Best Scholarships for Studying in the UK

Studying in a British university can change your life and prospects. British Universities are world class. Four British universities are in the worldwide top ten best universities. Eight British universities are in the global top 50 in the 2014 QS World University Rankings.19 are in the top 100. An impressive 71 UK universities feature in the 2013/14 QS World University Rankings. Overall, there are a total of 29 UK higher education institutions in the global top 200, and 61 in the top...
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Studying in a British university can change your life and prospects. British Universities are world class. Four British universities are in the worldwide top ten best universities. Eight British universities are in the global top 50 in the 2014 QS World University Rankings.19 are in the top 100. An impressive 71 UK universities feature in the 2013/14 QS World University Rankings. Overall, there are a total of 29 UK higher education institutions in the global top 200, and 61 in the top 700.UK degrees are highly valued by employers worldwide.Looking at universities from the student side, the majority of UK students are happy with the quality of their university course, according to the UK National Student Survey (NSS) 2014.British universities are known for research excellence. While a degree from a British university ensures you a bright future, studying at Oxford university, Cambridge University, University College London or the London School of Economics can transform your life and your job prospects.It could also be the best use of your talents.The question is: can you afford it? How much does a British education cost?Fees paid by English students at English universities (about #65533;9,000 per year) are the highest in Europe. Students from European Union (EU) countries have to pay whatever fees are charged to local students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Students from outside of the EU are charged a range of fees WITH NO UPPER LIMIT!Living expenses come to about #65533;700-1,000 a month. This depends on which town/city the university is located in. The closer to London, the higher the cost of living. What happens if you cannot afford a British education? Relax, help is at hand.Studying in a British University need not cost you a fortune! Smart students know that there are scholarships that pay for fees, living expenses, warm clothing, and return air fares. This book list some of the best scholarships an international student (both European and non-European) can get.If you want to avoid paying fees, then it is high time to find an alternative. You don't want to break the bank or make poor mum and dad pay to put you through university? Show how savvy you are by finding your own source of funding to study in the UK.Researching scholarships can take ages. Trying to find your way through the maze of web pages can leave you bewildered and ruin your eyesight. You want to save your eyes for your studies, don't you? Attempting to make sense of the range of scholarships available would resemble the plight of a man who tried to swallow the ocean in order to avoid being drowned.If you are looking for a scholarship to study in the UK, this book has what you need. In this book are listed the major scholarships that students from most nationalities can go for.These ideas work. The author, Rajiv Immanuel, ought to know. He came to the UK on a scholarship (listed in this book) fully funded for three years. They paid his fees, living expenses, cost of warm clothes and even paid his return air fare. This was in 1995. This is better than what many local British students get nowadays (in his day, local students studied for free). Now, about twenty years on, Rajiv, a British citizen, is an author of 18 books preparing foreigners for UK life. Read and save yourself a lot of money!Funding for international students and EU students with financial need is highly competitive. So go quick!FREE: To give you as much value as possible, an entire chapter with questions and answers on studying in the UK has been included free in this book. This chapter has been taken from the author's book: Complete Guide to Living, Working and Studying in the UK.