/sci/ - Science & Math

guys im applying for MSc's across the country and there are only 2 that have the exact program i want (control systems). one of them is a pretty decent uni with a really fucking well thought-out program (manchester) and the other is a top uni with an extremely difficult and unorganized looking program (not to mention expensive both tuition-wise and location wise aka imperial). is it always worth it to go to the better uni? manchester has a class for every major control strategy, perfectly blanketing all of modern control engineering. while imperial's program seems to be just a bunch of scattered electives on random topics that the professors are interested in.

what do

>>11391382
>lit shit
>be whitehead
>write one of the most important and famous mathematical texts of all time
>pivot and write one of the most important and influential philsophical texts of all time
>lit shit
>mfw