mimilyrics:
You submit your application, pay IHS & visa fee and book your appointment.

spotgetj:


Try use other bank with those documents. UWE is my school and I have paid my deposit since April

gsk4reality:


Do you appear in person for this "appointment" ?
Is it a kind of physical interview ?

Mikeval001:
Hi Bleep,
As an applicant to one of our courses, we understand you want to know what the start of your first term at Birmingham City University will look like if you join us for your studies, including how you would be taught and what safety measures we'll have in place.

This is our pledge to our students:

The majority of your scheduled course teaching throughout the 2020/2021 academic year would take place face-to-face on campus. For most courses, this will begin on 21 September 2020. Exact dates for your course would be sent to you if you enrol as a BCU student.
We will offer a flexible arrival across the first four weeks of term for those who need it, with international students allowed to start at any point until the 8th week of term to allow for any quarantine period imposed by the British Government. Should you need to take advantage of this flexible arrival, we will make sure you do not fall behind in your learning by providing you with online teaching which you will need to access at home.
Our focus is on high-quality, small-group (groups averaging 15) teaching in person, with some digitally-enabled content to ensure no student misses any learning.
All on-campus activity will be delivered using all necessary safety measures to keep students and their academic tutors and advisors safe, including social distancing, and use of personal protective equipment, as appropriate.
You would still be able to take advantage of the academic and social opportunities which University life offers – with on-campus spaces made available to clubs, societies and volunteering run by our Students' Union.
You would also have access to a comprehensive programme of individual support provided by a range of student services including the Centre for Academic Success (study skills), Graduate Plus (employability skills), our careers service and our library and learning resources.
Our mental health and wellbeing team, including seconded NHS staff, are here to support you throughout your time with us to ensure you achieve your full potential.

Our amazing National Health Service (NHS) has taken care of people from around the world during this global pandemic and will continue to do so. In addition to support from the University, NHS services are available to both domestic and international students.

You may have heard about international travel measures being introduced by the UK Government. International students should not worry; Government has promised it will work with universities to ensure students are welcomed to the UK and are supported on arrival.

gsk4reality:




During this mixed study style of online and traditional face to face learning... What kind of limit will be on work hours per week ? Still 20 hours.. ?

2. Is it safe or wise to enrol for professional courses at the beginning of one's study in the UK... Am thinking it may be wise to make use of the online learning period to also enrol and prepare for professional certifications....

Latito442:
Saw this in my school hub, pls what does it mean.

LagosismyHome:


No I don't know anything about this topic .....

mimilyrics:
CAS is usually processed out from 3 months before resumption.
If you pay your deposit and get an unconditional offer less than 3 months to your school's resumption , you'll get your CAS processed immediately payment is confirmed. CAS takes about 2-3 days after that for most schools.

If you pay your deposit and get an unconditional offer more than 3 months before your course, the school will able to process your CAS when it's 3 months or less to your course start date. The CAS process usually takes about 2-3 days for most schools.

myvic70:

Please did they request for your transcript? The lockdown is really slowing me down because my school is not on to issue issue transcript.
Thanks

gsk4reality:
Just call the IOM tb test office now. Was told the test fee is 57800 naira.
You can book any day (I guess work days) from the 21st of June.
The lady asked for the age of the person doing the test. I guess that determines ao much one will pay...
Seriously that's much o...
Didn't think I will pay that much at all...

gsk4reality:


Let's assume I pay my initial tuition deposit.. Can I carry around £6k pounds in cash for tuition.. Does schools accept cash payments?

gsk4reality:
Just call the IOM tb test office now. Was told the test fee is 57800 naira.
You can book any day (I guess work days) from the 21st of June.
The lady asked for the age of the person doing the test. I guess that determines ao much one will pay...
Seriously that's much o...
Didn't think I will pay that much at all...

inphoenix:
Oh well...

I'm following 2 other UK threads, and this is the only toxic one, mostly coming from the Skymoore1004 lady. It's just too bad! This thread is fast becoming a very crucial one because of the prospects of the Tier 4 visa and guidance is required to put people through, but with all the bashing and outright rudeness... it's just so sad and could be a turn off.

Please let's be kind to one another.

Latito442:
@mimilyrics..

Thanks for the Clarification's.

So UCAS is quite different from cas?





Simply means that your hub accessibility will be partially unavailable (including for the use of clearance checks) because the hub will be used for the UCAS result process during the times stated. The result process might put a strain on the facility/application which is why other services will be disabled at the time.

If you have any questions about it, ask your school.

gsk4reality:
Just call the IOM tb test office now. Was told the test fee is 57800 naira.
You can book any day (I guess work days) from the 21st of June.
The lady asked for the age of the person doing the test. I guess that determines ao much one will pay...
Seriously that's much o...
Didn't think I will pay that much at all...

gsk4reality:


Let's assume I pay my initial tuition deposit.. Can I carry around £6k pounds in cash for tuition.. Does schools accept cash payments?

Latito442:
@mimilyrics...

I know am owing u..

In fact drop where to meet u up for ur chill origin bitters beer




Yes, they are different.
UCAS is an application portal for undergraduate and some postgraduate courses.
CAS is a unique number/document issued to you to support your student visa application.

BIGBENB:
Which other UK thread are you following?

Please mention
I need to get some information

mdeeokoye:
Hello guys, my passport is expiring sometime in may next year and I intend travelling around October 2020, Do I need to renew my passport before applying for my visa?

Deelaw13:
Hey guys, I have bachelor degree in computer science, so I'm looking at applying for a masters degree in either (cyber security, data science, software engineering, network security or IT project management) I would like to know which of these fields is in high demands in terms of job prospects and also if anyone is currently studying any of the courses and can give an insight about the course. And also suggestions of cheap schools will also be appreciated as my budget for tuition only is 9-12k pounds, thank you

STENON:
GCU and Sheffield Hallam University have updated their website and it's also a blended learning for both schools. Please wait for update before paying that huge sum of money o I am patiently following the update for a cousin of mine