Academic Qualification:

Students will be awarded a place on their desired course after their academic qualifications have been checked on the basis of the set eligibility criteria, determined by the relevant awarding body. Students are required to provide the details of their academic history in the application form and upload copies of all relevant qualifications.

Assessment Test:

Applicants will be required to undertake an assessment on campus prior to the interview. During the interview, potential students are required to produce all the documents as per the Admission Checklist. Please refer to our Terms and Conditions for more information.

Applicants are required to be present in the test centre 15 minutes prior to the test. If they are 10-15 minutes late for their respective slot, they may still be accepted, dependent on the circumstances.

Offer of a Place:

Students who fulfil the above mentioned criteria will be issued with a conditional offer letter; and after the payment of their course fees, will be offered an unconditional place that leads to the enrolment on the selected course.

The tuition fees are payable by bank draft or the payment can be made to our bank account (details in the offer letter). If students are financially supported by any public funding bodies, or any other sponsorships, confirmation from the relevant body is required for the unconditional offer and enrolment.

Appeals Against Rejection of an Admission:

If you consider that you meet the entry criteria and were not offered a place, you are entitled to make an appeal. However, your appeal is subject to the regulations as explained in the Admission Appeals Procedure. For more information, see our Admission Appeals Procedure here.

Financial Support:

We provide interest-free budget payment facilities to our students who are unable to pay the cost of the fees upfront. Students can call us on 020 8518 4994 to discuss this further with our finance team. There will not be any upfront cost for students who are applying for funding from the Student Loans Company (SLC).

The SLC helps UK/EU students financially to enhance their career through higher education, depending on their personal circumstances.

UKCBC supports students who face financial hardships while studying through our Student Support Loan Scheme.
For more details about financial support, please visit Financial Support Information.

Terms & Conditions:

1. The minimum age for registration at UK College of Business and Computing is 18.
2. The applicants should prove their status of legal entitlement to stay in the UK for the duration of the course they are intending to study with us.
3. The application will be assessed as per the eligibility criteria set forth by the course awarding body and also the College.
4. The applicants who meet the eligibility criteria will be taken for further assessment.
5. Applicants are required to submit all required documents during the assessment process.
6. If any required document is not submitted within the stipulated time period, the application will not be processed further.
7. The applicants who are residing permanently outside London must submit the correspondence address within London for any communication from the college during the term time.
8. The college reserves the right to verify any document submitted by the applicant, at any time during the admission processes or even during the term time.
9. The successful applicants will be offered a conditional place and an unconditional place will be offered upon fulfilment of the conditions specified.
10. Applicants who self-fund their studies can pay their fees by bank draft or bank transfer (the mode and the details will be explained in the conditional offer letter).
11. Applicants who are currently employed or have work experience in the past, are required to submit proof of work experience.
12. Where applicants are financially supported by any public funding bodies, or by any other sponsorship, confirmation from the relevant body will be required before an unconditional place can be offered at the College.
13. No letters will be provided until the above clauses (9 and 11) have been met.
14. The College reserves the right, at any time to make changes that may be deemed necessary in admission requirements, tuition fees, policies and procedures and academic programmes prior to the start of the course.
15. If it is discovered that a false statement has been made or a forged document has been submitted or the applicant has not provided significant information along with their application form, the College may withdraw or amend its offer, or terminate the applicant's registration with the College, according to the circumstances.
16. The College reserves the right to cancel any course if the minimum recruitment number is not met.
17. Students are required to attend 15-21 hours of lectures per week.
18. Attendance is mandatory and students failing to achieve the required threshold shall be expelled from the course and the College.
19. Where students are financially supported by any public funding bodies, or through any sponsorship, the relevant body will be notified of any expulsion.
20. If students are observed committing any sort of delinquency towards other students or towards the teaching or non-teaching staff, they will be dismissed from the College.
21. The College is not responsible and liable for any loss or damage to the students' property; students are advised to insure their property against risks.
22. Any refund of tuition fees and/or reduction in tuition fee liability is at the discretion of the College.
23. All refunds will only be made to the bank and account holder that originally paid the fee. Refunds will not be made in cash.
24. No fees will be refunded if the student is expelled from the College.
25. Where a student undertakes an approved temporary suspension of their studies, tuition fees already paid will not normally be refunded but retained until studies are resumed or permanent withdrawal occurs.
26. Students who suspend their studies remain liable to pay any outstanding fees which may be due at the point of suspension.
27. If any student withdraws from the course after registration, the student must pay the fee for the time they studied with the College and for the current academic year for which they are registered. The decision whether to refund and the amount to be refunded depends on the circumstances of the withdrawal. If the students are sponsored by any public funding bodies, or if they are under any other sponsorships, the College has the right to claim the fees from the relevant body for that particular term or for that academic year depending upon the time the student studied with the College.
28. The Data collected from the student application form will be used for the purpose of administration and will only be shared with third parties acting on our behalf like awarding bodies, governing and other regulatory organisations, potential employers or other relevant organisations if necessary to fulfil obligations and will be in line the terms set out by the General Data Protection Regulation (2018).
29. The College believes in equal opportunity and no discrimination is encouraged based on age, gender, disabilities, religious or political beliefs, or any other unique or individual qualities.equired to understand the following policies: data protection; college policy on fraud; attendance and punctuality policy; and our disciplinary procedure.

Data Protection:

The data collected from the student visa application form will only be used for the purpose of administration within the college and will not be disclosed to any third party, except within the terms of the Data Protection Act
UKCBC collects, stores and processes personal data about students for the purpose of administering and managing the educational programme and all other services provided by the college; and will continue to hold data, including details of academic achievements, when students leave. The information may be disclosed to government institutions and educational organisations, potential employers and other relevant organisations if it is necessary to fulfil legal obligations.

The information which you give will be used by the college for the following;
a) To produce a paper/electronic record of your registration form
b) To allow your application to be processed; to allow the institution to produce statistics (or)
c) To support other organisations to do so, provided the statistics that would identify you as an individual will not be published
The information will be kept securely, and will be kept no longer than necessary.

College Policies on Fraud:

If the college has a valid reason to believe that the student, or any person acting on behalf of the student, has provided false information, neglected to mention relevant information, made any misrepresentation and/or provided counterfeit or forged documents in respect of an application for a place at the college, the college has the full authority to cross verify the circumstance in all possible means.

If the college suspects that fraud may have taken place, it is required to cancel a student's application, withdraw any offer of a place and revoke the student’s status. Students may be required to provide further information or documentation as requested by the college, in relation to their application or student status.

If the college concludes that fraud has taken place, it is entitled to share information with appropriate external agencies, which will/may proceed with whatever further legal action is deemed necessary, depending on the respective situation

Attendance and Punctuality Policy:

- Student attendance is expected to be 100% for all timetabled activities
- Students are expected to be on time for all timetabled activities
- It is the responsibility of the students to ensure they are present for the full duration of the session in order to guarantee that their attendance is recorded accurately for that particular session
- Living a long distance from the college is not a valid reason for lateness (more details are displayed in all classrooms and lecture theatres, and available on request from the college reception)

Disciplinary Procedure:

The student disciplinary procedure will follow breaches of Attendance and Punctuality Policy in an attempt to address behavioural issues and prepare students for future employment (more details are available on request from the college reception).