Canada
United States
Latin America
NorwayWe can help you with every aspect; from finding a university, choosing a program and all the way through the application process.
Across the Pond can offer this unique free service because our funding is provided from the British universities that have appointed us to represent them in Canada. This means we can offer students a choice in terms of programs, institutions and geographical locations in the UK.
No we cannot. All final decisions are made by the Admissions team at each university and decisions are based on your own academic qualifications, standardized test results, personal statement and reference, and in some cases, a portfolio of work or audition tape. However we believe that by using our service you will increase your chances of acceptance, because we make sure that you are applying to universities that match your subject preferences and academic ability.
Yes. All the British universities which have designated Across The Pond to represent them in the Canada accept the federal portion of Canadian student loans.
Yes. As a North American student in Britain, you do need a visa. Our Advisors will help you apply for an 'entry clearance' (visa) in time for your studies. Students holding a British or European passport will not require a visa to study in the UK, however our advisors will be able to access your individual requirements.
No. All of our partner universities vary and so it is best to check with an Across the Pond Advisor for the exact requirements needed. Department entry requirements also vary within the universities and can be higher than the minimum requirements of a university.
You can work for up to 20 hours a week while you study in the UK. A typical wage is between $10 and $12 an hour. For more information, visit the UK Border Agency (UKBA) website. Across the Pond’s British partner universities each have a careers service to help students find an appropriate job either on campus or in the local community. They will provide a wide range of help including, access to job adverts, guidance with writing CVs and job applications, support on preparing for job interview, and information about working in the UK.