ANY regrets of studying at imperial

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The video taps into a common dilemma for students choosing between prestigious universities, offering a relatable perspective on the decision-making process and its potential long-term implications.

Summary

The speaker discusses their decision to study at Imperial College London instead of Cambridge, reflecting on the pros and cons of each. They ultimately feel that being in London offered better career prospects due to proximity to employers.

Structure

1Question about regrets studying at Imperial
2First choice was Cambridge, second was Imperial
3Considering financial and technical capabilities
4Proximity to employers in London vs. Cambridge
5Campus aesthetics and overall fit

Product placement

Imperial: it is a university where the speaker studied. It merely appears. Cambridge: it is a university where the speaker considered studying. It merely appears. Oxford: it is a university where the speaker considered studying. It merely appears.

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Do you have any coming regrets of studying at Imperial? My first choice was for Cambridge Engineering, my second choice was Imperial. I know there, looking back now, financially, I think I get all the technical capabilities I would have gone in Cambridge, being in London, it just puts you closer to employers, going to uni in London is probably better than being in the middle of Cambridge. The only regret I can see from that is just visited Cambridge and Oxford and Cambridge are so campus very, quite and um, do like, could be a bit aesthetically pleasing. Everything else, maybe like, I could have learned better. I probably the um, not uni for me.