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Studying in the UK 2014
- 1. Applying to Study in the UK An Overview of the Application Process
- 2. Presentation Overview • Higher Education in the UK • Finding your way around the UCAS website • Course Selection • Applications and Offers • Finances • Making an Action Plan • Questions
- 3. Why Study in the UK? • Established educational tradition • Respected and recognized qualifications • Strong reputation with global employers • Teaching excellence • Multicultural environment
- 4. Statistics from the UCAS Website • 300 + Higher Education Institutions • More than 35,000 courses • Last year 478,000 students received offers • Around 57,000 of these were international • Over 12% of the UK student body is international
- 5. Universities and Colleges Admissions Service • Search for a course or an institution • Search for the relevant entry requirements • Complete the online application • Track your progress • Accept or reject offers http://www.ucas.com
- 6. Screenshot of the New UCAS Website
- 7. Application Overview • Applicants can apply for a maximum of five courses (with the exception of Medicine where only 4 applications are allowed) • UCAS guarantees invisibility of application • The same application is received by all five universities at the same time • All offers will be conditional and applicants need to get the right number of points
- 8. Course Selection • For IB diploma students, the choice of course and university will be heavily influenced by predicted IB grades • For IB certificate students, offers will be based on the UCAS tariff. It may be necessary to take a foundation year before beginning an undergraduate degree. Talk to your counselor. • Detailed information about course requirements can be found on the UCAS website
- 9. Choosing the Right Course • Applications should be linked to predicted grades • Before making an application, research all your options thoroughly. • Find a good fit for you and don’t be influenced by the choices of others. • Will you choose a campus university or a city university? • Get your strategy right. What is the highest number of points you can reach? Do you need a safe option?
- 10. The Course Search Process
- 11. The UCAS Search Tool
- 12. Looking for a Specific Course
- 13. Browsing the Search Results
- 14. University College London (UCL)
- 15. Engineering Courses at UCL
- 19. Summary of the Application Process • Bio-data • Personal Statement • Predicted Grades • Recommendation letter from a teacher or your counselor
- 20. Important Deadlines • UCAS is open from 1st September • Applicants to Cambridge University who wish to be interviewed in Asia must apply before 20th September • All other Oxbridge applicants and applicants for Medicine, Dentistry or Veterinary Science at all other UK universities must apply before 15th October • All other regular applications are due before 15th January with the exception of some Art and Design courses • Applications are not accepted after 30th June
- 21. Tracking Your Application • UCAS Tracking Number • Time Scale • Receiving Conditional Offers • Firm and Insurance Choices • Final Confirmation
- 22. Fees and Other Costs • Home / EU Status • Overseas Status • Cost of Living • Accommodation • Work
- 23. Useful Resources on the UCAS Website • Publications • Video guides • UCAS Tariff • Advice for Students • Advice for Parents • Statistics
- 24. What Students Should Be Doing Now • Talking to parents about their plans • Researching as much as possible about various UK universities • Thinking about what they would like to study • Using the resources available at www.ucas.com • Talking to their Counselor
- 25. Questions
- 26. Contact Details E-mail: balll@ismanila.org birchenalld@ismanila.org meltonj@ismanila.org nicholsc@ismanila.org Telephone: (02) 840 8408650