UCAS
Applications go through UCAS. You need a high school diploma, A Level / IB / SAT scores, IELTS / TOEFL and references.
Undergraduate
Degrees usually take 3 years. Minors and double majors are available, and 4-year "sandwich courses" include a year of work experience.
An undergraduate degree abroad usually takes 3 years; applications go through UCAS, and tuition is £10,000–33,000 a year.
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Applications go through UCAS. You need a high school diploma, A Level / IB / SAT scores, IELTS / TOEFL and references.
Required for students without A Levels; it builds language and academic skills.
For students whose grades or language level fall short, it leads straight into the second year of a degree.
Students who do not yet meet the requirements are accepted once they do.
You can choose up to five courses on UCAS.
Enter your personal details.
Add your schools, grades and chosen courses.
Share your projects and any work experience.
Attach your personal statement and references.
Pay the UCAS application fee.
Between £10,000 and £33,000 a year, depending on the city, course and scholarships. Add accommodation, transport and food to your budget.
For the student visa (Tier 4) you need:
EFC Education offers students who want to study abroad: