Choosing between University of Nottingham and University of Bristol and/or Durham University?

I'm applying to MS finance and investment courses at these two and MS corporate finance at the other, but most of my research is coming up as the fact that these two universities are more or less the same. However, I can't afford to pay all three of their application fees, I can pay one. What do you guys think, of as the better school in terms of employability in finance, cost of living, and faculty? Any ideas are welcome. 

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Thanks for your reply. I'm an international student so I don't think I can. I'm just worried about the placements into finance other than IBD from these universities. Especially, Bristol and Nottingham, since they seem more accomodating.

 

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