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Academic Programmes & Progression

Yes! Our programmes are designed to help you successfully progress to undergraduate or postgraduate degrees at top universities in the UK and Europe. Our global university partnerships offer you guaranteed entry to over 45 top universities, once you successfully complete your programme.

Admissions & Entry Requirements

Yes. Most of our pathway programmes require an IELTS score or an equivalent English proficiency test. However, if your score doesn’t meet the required level, we offer English language support options to help you improve your skills and meet the entry requirements.

You can apply online or through an education agent. You'll need to submit your documents and pay the application fee.

Visa & Immigration

You'll need a Student Visa (UK), or equivalent for your country of study. Our team will be available to help you understand the requirements for your study destination.

Tuition Fees & Scholarships

Yes! You have the flexibility to choose between paying your tuition fees in full for the year or paying termly. If you opt for termly payments, the fees will be due one month before the start of each term. This gives you the option to manage your finances in a way that suits you best.

Yes! These scholarships are designed to help support students who demonstrate strong academic achievements. To learn more about available scholarships and eligibility criteria, please visit our scholarships page for current opportunities here.

Yes, you'll need to pay a non-refundable deposit to confirm your place. The cost can be found on all programme dates and fees pages, as well as in our centre brochures.

Accommodation & Living

Prices vary by city and room type, usually between £120–£250 per week. Contact your OnCampus centre or visit our accommodation booking site for more information.

Living costs can vary depending on your location. On average, you should budget around £800 to £1,200 per month for food, transport, and other essential living expenses.

Support & Services

You'll get personalised academic guidance, language support, and one-to-one help from our student services team throughout the duration of your OnCampus programme. More information can be found on our Student Support page.

Definitely! We offer orientation programmes, cultural activities, and ongoing welfare support to help you settle in.

Yes. Our academic teams support your university application, personal statements, and interviews to ensure you're prepared.

Student Life & Experience

You'll experience a vibrant international community, extracurricular clubs, trips, and activities alongside your studies. Visit our Instagram page to see our ambassadors share their student life experience and visit our Student Ambassador page to ask questions to current students.

Yes, if your visa allows it, you can work while studying. For example, in the UK, most student visas permit you to work up to 20 hours per week during term time. Be sure to check the specific work restrictions tied to your visa type, as these may vary depending on the country where you're studying.

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FAQs

Academic Programmes & Progression

What programmes does OnCampus offer?

Can I progress to a full university degree after studying with OnCampus?

Yes! Our programmes are designed to help you successfully progress to undergraduate or postgraduate degrees at top universities in the UK and Europe. Our global university partnerships offer you guaranteed entry to over 45 top universities, once you successfully complete your programme.

Which universities can I go to after OnCampus?

Are your programmes recognised by the universities?

Admissions & Entry Requirements

What are the entry requirements?

Do I need an English test like IELTS?

Yes. Most of our pathway programmes require an IELTS score or an equivalent English proficiency test. However, if your score doesn’t meet the required level, we offer English language support options to help you improve your skills and meet the entry requirements.

How do I apply?

You can apply online or through an education agent. You'll need to submit your documents and pay the application fee.

Visa & Immigration

Will OnCampus help with my visa?

What visa do I need?

You'll need a Student Visa (UK), or equivalent for your country of study. Our team will be available to help you understand the requirements for your study destination.

Tuition Fees & Scholarships

How much does it cost to study with OnCampus?

Can I pay my fees in instalments?

Yes! You have the flexibility to choose between paying your tuition fees in full for the year or paying termly. If you opt for termly payments, the fees will be due one month before the start of each term. This gives you the option to manage your finances in a way that suits you best.

Are scholarships available?

Yes! These scholarships are designed to help support students who demonstrate strong academic achievements. To learn more about available scholarships and eligibility criteria, please visit our scholarships page for current opportunities here.

Do I need to pay a deposit?

Yes, you'll need to pay a non-refundable deposit to confirm your place. The cost can be found on all programme dates and fees pages, as well as in our centre brochures.

Accommodation & Living

Is accommodation available?

How much does accommodation cost?

Prices vary by city and room type, usually between £120–£250 per week. Contact your OnCampus centre or visit our accommodation booking site for more information.

What’s the cost of living?

Living costs can vary depending on your location. On average, you should budget around £800 to £1,200 per month for food, transport, and other essential living expenses.

Support & Services

What support will I receive as a student?

You'll get personalised academic guidance, language support, and one-to-one help from our student services team throughout the duration of your OnCampus programme. More information can be found on our Student Support page.

Is there help with adjusting to life abroad?

Definitely! We offer orientation programmes, cultural activities, and ongoing welfare support to help you settle in.

Will I get help applying to university?

Yes. Our academic teams support your university application, personal statements, and interviews to ensure you're prepared.

Student Life & Experience

What is student life like?

You'll experience a vibrant international community, extracurricular clubs, trips, and activities alongside your studies. Visit our Instagram page to see our ambassadors share their student life experience and visit our Student Ambassador page to ask questions to current students.

Can I work part-time while studying?

Yes, if your visa allows it, you can work while studying. For example, in the UK, most student visas permit you to work up to 20 hours per week during term time. Be sure to check the specific work restrictions tied to your visa type, as these may vary depending on the country where you're studying.

Course Cancellations

What happens if my course is cancelled?

How do I withdraw from a course?