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Session Recordings

This years World Class Study in London (WCSiL) Counsellors' Conference will beÌýheld virtually on Monday 28th March 2022 and Tuesday 29th March 2022.Ìý

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Tuition fees

Fee status classification

An applicant's fee status is assessed in accordance withÌýguidelines provided by theÌý.

We advise candidates to refer to the guidance available on theÌý

Home/UK students

The tuition fee for new UK students starting a course in September 2022ÌýisÌý£9,250Ìýfor academic yearÌý2022/23.Ìý

The fee may rise with inflation in the subsequent years of study.

EU students

TheÌýÌýthat students from the EU, other EEA countries and/or Switzerland starting a course on or after 1 August 2022Ìýwill be charged the Overseas fee.

It is our understanding that this does not apply to Irish students or students benefitting from Citizens’ Rights under the EU Withdrawal Agreement, EEA EFTA Separation Agreement or Swiss Citizens’ Rights Agreement respectively.

We anticipate thatÌýstudents who have been granted settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme will generally be eligible for home fee status if they have been ordinarily resident in the UK and Islands for at least 3 years.Ìý
Students with pre-settled status and 3 years’ residence in the UK, Gibraltar, EEA, Switzerland or the British/EU overseas territories (unless that residence was wholly or mainly for the purpose of education) are also likely to qualify for home fee status.Ìý

Please refer to theÌýÌýandÌý.Ìý

Guidance and advice on fee status assessment is available from theÌý

Overseas students

The tuition fee for Overseas students will vary between institutions and the course studied. Please visit our individual institution tuition fee webpages for more information:

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Financial Support

Living Support

We suggest that students budget £1,100-£1,300 a month to cover living costs, including accommodation. We recommend that students start thinking about budgeting before starting their degree programme. There are lots of online tools and resources available to help students plan a budget and think about managing their money, as well as advice on our individual institution websites. The following may be helpful:

GovernmentÌýSupport

Home/UK students

The Maintenance Loan is designed to support full-time students living in England with the cost of living.ÌýStudents can apply for a maintenance loan via the funding authority,Ìý.

The maintenance loan amount will vary depending on where the student lives, studies and their household income.Ìý

A proportion of the maintenance loan is available to all eligible students, regardless of their financial situation, referred to as a 'guaranteed loan'. The remaining amount is means-tested, determined by household income. The maximum loan amount for students living away from home in London inÌý2022-23ÌýisÌý£12,667.

The arrangements are different for students living in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales:

• Students living in Northern Ireland:
• Students living in Scotland:
• Students living in Wales:

EU and overseas students

Overseas students, i.e. those from outside the UK, are not generally eligible for a maintenance loan.Ìý

However, funding may be available for overseas students from external agencies, bodies or their home government. Visit theÌýÌýandÌýÌýwebsites for more information.

Students who have been granted settled status under the EUSS will generally be eligible for maintenance support if they have been ordinarily resident in the UK and Islands for at least 3 years.ÌýThe SLC will award tuition fee and maintenance support to EEA and Swiss workers, and their family members, where the student has pre-settled status and 3 years’ residency in the UK, Gibraltar, EEA and Switzerland. They will also ask for financial evidence to confirm applicants are working, have worked or are looking for work, for example, P60 or a letter from an employer. Please see theÌýtheÌýÌýandÌýÌýThese arrangements have not yet been confirmed. The UK government are expected to publish Regulations in early 2021.Ìý

Institution specific financial support

All five of our institutions offer generous financial support packages, including bursaries and scholarships, to support undergraduate students studying at our universities. Financial support is available to UK and Overseas (including EU/EEA) students.Ìý

The eligibility criteria, award value and application processes will vary.

Please visit our individual institution pages for more detailed information:

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Degree Information

¹û¶³Ó°Ôº has hundreds of undergraduate programmes. They include single subjects, combinations, vocational programmes, and interdisciplinary options.

A full list can be foundÌýhere.

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If you have students who are undecidedÌýor are looking to explore a new subject area, we have manyÌýinteresting programmes apart from the conventional (and often oversubscribed) programmes. We have identified these as ‘do something different’ programmes. Together they represent some of our newest, most ground-breakingÌýprogrammes, offering routes into highly rewarding careers.

