Reasons why you should study in UK

Reasons why you should study in UK

The qualifications from UK higher educational institutions are recognised to be the best in the world and are of high quality .Their standard of excellence is formed by the famous and old universities like Oxford and Cambridge which are carried or followed by many institutions and collegs throughout the UK.Once you have a qualification from any university that meets the standards of education ,you have very important line in your resume and it would turn out to be a selling point of your future career.

Education Costs are Lower ,Compared to USA the tution fees in Uk is 2 or 3 times lesser than the annual fees charged by the institutions in USA.You could save a lot of money as most of the courses are of less period compared to 4yr bachelors programs in other countries .You would be doing 3yrs of bachelors programmes in UK by saving time and fees at the same time with the same or equal standard qualifications.
Working Opportunities in UK
Any international studying in the UK is allowed to work for 20hrs a week during their college term and fulltime when the college term is over.But it is always advisable to check up with the college advisor before you start looking for jobs.As sometimes due to negligence or less information you could be violating the visa regualtions .You need to have proper knowledge about the rules and regulations before you take up a job ,as there is always a constant change in the visa rules.None of the universities could promise you that by working you get earn enough money to support your course fees in UK.So planning on education with your money from part-time jobs is not advisable.it is always better to have an employment setup through people you know or through the consultant that you know.Atleast you should have enough money to support your first year of the course before you come to UK.

As I have told before the visa rules and regulations change from time to time ,you need to keep track of them by checking out the Visa and Immigration pages of UK.