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Simple application procedures

BOARDING SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

Some independent schools have formal application procedures and prefer pupils to apply up to a year before they wish to start. Other schools are more informal and welcome applications at any time. Most schools start in September, although other dates are available. Applications can be made through the Independent Schools Council Information Service (ISCIS).

Degree courses

To apply for full-time degree courses and higher national diplomas (HNDs), you simply make a single approach through the centralised application process. This service is provided by Universities and Colleges Admissions Services (UCAS). All UK universities (except the Open University) and most colleges of higher education are members of UCAS. Some universities accept applications directly from international students, so remember to check the university prospectus before you begin.

Postgraduate programmes

You should apply directly to the university or college that runs the course you want to do.
You should contact the institution of your choice and ask for a prospectus and application form. Make sure that you meet the requirements (e.g. academic, English language) of the course.Some institutions now accept applications via the Internet. Applying this way can speed up your application and admission procedures considerably. For a list of UK universities please visit the EducationUK website

Career-based courses

There is no closing date for application to the majority of these courses, but leave yourself enough time to apply for a visa, make travel arrangements and find accommodation.
Remember that the course will have specific start dates, many around the beginning of the academic year, which is in September.

Applications should be made direct to the institution by contacting the institution, and asking for a prospectus and application form.

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