Yes, Seven Seas is the best .

Usual schedule for the uni. Less than 2 months break for summer. Starts again on 1 September, full time in hospital, and final exams (for the course) end of academic year. Electives end of yr 4, for them.

The latest from the Guardian UK:


http://www.theguardian.com/education/2015/...tional-students

notice that the majority of "motivated and persistent" applicants are from either the sub-continent, africa or caribbean....that is because the uk is relative heaven compared to their roiginal country....

sea and east asians however, have booming economies to go to at or near home....msians just head for spore....

May I know dependent pass will need to apply separately with main applicant? Or fill in the same application form through online?

If apply together, do we need to lump their maintenance fees in the same column?

mark.. will read it when hav time.. mostly going to UK for study this sept

Studying in UK is awesome

how does this one liner add value to the discussion my friend. Your latest posts have been one liners in forums that gets you points.... hmmm...

Great to see you here

You study in the UK as well?

yup. Accounting and finance.

Hi all, when someone is apply for uk visa then he have to handover the passport for 3 weeks, what if he is working in other country like singapore? The only way is priorities application? Or is there special pass that able to go through the Imigration clearance without passport?

Is this real ?

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3647522

So fresh grad must leave the country asap?

Just a rhetoric from a minister trying to score points. In fact people of Javid's kind are the ones most likely to jump ship after their studies. I think the top universities would oppose the move.

Hey guys, applied for a visa before 4 years ago, the information on the first post was still OK. But is it still up to date now?

Anyone got any advise for a student returning for postgraduate degree? What are the documents required? Like do I still need to take translated birth cert?
I already did a TB test just in case though and I already have a financial statement. I thought that would be really all that's required, including CAS and academic transcripts but my friend went to MABECS today to check and they told her to bring translated birth cert and letter from parents giving consent to use of funds etc. Sounds a bit redundant if I already have a (going to expire) UK VISA in my passport though...

This post has been edited by hahli9: Jul 13 2015, 03:20 PM

I don't know much about PG, but this is a must for UG if you're self-sponsored.

Ah, I see I see, so it is still required. Thanks! Better bring it just in case then, hope I haven't left mine in UK...

This post has been edited by hahli9: Jul 13 2015, 03:50 PM

Anyone heading to Imperial College London for postgraduate this Sept/Oct?

They need translated birth cert? Is it because of the fund is under the account of parents?

Yeah, I believe it's used as proof that you are in fact your parents' child. And yeah, it needs to be translated or I think you can get a bilingual one from JPN for like RM5? That was how it was 4 years ago when I applied anyway.