To meet immigration requirements, you must prove that you can fund your tuition and living expenses.

The cost of study abroad varies by program type. For instance, if you're going on an exchange your US university tuition will probably cover the costs, but if you're signing up with a third-party provider you will likely have to pay an extra fee.

No matter what type of program you're doing, you need to contact the program administrators for full cost details.

We can give advice on funding options such as working, scholarships and federal aid.

If you need to research financial aid options for UK study, you should start by talking with your university’s study abroad and financial aid officers. They can tell you if your current aid package will carry over to the UK and if they have any special funding options for their students.

Financial incentives       
From free health insurance to student discount cards, you get plenty of bonuses when you choose the UK for your studies.   

Cost of living       
We tell you how much to reserve for the necessities: housing, food, going out, shopping and more.   

Scholarships       
We give you advice on how to start your scholarship search and tell you about the US government’s own Gilman Scholarship.   

Federal aid       
If you need to apply for federal aid to cover the extra costs of study abroad, most UK universities allow you to do so. We give you step-by-step instructions.    

Working while you study       
Did you know that you can work part-time as a student? Find out more.   

Immigration requirements       

Funding advice for non-US citizens       

Student Life.