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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about UK university entry, Student Finance England, and our consultation services.

How do your consultation and admissions services work? ▼

We provide tailored, premium admissions management and consultation. Our qualified advisors guide you step-by-step through university selection, document review, and Student Finance England (SFE) processing to ensure optimal success.

Who is eligible for Student Finance England (SFE) funding? ▼

You may be eligible for full tuition fee coverage and maintenance living loans if you meet any of the following criteria:

  • UK / British Citizens residing in the UK for at least 3 years.
  • EU / EEA citizens with Settled Status (ILR).
  • EU citizens with Pre-Settled Status (who meet the migrant worker or 3-year UK residency criteria).
  • Individuals with Indefinite Leave to Remain, Humanitarian Protection, or Refugee status.
Can I apply if I don't have A-Levels or recent qualifications? ▼

Yes! Our foundation year pathways are specifically engineered for mature students, career changers, and learners without formal British A-Levels. Entry is typically based on an informal university assessment or relevant life/work experience rather than traditional exam certificates.

How much Maintenance Loan can I receive to help with living expenses? ▼

Depending on whether you study inside or outside London and your household circumstance, full-time undergraduate students can receive between £9,000 and over £13,000+ per academic year directly into their bank account in three scheduled termly instalments.

Can I work while studying full-time? ▼

Yes! Many of our partner university programmes feature blended or compressed timetables (e.g. 2 full days or selected evenings/weekends per week). This allows students to comfortably balance family responsibilities and part-time or full-time employment alongside their coursework.

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