How much it cost if you choose to study in a good college or university in United Kingdom?

[Raghav123456]

[RebelinSteel]

There is a big difference between what we call college and university, yes a university is made up of colleges, however those are not the colleges we refer to when covering university and college.
The main expense is accommodation this will vary greatly around the country, Scotland would be the best country to look at University as a foreign student.

https://www.studentinformation.gov.scot/students/higher-education/international-students

https://www.ed.ac.uk/studying/postgraduate/fees-finance/finance

a lot depends on course, you could be paying £36,000 a year and £15000 to support yourself.

[SueShe]

You have the option to check the internet and get the information you require. I wonder why you even ask this question here since you have access to the internet.

Just make an inquiry with your favorite search engine and within a few seconds, you get the full picture of the costs involved for tuition fees in the U. K.

I did a search and within 3 seconds I got the first answer

https://study-uk.britishcouncil.org/moving-uk/cost-studying

That should give you enough information for your planning but I am not sure whether you would qualify to enter the country. Somehow, I have the feeling that you are not from the US as your profile states.

[Anonymous]

If you say, "how much it cost," I doubt you will be getting into a good college or university anywhere.

[CurvyCandii]

I suppose it depends on the school.

[Anonymous]

Make a few phone calls.

[BetaBucks]

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[Anonymous]

I’m an American. I’m not sure.