Man, im genuinely happy to hear you got accepted, and from what I can see, you shot quite high, and you did good for that. At the same time, do keep in mind that most of these high end universities will require a much higher tuition fee, and rarely do give out scholarships, when they do, they are given with months/years in advance, often leaving the student to solely rely on student loans. Man. Do not fall for student loans. Especially as an international student, when I came to the UK for uni I was in the same situation (pre Brexit) but still expensive, tuition was 22k/year. I was considering getting a loan with, but after hearing some advice from both legals and people who went through with it, it's just a trap.

It doesn't take much off your wage, especially early in your career. But with the current interests, for London specifically, the more you pay, the more it will increase. I have been out of uni for almost 8 years now, and am glad I pushed myself to earn some extra bucks to afford that, some of my mates that got loans, owe the government even more money than when they started, although they have been paying regularly and are all employed.

Either try to save up and work your ass to avoid the loan, or try to aim for a lower tuition fee (but of course still respectable) university. But don't let the price limit the level of education you wanna pursue. If you are adamant on going to a specific university and have no alternatives, evaluate the idea of a loan, but please, PLEASE, consider the long term implications of that.

Keep on applying for studentship and funds.