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UCAS admission
Given that the vast majority of universities and higher education establishments in the United Kingdom use the service UCASUnder the UCAS system, all students planning to pursue undergraduate studies in the UK must apply via UCAS – including home students (generally British and European students, as well as international students). Personal details Once logged onto…
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Higher education in England: How much does it cost?
With some of the world’s oldest and most prestigious universities on its territory, the United Kingdom attracts numerous European and international students every year, ready to expatriate to benefit from the aura of these higher education establishments. But this project comes at a price. For in cost of studies In addition student life expenses :…
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10 steps to a successful UCAS application for entry to a degree program at your dream UK university
If you wish to follow a Bachelor’s >program in the UK, you will have to familiarise yourself with ‘UCAS‘, the centralised application platform. Here, we have split the UCAS procedure into 10 key steps to summarise the application process from start to finish. Step 1 : Sign up online via UCAS Apply The first step…
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Interview with Sigrid – Economics and Econometrics student at the University of Exeter
Sigrid is studying ‘BSc Economics with Econometrics at the University of Exeter in England. . Although French, she took her ‘A Levels’ exams in England and achieved very good results (A*AA, the equivalent of a ‘Mention Très Bien’ in the Bac) before being admitted to Exeter, her first choice of university. Read her testimonial below…
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Interview with Laura – Classics student at the University of St Andrews
Laura is a Classics student (Latin and Ancient Greek) at the University of St Andrews. After passing her Bac littéraire in France with an average of almost 19/20, she was admitted to the prestigious University of St Andrews in Scotland. Read her testimonial below and find out more about her university experience at St Andrews!…
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5 tips for writing a cover letter in English
Visit letter of motivation is of particular importance to your university application form. It reflects your personality, your ambitions and your motivation. Cleverly written, your cover letter can have a decisive impact on your admission process within a first-rate establishment abroad. Here are some tips on how to how to write an excellent cover letter…
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Interview with Matthew – an Engineering student at the University of Warwick
Matthew is a British student who studies Mechanical Engineering at the University of Warwick in central England. After completing his A Levels in the South of England with very high grades (A*A*A), he was admitted to Warwick, a stunning campus in central England that he was pleased to discover on an open day. Read on…
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Interview with Lorcan – History student at Selwyn College, University of Cambridge
Lorcan C. is a 2nd year student at Selwyn College, Cambridge University. A student in History, he answers all our questions about the admission process to the prestigious Cambridge University. Writing your UCAS Personal Statement During the summer before my final year, writing my UCAS Personal Statement was an important part of my application: Oxford…
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Read our interview with Constance, who is studying engineering at Imperial College London and explains why she chose Imperial for her Bachelor’s degree!
Constance is a Biomedical Engineering student at Imperial College London in England. After passing her Bac in France, she was accepted at the prestigious Imperial College London. Read her testimonial below and find out more about her university experience at Imperial College! Profile FIRST NAME : Constance NATIONALITY : Française NAME OF COURSE FOLLOWED :…
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The UCAS story
The UCAS University and College Admissions Service is a UK-based organization whose main role is to manage the application process for UK universities. UCAS was formed in 1992 by the merger of the Central Universities Council (UCCA) and the Polytechnics Central Admissions System (PCAS). Where does the name UCAS come from? The name UCAS is…