Questions We Hear Every Day

In many cases, yes. Some UK universities accept alternatives such as WAEC English (with a strong grade), a degree previously taught in English, or their own internal English tests. It depends on the university and course — during your consultation we identify routes that match your situation.

Yes. We guide you through the UK Student visa process — the documents you need, financial requirements, timelines and how to avoid the common mistakes that cause delays or refusals. (We provide guidance and preparation support; final decisions always rest with UK Visas and Immigration.)

Both. The Bridge pathway covers undergraduate admissions including UCAS, personal statements and institution matching. The Professional pathway supports Master's, MBA and other postgraduate routes for graduates and working professionals.

Most international students on a Student visa can work part-time during term (typically up to 20 hours per week for degree-level study) and full-time during holidays. Exact conditions depend on your visa and course — we explain your specific permissions during consultation.

Budgets vary by course and city. You'll need to cover tuition fees plus living costs, and the visa process requires you to show maintenance funds. We give you a clear, honest breakdown for your chosen universities so your family can plan properly — our live GBP–NGN converter on the homepage helps too.

Yes. We help you compare university halls and private student housing, understand contracts and deposits, and secure a safe, suitable place before you travel — so you land with your accommodation already sorted.

No honest consultancy can guarantee admission — final decisions belong to universities. What we do is maximise your chances: matching you to realistic institutions, strengthening your application and avoiding errors that lead to rejections. Integrity is one of our core values, so we'll always be straight with you.

Standard processing is usually around three weeks from your biometric appointment, though it varies by season and circumstances. We help you plan backwards from your course start date so your application goes in at the right time.

Typically: a valid passport, your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies), evidence of funds, academic certificates, English language evidence, and possibly a TB test certificate. We give you a personalised checklist so nothing is missed.

For most undergraduate and postgraduate students, parents visit on a Standard Visitor visa rather than as dependants. Rules differ for younger children at independent schools. We'll explain exactly what applies to your family's situation.

We look beyond rankings: entry requirements, course content, location, costs, scholarships and career outcomes. Our academic profiling service matches you to universities where you'll genuinely thrive — and get accepted.

Yes — our student transition support continues after arrival: enrolment and registration, opening a bank account, registering with a doctor, and settling into UK student life. You're not on your own once you land.