>If you were comparing academics LSE triumphs over BU, but in terms of quality of life, BU beats all. Boston is such a great city to go to school in and the potential social life as a girl (in your case) would be much better in Boston, than in London. Did you get into both schools? Tell me what you pick in the end, I’m curious, haha.</p>
<p>Boston beats London? For real?! As a Bostonian, I love my city, but, with the exception of higher education and sports, it cannot compete with London. In term of culture, social life, career prospect, and let’s not forget a train ride away from the rest of Europe, London, by far, offers everything. Unless you are terrified of big cities or don’t have the money to live in one, I say pick London over Boston.</p>
<p>yea i got into both schools, but im stuck deciding on which one to go to. for me each have equal pros and cons, so its a pretty hard choice to make.</p>