Study Advice – Applying to UK institutions
There are various ways of applying to UK institutions for different educational levels.
1: Schools – UK schools normally email their registration forms to students if they consider students for the level applying after assessing their school and related school performance reports.
2: Colleges – Students can apply to UK state or independent colleges for post-16 or even undergraduate levels using their direct application forms. Students will need to provide school reports, higher education transcripts, reference letters, personal statement or any additional award they wish to submit with their applications.
3: Universities – The normal application for undergraduate courses is via www.ucas.com . Some universities may use their direct application form but need to find out first.
For postgraduate courses, universities will require students applying via online. Some universities will use their direct applications format. Some will apply via www.ukpass.com (ucas master application route).
General Application Completed application form |
General Application School reports / academic transcripts and certificates |
General Application Proof of English language proficiency e.g. IELTS or TOEFL |
General Application Proof of financial status (for visa application) |
General Application 1 or 2 reference letters (from current schools or employers) |
Postgraduate Application Proof of working experience (for application to postgraduate courses) |
Postgraduate Application Awards or published journals |
Postgraduate Application Other supporting documents such as GMAT (for application to some MBA programmes) |
We will be able to help forward your application materials to chosen institutions and follow up as necessary. It normally takes approximately six weeks to process.