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Applying direct to BPP University. Follow the steps below to apply to BPP University. Steps 4 and 5 are only required if you need a student visa to come to the UK or stay in the UK. How to apply. Take the first step to transform your future with BPP University. We have a number of different ways to apply depending on which programme you want to study: Application for undergraduate programmes Submit your BPP University application. We can only issue offers based on fully completed forms. In addition to your application you will need to provide: Applications for the BPTC must be made via the Bar Standards Board: www.barstandardsboard.org.uk The September 2015 applications must be made through a central system operated jointly by all BPTC providers. Contact [email protected] for more information. Application for the GDL & LPC Apply for BPP University’s GDL and LPC through the Central Applications Board: www.lawcabs.ac.uk Confirmation of Acceptance to apply for your visa. •  nglish Language certificates E •  roof that you will be 18 years or over when you P start your programme You will need details stated in your CAS (which will be sent to you via email) to apply for your visa. • A copy of your passport and visa page For all other programmes apply directly to BPP University: www.bpp.com/applyonline or contact our International Admissions team: Application for the BPTC Step 4: Confirmation of acceptance for studies Once we have received your acceptance letter and payment, along with all relevant documents required for admission, we will issue you a `Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies’ (CAS). If you apply for a student visitor visa, we will send you the relevant letter to apply for this particular visa. • Certificates of your qualifications All other programmes Apply for all BPP University undergraduate programmes through UCAS: www.ucas.ac.uk Step 1: Apply online Telephone: [phone] Email: [email protected] •  copy of all your visa page(s), CAS/visa letters A and attendance record of previous studies (only for students applying from within the UK) Refund policy To apply online, please visit: bpp.com/applyonline Please note: if you apply through one of the central application boards, we will request the documents from you. International students are eligible for a tuition refund under certain circumstances. The guidelines are outlined in our terms and conditions, which you will receive with your offer documents. Service charges Step 2: Interview Please note, some of our representatives may charge a service fee to assist you with the application process. For more information, please contact our International Admissions team. You will be invited to have an interview to assess your suitability for the programme you have applied for.   Step 3: Offer letter & fee payment Receipt of your offer and fee and payment details. Once we have received your completed application form (or your application form through the boards) along with all the necessary documents, we will strive to send you an offer within five working days. Your offer will include fee and payment details, an acceptance document and our terms and conditions. To accept your offer you are required to send the signed acceptance document back to us and pay your fees accordingly. If you need a Tier 4 student visa, we will also need your (or your parents’) bank statement showing that you meet the maintenance funds requirement outlined by the UK Visa and Immigration (UKVI). 62 Step 5: Visa application Applying for your visa. All information related to obtaining a student visa or a student visitor visa can be found at www.gov.uk/visas-and-immigration. You will find more information on the visa application process in our Pre-Arrival Guide, which we will send to you with your offer documents. Step 6: Registration Registering for your BPP programme. We will send you details of the first day of your studies via email. As an international student with a Tier 4 student visa, you are subject to UKVI immigration control. This means if you do not register on time and we have not been informed of your late arrival, we might have to report you to UKVI. 63