Every question,
answered honestly.

Ideally a few months before your intake. Early applicants get first pick of offers, scholarships and accommodation. September intakes often open the previous October.

After finishing your degree you can stay and work in the UK for 18 months (3 years for PhD) with no sponsorship needed — one of the strongest post-study offers anywhere.

Yes — most of our students receive £2,000–£10,000 in university merit scholarships, and national schemes like Chevening, Commonwealth and GREAT cover much more. Strong, early applications win scholarships.

For your first year, university halls or trusted providers (Unite, iQ) are safest — book before you fly. Your pre-departure brief covers what to check in a contract before you sign anything.

Budgets vary case to case as it depends on tuition and living costs, depending on the city and university. Scholarships and part-time work significantly reduce that.

The Graduate Route gives you 18 months to work in any role. Students from our cohorts typically land analyst, engineering, consulting and NHS-linked roles within 3–6 months of graduating.

Parents are welcome in every consultation. You'll always know what's been filed, what's pending and what it costs — complete transparency is the core of how I work.