Hello all, I'm wondering do any of you guys have any agency/agents contact for applying to do post-graduate studies in UK?

I'm planning to further my studies in UK, specifically London.

Setting aside the issue of education fees hike/barriers to enter UK for education has been increased, I would like to know is there any smoother route to study in UK.

Note: I'm not trying to use studies as a path to enter UK & work there. I'm solely planning to complete my masters there at the shortest time.

Thanks all! Advices/recommendations are welcome, perhaps criticism too.

8 months? Wow, you're a proactive person. Oh well, I'm planning it now for next year June-Sep period leaving. You have got your point & have clearly in mind that what I'm going to pursue for my post-graduate. What makes me worried would be the meeting of entry requirement for certain university. Sigh, I heard many people saying don't worry about the stated entry requirements, for e.g. 3.5 CGPA and etc, because they would usually take you in. However, I'm not really convinced about them simply taking anyone in that can't meet their entry requirements.

Oh well, regarding the application of visa. I have another slight problem. For instance, I open a FD saving accounts now (December). And then, FD account don't usually have bank statements. If I'm applying the VISA on the August 2011, then how can I prove to them the monies has already been in the bank for the past 8/9 months? I don't know if this is a correct question being asked though.

URGENT NEED HELP!

Anyone has got the contacts of agency that will help students to enroll into UK universities?

Thank you.

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Added on January 8, 2011, 2:26 amI would like to check with you all. I have came across people saying in order to apply for student visa got to show them the financial capability for at least 28 days right? So, for instance, the FD account is between the father & son, it got to need the birth certificate to prove this?

And, do we need to translate the birth cert to English during the Visa application?

Please advice. Thanks!

This post has been edited by zhan: Jan 8 2011, 02:26 AM

Thank you very much for your kind reply. Appreciate it.
I will get my birth certificate to be translated before going applying the student visa.
For the total amount, I'm still calculating & the living cost for London is pretty hard to be estimated.
I'm sorry, cover everything as in cover tuition fees and living cost right. My question is living cost for the whole period while I'm studying there or only for certain months only?
These British are really funny, RM400 is like GBP80+ and your friend got rejected.
But anyway, thanks for the information & I shall take note of it.

So, you mean I just have to show GBP7,200 (London) instead of showing then GBP800 x 12months = GBP9,600, since I'll only be there for a year.

I'm wondering is there such thing as showing more funds would made the student visa application to be easier approved.

Thanks for the reminder, all the bank statements still not yet process yet and will do few months before application.

How do you compare London to Sheffield? If Sheffield is a student city, does that means living expenses & entertainment expenses would definitely much more lower compare to London?

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Added on January 10, 2011, 10:16 pm
Will take note of the bank statement must be printed in Original letter head.... Wow, so you applied once and you got it huh? Great! I wish I too can have the same...


This post has been edited by zhan: Jan 10 2011, 10:16 PM

What's CXR report? and can it be done at anywhere?

So, you mean we have to conduct the whatever test and get the report and get ourselves prepared before entering UK?

Thanks for the clarification!

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Added on January 21, 2011, 7:37 pmsometimes I wonder how strict they follow the entry requirement or they would accept based on the number of applicants and the availability offered.

if the website stated 3.5 CGPA, then a person with 3.1 CGPA would it be strictly failed no matter what?

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Added on January 21, 2011, 7:42 pm I like your detail explanations!

I'm wondering why master courses for business area (i.e. Masters in Management, MBA, and etc) is costing much more expensive than engineering course. I've went through some of the business school in London, and the price range is within £18.5k - £24/25k! Oh gosh! I thought engineering courses are much more specialized and why would this happen? Have any thoughts about this?

I'm looking into doing master in UK, specifically London this coming September. I'm getting prepared for it and feel free to advice Thanks a bunch!


This post has been edited by zhan: Jan 21 2011, 07:42 PM

Hello people, what do you guys think of Cass Business School, London?

Feel free to share out your viewpoint on recognition, fees, and anything.

Thanks in advanced!

So, do you see much higher recognition for the universities or business schools in London compare to elsewhere in UK? I'm wondering.

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Added on February 22, 2011, 9:39 pmCass isn't ranked within the Top 10 right? And, I'm only applying for Cass Business School because my core aim is to settled down in London. I wanted to go for Warwick Business School so much but then it is away from London and that's why I have canceled my mind and focus back in London.

I'm aiming to do Master in Management. Wanted to MBA but all of the universities also required working experience which I don't have any, yet.

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Added on February 22, 2011, 9:48 pmHello people, setting aside the cost-of-living matters, does London really have better education quality or it's just the same anywhere and everywhere?

This post has been edited by zhan: Feb 22 2011, 09:48 PM