The offer of logistics graduate school has come down. Which is Cardiff or Cranfield? !

Being obsessed with the school rankings shows that you haven't made clear your future goals.

The purpose of studying abroad must be to prepare for better employment in the future. Since this is the purpose, why not go to a more professional school to study? So I recommend Cranfield.

In fact, it can be seen from your description that you are inclined to Cranfield, but you are worried that the course is too tight and you can't graduate on time. If you really want to go out and get a diploma, you don't have to choose, and there are many diploma workshops in Britain, hehe, but do you want to get a diploma?

If you want to work in England after graduation, you should choose Cranfield. It doesn't matter if ordinary people don't know, what's important is that employers know. For example, Dalian Maritime University may be unknown to many people, but it is very powerful in the maritime circle and maritime law circle. Companies with employment needs will not go to Tsinghua, Peking University for recruitment, but will go to maritime recruitment for this reason. It is very important that the classmates around you are your future connections.

If you return to China after graduation, the school ranking will be even more meaningless. Employers don't care what your school ranks. Unless you are a world-famous university like LBS, it all looks the same-a master's degree or a bachelor's degree. I have met some returnees, and some proudly say that their schools are top-notch in Britain. If you ask about work experience, or some practical work questions, it will be dull.