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Admissions information

¹û¶³Ó°Ôº is a popular university. Given the competition for places, our entry requirements are challenging and in order to be considered students must have met or be predicted to meet the minimum requirements for the programme they are interested in.

We therefore recommend that students only apply to programmes for which they meet the requirements.Ìý

Each of our programmes has specific requirements and those requirements are stated on the programme information pages of our websiteÌýhere.

You can find the requirements for students offering qualifications other than A levels and the IB within the above pages by selecting the relevant country from the International applications tab.

If the High School you work for does not offer a qualification recognized by ¹û¶³Ó°Ôº for direct entry, your students would be considered for theÌý¹û¶³Ó°Ôº International Foundation year.

¹û¶³Ó°Ôº offersÌýPre-Sessional English coursesÌýfor UG applicants with a ¹û¶³Ó°Ôº conditional offer.

More information about the application process, how we select our students and other frequently asked admissions questions can be foundÌýhere

Information for international students

Information by country on minimum entry requirements, English Language qualifications and how to contact your country representative can be foundÌýhere.

Fee status classificationÌýandÌýfees and funding information Visa and Immigration advice

Information for UK students

• Contextual admissions
• Widening participationÌý
• Access and participation plan

Academic resources

¹û¶³Ó°Ôº providesÌýacademic support and resourcesÌýfor improving students study while on their degree programme.

Student Support

¹û¶³Ó°ÔºÌýoffer a range of student support and wellbeing services to supportÌýstudents throughout their time at university

Virtual resources for students

• Events & Open DaysÌý
• Podcast
• ¹û¶³Ó°Ôº News

¹û¶³Ó°Ôº Study PrepÌýis a free online course for students in their final year of high school who are preparing to study at any university.Ìý

¹û¶³Ó°ÔºÌý MindsÌýrun events that cover a range of topics across talks, seminars, workshops, lectures, performances and exhibitions open to everyone.

Resources for counsellors and teachers

Our dedicated page for counsellors and teachers provides lots of information and resources, all in one place, to help you support your students.

Visiting ¹û¶³Ó°Ôº

Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all ¹û¶³Ó°Ôº campus tours and international visits have been suspended for the foreseeable future.Ìý

Students canÌýregister their interestÌýto be notified of virtual events relevant to them.

Imperial College London

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Conference resources

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Admission Information

Information for students

Academic Resources

Additional Resources

Visiting Imperial

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SOAS

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Degree programmes

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Admissions information

Information for students

Academic resources

Student support

Virtual resources for students

Resources for parents

Visiting SOAS

KCL

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Degree programmes

King's College London offer an extensive range of courses covering the arts, humanities, law, the sciences (including a wide range of health areas such as psychology, medicine, nursing and dentistry) and social sciences including international affairs. Information about our faculties and departments can be accessedÌý

Applying to King'sÌý

Information for international students

Academic resources

Student support

Who to contact

London School ofÌýEconomics and Political Science

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Degree programmes

• LSE offers 41Ìýundergraduate degrees. A full list of programmes can be found under theÌý

Admissions information

• Ìý- guidance regarding subject combinations, mathematics requirements, GCSEs and use of contextual information.Ìý

Information for international students

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Information for UK students

Academic resources

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Student support

• LSE offers a range of academic and student wellbeing services to support students throughout their time at the School. An overview has been providedÌý.Ìý
• Applicants are advised to disclose their disability on the UCAS application. The applicant shouldÌýÌýas early as possible so that the School can start arranging support and making necessary adjustments.ÌýÌýÌýÌý

Virtual resources for students

There are lots of ways for prospective students to find out more about applying to and studying at LSE.Ìý

• ÌýandÌýÌý- listen to session recordings delivered by academic departments, support services and current students.
• - an introductory presentation and Q&A session.Ìý
• - submit your questions to a member of the Student Marketing and Recruitment team.
• Additional online resources, including webinars, student video diaries,Ìýstudent blogs and the School's YouTube channel are available on ourÌý

Events and resources for teachers

Resources for parents

Visiting LSE

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Who to contact

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