justwise:


You will be fine as long as there is nothing fraudulent about your application. Go and answer questions as honest as possible

estateallen:
Please do you know anybody coming to the UK soon?

Banim:


Paid two weeks ago, I used my PAGA account... You can open a Paga account and upgrade your account to KYC level 3...

Once paga is opened, you can fund the paga account with all the money and pay... Their rate was #328 / $ when I did it

ufeedoh:
Picked up my Passport today with my Visa. Thanks everyone for the help. Thanks justwise for all the important tips here. @ chupcake howfar with your application? Anybody going to Bpp University(Holborn) this May or already there? Need help with accommodation in Central London.

nuraig:
Anybody planning to go to Coventry University
this spring?

ufeedoh:
am a babe o, should leave Wednesday.

Nate07:
Justwise! Pls bro i do need ur quick response. Recently applied for a program in a canadian college. I've been given admsn but d birth date on my "acceptance leta" does not tally with d one on my "int'l passport". It is 1989/11/11 on my 'int'l passport'....on my acceptance letter it is 1989/10/11. I nid to apply for a study permit, does that little mistake count? Is it really an issue pls? I nid ur quick response!!

fizzile:
Hey Guys, its nice knowing a thread like this exist. I have been on the US thread for some time and applied to some schools in the US but was denied so i had to make a plan B which is applying to schools in the UK.
Please am new here and i will like to have some guide. I have applied to some schools in the UK and i got some offers from the schools i applied into. I will love to know the steps to take in all this. Like i said, i have gotten offer letters from some schools. Please after this, what are the necessary steps to take? Will appreciate your help. Thanks

chupcake:
Been waiting for the day I'll come here to say I've got my visa. Well, today is the day. Picked it earlier. Thanks to everybody from justwise to everybody that ever helped in any way. Thanks y'all. I will come back and write about my experience so maybe someon else can learn from it. Thanks again.

justwise:


Any condition attached to the admission?

fizzile:
As for Coventry University, their condition is:  Provide your WAEC certificate with grade C or higher in English Language or achieve IELTS
6.5 with a minimum of 5.5 in each of the four components.
 Pay 1/3rd tuition fee deposit to secure your place. Refunds will only be given if you are
refused a student visa. The second payment is due before enrolment on the course.
Then for University of Bedfordshire: Conditions: Pre-payment of 50% of the above tuition fees is required to obtain an unconditional offer.
Please provide Skype ID and a personal progression statement which satisfactorily demonstrates your intention to study
MSc Enivornmental Management at the University of Bedfordshire and UK and how you intend to implement your newly
acquired skills on the return to your home country
That Bedfordshire, the ranking is really low..dont really know about the school. Am still waiting for decisions from Sunderland and Salford. Just looking at weighing the options. How are these schools generally? and whats the next step after getting these offers?

justwise:


You need to look at their ranking so as to decide where to go.

When you finally pick the one you want the next step is to meet the condition of the admission, get your CAS and apply for via.

Read the first page of this thread first.

fizzile:
Guys,how u doing? Please I will like to get some confirmation nd some info. Please if I may be right,shey after getting and offer letter from a school,one has to fulfill the conditions stated on the letter like paying half tuition or 1/3 of tuition as the case may be. Secondly, please what's the best method or way to pay the fee? Thirdly after fulfilling d condition I guess a CAS will be sent and its meant for visa application. Fourthly,at what point does one show a statement indicating the balance of tuition and living expenses? Will appreciate ur responses and if possible the steps to take after fulfilling the conditions. Am quite new here. Thnx.

fizzile:
Guys,how u doing? Please I will like to get some confirmation nd some info. Please if I may be right,shey after getting and offer letter from a school,one has to fulfill the conditions stated on the letter like paying half tuition or 1/3 of tuition as the case may be. Secondly, please what's the best method or way to pay the fee? Thirdly after fulfilling d condition I guess a CAS will be sent and its meant for visa application. Fourthly,at what point does one show a statement indicating the balance of tuition and living expenses? Will appreciate ur responses and if possible the steps to take after fulfilling the conditions. Am quite new here. Thnx.

fizzile:
Please someone should help out. I've read everything on the thread but everything seems to be so new and strange to me. Please help. Some of the terminologies are so new to me,the processes are also strange. Plz enlightened. I was denied admission in US schools then had to apply to schools in UK. I have gotten offers and I have been able to choose where to go to. Please can u help me with a breakdown of the necessary processes to make till I arrive UK. Plzz help. It might be helpful to someone else too. Plzzz help.

barbiesparkz2:


Hello fizzle,
This is from my own experience.

1. You apply to a UK school for admission.

2. Alongside your application, you send supporting documents like previous school certificates, english test results, referee letters, motivation statement, etc.

3. School assesses your docs. and sends you an offer letter, which is in most cases conditional ie. based on payment of fees or giving proof of financial scholarship, etc.

4. If you satisfy the requirements in the conditional offer letter, school gives you an unconditional letter or Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) letter which gives the exact details of your course that you will use to fill the visa application form.

5. If your school is awarding you a scholarship, all the details will be included in the CAS, including any money already paid by you.

6. While securing your admission, you should already know how much school fees and maintenance fees the UK Visa office/'embassy' requires you to possess in your account or sponsor's account.

7. The above details are found in the UK Tier 4 guidance document, which can be found using a Google search. Make sure it is the most recent document(by date) as requirements change 'cos they're reviewed over time.

8. Having known this requisite amount, you must hold a minimum balance of this money in your account for 28 days or more b4 you apply for visa. It is advisable to build up this balance gradually and not in a single lump sum as this would arouse suspicion over the true owner of the money.
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x. Read the stories on this thread.

Hand don dey pain me. Hope this helps.

fizzile:
Hey Guys, Please i have a question. Please whats the best and safest way to pay tuition fees? And in paying fees, is one being charged based on black market rate or CBN rate. Please i will appreciate your input. Thanks.

michaelolayinka:
Please house, which schools would u recommend for masters in the UK ( London, Birmingham, Leeds or Manchester) . I studied business administration

Gracias

OlowoB:


I think you can pay through the bank, Form A ......they will charge you at CBN rates and then collect bank charges also. Please note, the bank will only pay directly to the school account.

Also in addition to what they have already told you above,note that some schools will not issue you the CAS letter even after paying your school fees until they have seen evidence of the maintenance money been in your account for 28 days (they will most likely ask you for statement of account as evidence).

OlowoB:


Bro depends on so many factors but those cities you have listed up there have good schools. Factors such as the school ranking and also the fees for international students will definitely influence your choice. I'll suggest you check the schools of those cities yourself and read the comments made by the international students and also check the statistics of the department you will be applying to and compare.

Gracias.

michaelolayinka:


I really appreciate ur response. I've googled some few schools and am trying to know more about them

fizzile:
From my little knowledge, u can check this site too...it will give the list of schools that offer your course and the ranking of the schools in that particular field. so check http://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk