With results day well underway, many future uni students will be getting a better idea of what their prospects are and which university they want to attend.
While many students will have already received offers from their chosen universities, others may be going through the clearing process or have been waiting to receive their A level results before making the ultimate final decision for their education.
To help you make a more informed decision around where you're going to spend the next four years or more in education, we've compiled the top 100 universities in the UK, according to the latest Guardian league table.
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Each year the Guardian compiles a list of the top universities based on a range of factors including student satisfaction with courses and teaching, money spent, student to staff ratios, how many students continue in their studies and career prospects. Each university is given a score out of 100 based on this research and the institutions are then ranked in order.
The top university this year is the University of Oxford closely followed by the University of Cambridge. In third place is St Andrews in Scotland, followed by the London School of Economics, both of which have scores above 90.
Here are the top 100 British universities, according to data from the Guardian.
UK university rankings 2022
1. Oxford
2. Cambridge
3. St Andrews
4. London School of Economics
5. Durham
6. Warwick
7. Imperial College
8. Bath
9. UCL
10. Loughborough
11. Glasgow
12. Edinburgh
13. Lancaster
14. Bristol
15. Exeter
16. Leeds
17. Southampton
= 18. York
= 18. Strathclyde
20. Aberdeen
21. Chichester
22. Royal Holloway
23. King's College London
24. Swansea
25. Aston
26. University of the Arts London
27. Sheffield
28. Manchester
29. Birmingham
30. Leicester
31. Dundee
32. University for the Creative Arts
33. Queen's, Belfast
34. Lincoln
35. West London
= 36. UWE Bristol
= 36. Heriot-Watt
= 38. Coventry
= 38. Cardiff
40. Liverpool
= 41. Northumbria
= 41. UEA
= 41. Plymouth
44. Sussex
45. Kingston
= 46. Oxford Brookes
= 46. Bolton
48. Keele
49. Stirling
50. Kent
51. Queen Mary
52. Nottingham
53. Hull
54. Huddersfield
= 55. Nottingham Trent
= 55. Newcastle
57. Surrey
58. Ulster
=59. Sheffield Hallam
=59. Derby
61. Reading
= 62. Manchester Met
= 62. Cardiff Met
= 64. Aberystwyth
= 64. Essex
66. Glyndwr
= 67. Birmingham City
= 67. Suffolk
69. Glasgow Caledonian
70. Edge Hill
71. Gloucestershire
72. Staffordshire
73. Edinburgh Napier
74. Trinity Saint David
= 75. Portsmouth
= 75. Liverpool John Moores
= 77. SOAS
= 77. Bucks New University
79. Bradford
= 80. Teesside
= 80. Chester
82. South Wales
83. Robert Gordon
84. York St John
85. Queen Margaret
86. Bangor
87. London Met
88. Abertay
89. Bournemouth
90. Hertfordshire
91. Bath Spa
= 92. Worcester
= 92. Sunderland
= 94. Greenwich
= 94. Salford
96. Roehampton
= 97. Solent
= 97. Central Lancashire
= 97. Anglia Ruskin
= 97. Liverpool Hope
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