Excuse me, but I've just completed my A-levels (half a year for A2 is beyond overkill), and I'm looking around for a law university.

I've narrowed down the choices to two: BAC and Taylor's.
For all I have researched, with twinning programs in UKT, I'll be able to achieve my goal of getting into the BPTC.

However, choosing between the two is a problem. Note that my parents told me to disregard the price, since the UKT programs for the two only has a 5k per year difference between the two.

Taylor's has the university environment my parents want me to be in (I'm spent all my education years in a room as much as possible), and has the better lecturer-student ratio.

BAC doesn't have these, looking at the sheer number of students and the fact that the environment is basically 'loud streets'. Also the fact that they are less reluctant to drop students. However, the fact that it's the (said to be) best law school in Malaysia is a factor I always come back to.

Thank you for your opinion.

Well I did my A-levels in help, but really there's nothing there.
So hard to find lunch on weekends. Which is the bane of my existence.

I think Taylor's provides 5 choices. HELP I think similar number.
It's just BAC with the retarded amount of choices.