HOW TO APPLY ?
Course Selection
Carefully choose the course which one is right for you. If you require assistance please contact the Admissions Office or mail to us. Most overseas students will choose an academic course track in Business and Computing which are for paths to further study leading to British or international bachelors or masters degree.
Application Form
After choosing your course you can complete our Application Form which can be downloaded from our website or request for an application from our offices. Filled application form should be sent to the college with a copy of supporting documents, educational qualifications, certifications (if any). Please be vigilant whiling filling the application form as incorrect application forms will be deemed void.
Conditional Offer
The College will acknowledge the receipt of your application within 7 working days (faster if you supply an email address or fax). If your application is successful you will be sent by post a conditional offer of a place on your chosen course along with other documentation.
Unconditional Offer
On satisfying the requirements mentioned in the conditional offer, you will be issued an unconditional acceptance letter, confirming your seat for the course applied with the receipt of tuition fees paid.
After through understanding of the
courses offered, you probably have a clear idea of the type of course
that’s right for you, the subject you want to study. But if you
have any questions outstanding at this stage, you can always contact
us on: +44 (0) 20 7738 7509 ;
e-mail: admissions@southbankcollege.co.uk
Our Admissions Department will be happy to answer your question directly, or return your
call with the information you require. We are here to help you make
the right decision from the outset, so please ask if anything in
unclear or you need future information.
OVERSEAS / INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
We believe getting admissions to University & Colleges abroad is a science rather than ‘a stroke of luck’.
We help students apply to SBCL based on analysis of interested program.
Academic track record, test scores, financial ability & career options after completion of the intended course. We make the admission procedure a matter of convenience for all our prospective students.
We can maximise chances of getting the student visa. On getting un-conditional offer from SBCL, we guide students through the most crucial part of the entire process, the visa application.
Pre Departure Orientation
SBCL provides students a wealthy of information regarding the customs and the way of life in the host country, climate and natural environment, accommodation and much more.
Visas and guidance for international students
The visa and immigration process can be complicated but it is important that you
follow the rules correctly, otherwise you may not be allowed to study at your chosen course or could be refused entry to the UK.
For detailed advice you should contact the college or the British Embassy, High Commission or Consulate in your country of residence. The following is intended for guidance only.
- You have been unconditionally accepted onto a course at a South Bank College London.
- The course is full time or involves a minimum of 15-22 hours organised study at one institution.
- You intend to leave the UK at the end of studies.
Entry Clearance Interview
An Entry Clearance interview may be requested as part of the process to obtain a student visa. An Entry Clearance Officer will conduct the interview to determine whether the applicant is:
- serious about the chosen course of study.
- informed about the course and how it will be beneficial to their career.
- confident, well presented and has an adequate command of the English language and entry requirements for the chosen course.
- intending to return to their home country upon completion of their studies.
- aware of the cost of living as a student in the UK and have evidence of those funds.
The Entry Clearance Officer will want to see the following documents:
- A valid passport.
- Educational Qualifications.
- A Letter of Acceptance and other documentation from the College confirming tuition fees paid.
- Documentation showing that you have sufficient funds to support your living expenses for the period you are in the UK.
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