Quick Guide

Well over 300,000 full time students enter UK universities each year at undergraduate level, including thousands from overseas, not to mention thousands of part-time students and others at graduate level. The opportunities have increased hugely in recent years as the British university sector has expanded, giving today's students a wide variety of choice.

Degree courses are available in hundreds of different subject areas; universities vary widely in size, facilities, accommodation, style and atmosphere.

Entry is competitive; tuition fees and living costs are considerable.

There is an increasing number of students aged over 20, and many in their 40s, applying to British universities for the first time, particularly on a part-time basis.

OUR TIPS:

be clear about your reasons for wanting to go to university, don't just follow the crowd
research the options in detail before making your applications
plan well in advance
it pays to get professional advice

Mistakes can be costly in financial and emotional terms, not to mention with regard to lost time. Far too many students are leaving university early or are under-performing because they are unhappy on their course, largely because they didn't plan sufficiently before applying. Don't become another one of these statistics!

LET US HELP YOU

This website is designed to offer specialist advice to

all students applying to British universities, whether from this country or overseas
those already at university and unhappy with their choice of campus or course and
those looking for Alternatives To University Study.

If you would like individual help with your applications or any of the other issues discussed on this website, please click here. Please note that there is a fee for some of these services.