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The document provides information about studying in the UK for international students. It discusses the UCAS application process, including key deadlines and requirements like personal statements and predicted grades. Some key statistics are presented on UK higher education, such as there being over 325 institutions and 530,000 applicants receiving offers last year. Differences between the UK and US systems are outlined, such as the UK focusing on applying to a specific course rather than college. University rankings and reputations are also briefly covered.
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- 14. Discuss Different Options • City or campus life? • Study Abroad options • Specific course requirements • Sandwich courses • Fees and other costs
- 15. Rankings and Reputations • UK Tertiary Education: A Recent History • Which UK universities have the best reputation? • Oxbridge • The Russell Group: Is it the UK Ivy League? • High Profile non-Russell Group Universities • How Useful are Rankings?
- 16. Where to Look for Rankings • Guardian University League Tables • Times Higher Education University Rankings • Complete University Guide • Top Universities (Study UK) • Shanghai Rankings • QS World University Rankings
- 17. Tuition Fees and Other Costs • EU / International Status • Cost of Living • Accommodation • Work
- 18. Useful Resources on the UCAS Website • How To Guides • Video guides • UCAS Tariff • Advice for Students • Advice for Parents • Statistics • Other Resources