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Here is a mistake that thousands of applicants make every year: they choose a university first and then pick a course at that university. The decision sounds like "I want to go to University X" rather than "I want to study this specific course, and University X offers the best version of it."
This might seem like a subtle difference, but it matters enormously. You are going to spend hundreds of hours in lectures, seminars, and workshops. You will write essays, sit exams, complete coursework, and possibly do a dissertation on topics within your chosen course. If the course itself does not excite you, no amount of university prestige or campus beauty will compensate.
Two universities might both offer "BA History," but the actual experience could be completely different:
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