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	Our Scholarship Database is the only place on the web that lists scholarships just for US citizens who want to do a full degree in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland or Wales.

Find Funding

	Funding for graduate and professional study

To meet immigration requirements, you must prove that you can fund your course and living expenses in the UK.

But don’t worry! Studying in the UK is more affordable than you may think when you consider all that the UK has to offer. Shorter courses, competitive tuition fees, federal aid loans, scholarships and the ability to work during your studies all present attractive financial incentives.

		Financial incentives
		From free health insurance to student discount cards, you get plenty of bonuses when you choose the UK for your studies.

		Tuition
		Learn the average costs of tuition and find out the differences between home and overseas fees.

		Cost of living
		We tell you how much to reserve for the necessities: housing, food, going out, shopping and more.

		Scholarships
		Our one-of-a-kind Scholarship Database lists scholarships for US citizens. And we give great tips on how to start your own funding search.

		Federal aid
		Most UK universities allow US citizens to fund studies with federal aid. We give you step-by-step instructions on the process.

		Working while you study
		Did you know that you can work part-time as a student? Find out more.

		Marshall Scholarships
		This prestigious award funds study for high-achieving recent graduates of US universities. Find out the eligibility requirements.

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Funding advice for non-US citizens

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