You can consider the university course as being your backup plan.
Edinburgh (and Glasgow/Dundee/Aberdeen) has a great tech community. Between university and meeting people from the tech community you'll have plenty of things to do.
Being a CS student would open a lot more doors than not having a degree.
I help organise a monthly tech meeting called Techmeetup ( http://techmeetup.co.uk ) and we get a lot of people who are looking to find (paid) interns/hire full time employees/find co-founders.
I actuality considered Scotland but by then the UCAS deadline passed so I forgot about it.
Transferring is a ptetty great idea, I will definitely look into it.
You can consider the university course as being your backup plan. Edinburgh (and Glasgow/Dundee/Aberdeen) has a great tech community. Between university and meeting people from the tech community you'll have plenty of things to do.
Being a CS student would open a lot more doors than not having a degree. I help organise a monthly tech meeting called Techmeetup ( http://techmeetup.co.uk ) and we get a lot of people who are looking to find (paid) interns/hire full time employees/find co-founders.