Bellerbys College announce new bursaries worth £6,000 on tuition fees for 2016/17 entry

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Bellerbys College announce new bursaries worth £6,000 on tuition fees for 2016/17 entry

21 April 2016

 

Bellerbys College, who provide university preparation courses such as foundation, Undergraduate Year 1 and pre-masters to international students, have announced savings of up to £6,000 with a range of new bursaries. They include:

- Foundation programme

UK onshore students confirming their offer of a place at Bellerbys by 31st May 2016 can now study one of 11 Foundation subject pathways and save £6,000 on tuition fees.

- London accommodation

Students who confirm their place on a Bellerbys programme and secure their room at the McMillan Student Village will benefit from affordable accommodation in central London and save £1,000 per term.

- English Language Preparation Programme (ELPP)

After completing one-term of ELPP, students can start a full time academic course at Bellerbys with confidence. Because of this, students can save £3,000 on one term of ELPP starting in June 2016.

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