Clear guides to courses, documents and funding. With official sources when you want to learn more.
If you're a European citizen living in England, your EU Settlement Scheme status decides what funding you can apply for to study a degree. We explain it clearly, with no small print.
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A Student Finance loan isn't like a bank loan: you only pay if you earn more than a minimum, you pay according to what you earn and, after a while, anything left is written off. We explain it with numbers.
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A negative answer isn't always the end. Often a document is missing, some information is wrong or there's another route. We tell you what to check and what you can do.
Read the guide →In the UK there's no age limit for starting a degree. Many people study while they work and look after their family, and there's support designed for them. This is how it's done.
Read the guide →Both prepare you to get into university if you don't have the grades or haven't studied for a while. But they work differently: where you do them, how they're paid for and what happens next.
Read the guide →Choosing a degree means deciding how you'll spend the next few years and what you'll do afterwards. You don't need to be sure from the start: you need a method.
Read the guide →You have probably heard it: “It is a Russell Group university.” These are 24 universities well known for their research. But they are not the only route to a good degree, and they are not always the best option for everyone.
Read the guide →A share code proves your immigration status (settled or pre-settled). You will be asked for it for Student Finance and your application. You can get it free in a few minutes.
Read the guide →Many people study for a degree while working. You can combine both if you choose the right course and organise your time. Here is what you need to know about timetables, money and support.
Read the guide →Not all English tests are for the same thing. One may get you admitted to university but not count for the visa. Before you pay for a test, check which one you need.
Read the guide →For the student visa you have to show that you can pay your tuition fees and live during your course. We explain the official figures, with examples.
Read the guide →To study in the UK for more than 6 months, you need a Student visa. The order matters: first your place, then your CAS, then your funds and finally your visa.
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