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Bristol University is the most popular university in the UK with over 14 applicants for each spot. It offers courses in Economics, Law, Mathematics, Arts, Humanities, Physics, Finance and Chemistry, with Economics and Law being the most popular. Bristol is known for its strong academics, excellent facilities, and desirable location in 15th place globally in terms of reputation, higher than some prestigious American schools like Princeton University.
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