<p>I’m planning to study abroad for a semester of my junior year in college, and right now, my options are Cork, Ireland (University College Cork), Glasgow, Scotland (University of Glasgow), and London, England (University College London or King’s College). I love pretty, walkable cities, but also want to make sure I have tons of interesting experiences in my semester abroad, so I’m not sure which location/school would be best. Does anyone have experience with any of these locations or could compare them? Thanks!</p>
<p>If you’re rich and want to visit other European countries, choose London.</p>
<p>If you’re rich and don’t care about that, choose Cork.</p>
<p>If you’re poor, then don’t go on this vacation. If you must, choose Glasgow.</p>
<p>My daughter is just finishing her Junior semester abroad in Glasgow. She doesn’t want to leave, she loves it so much. It wasn’t her first choice when she went, but so glad she ended up there. It is a very liveable, walkable city with everyone very friendly. Trips to Poland, Ireland, London, etc.</p>