London school of economics or Edinburgh for social policy/politics degree?

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02-29-2008, 06:19 PM

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London school of economics or Edinburgh for social policy/politics degree?

Which of the universities degrees will be favoured by potential employers. My daughter has been offered places in the 5 unis
that she applied for and has short listed Edinburgh and LSE but is finding it hard to chose as she liked both on the visits. Does anyone have any info on the two
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