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FAQs
It is possible to study in the UK without taking IELTS or an equivalent English language proficiency test. Several universities offer courses where this isn’t a requirement, but these are in the minority so you should generally assume it will be needed for most courses, particularly at more competitive universities.
Generally it is cheaper to study in the UK than the US, both in terms of tuition fees and living costs, though these can vary from institution to institution and from city to city. However, tuition fees are usually cheaper in the UK than in the US, where there are no limits on what universities can charge.
This depends on the specific course and university you are planning to apply for, but as a general rule, studying in the UK can get you a qualification that is internationally-recognised. It can also improve your English language skills, make you more employable and you can have a lot of fun while achieving these.
This can vary depending on where you are studying, with much higher living costs for those based in London compared to other cities. However, the cost of living in the UK can be high compared to many other countries in the world, so you need to budget carefully before deciding to study abroad here.
It is possible to get permanent residence in the UK after you have completed your studies, though your first step would be to get a Post Study Work Visa, which will allow you to stay in the UK for up to two years to find a job. You can then apply for a standard work visa and after five years apply for an indefinite leave to remain visa to become a permanent resident.
For a general UK student visa you need an IELTS score of 5.5 overall and in each of the four skills. However, you should refer to the specific requirements of your course and institution.