FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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Can international students apply to UK universities?
Yes. UK universities welcome applications from students all over the world. Entry requirements, application routes and deadlines vary by university and course, so it is important to check each institution’s published requirements.
Do I need IELTS to study in the UK?
Not always. Many universities require proof of English language ability, and IELTS is one accepted option, but others may accept alternative tests or qualifications, or waive the requirement in certain circumstances. Requirements differ between universities and courses, and visa rules may also apply, so always confirm with the university directly.
Can you help me choose a university?
Yes. We can help you research universities and courses that suit your academic background, interests and goals. The final choice is always yours.
Do you help with personal statements?
Yes. We help you plan, structure and refine your own personal statement. We do not write statements for students — your statement should reflect your own voice and experiences.
Do you support both undergraduate and postgraduate applications?
Yes. We support students applying for Bachelor’s degrees as well as graduates applying for Master’s programmes.
Is the initial consultation really free?
Yes. The 20-minute introductory consultation is completely free and carries no obligation. It is a chance to discuss your plans and ask questions.
How much does application support cost?
Every student’s needs are different, so we discuss any paid support during or after your free consultation. You will always know what is included and what it costs before deciding to go ahead.
Can you guarantee university admission?
No. Admission decisions are made solely by universities, and nobody can honestly guarantee an offer. Our role is to help you understand the process and prepare the strongest application you can.
Do you provide visa advice?
No. Admitio does not provide immigration advice, which is regulated in the UK. For visa matters, please refer to the official guidance on GOV.UK or speak with an appropriately authorised immigration adviser.
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