Advice

By Joy.Hunter@tim…, 3 September, 2025

In the UK, the NHS is the system that residents use to access both physical and mental healthcare services. Most healthcare services are free at the point of use, but some procedures may require additional payment. The NHS stands for the National Health Service.

So how does the NHS work for international students in the UK? 

This guide explains how international students can access NHS services, what costs are involved and how to register with the NHS as an international student.

By seeta.bhardwa@…, 2 September, 2025

If you’re heading to university in Canada, one of the most important things you’ll need to sort out before you arrive is a bank account. Many Canadian banks offer great deals for students and can also provide advice on money management and budgeting. 

Whether you are an international or domestic student in Canada, check out our table below to help you find the best bank account for you. 

By seeta.bhardwa@…, 2 September, 2025

You’ll need to organise many things before you study abroad, and a bank account is one that can be easily overlooked. 

If you’re heading to study at a university in Australia then this guide can help you select a student bank account in Australia that works for you. 

By seeta.bhardwa@…, 20 August, 2025

One of the biggest things that you will need to manage when you go to university in the US is your finances. Having a safe place to keep your money is one weight off your mind. There are many banks across the US, as well as different types of accounts. 

Whether you are an international or a domestic student in the US, it is worth checking what bank accounts are available for students. 

By Anonymous (not verified), 12 August, 2025

So you have collected your results and you haven’t done as well as you had hoped. What do you do next?

The first thing to do is to take a deep breath and relax. By the end of August last year more than 50,000 people had found a university through the Ucas clearing process, so you are not alone.

By seeta.bhardwa@…, 6 August, 2025

As we approach the end of the 2025 admissions cycle, you may still be undecided about your next steps. Every year, over a million students register for a Ucas account and yet 400,000 of those registered in the system never reach the stage of submitting an application. This shift reflects a broader trend: more students are delaying their decisions, reassessing their options, and using Clearing not as a fallback, but as a strategic route into higher education.

By grace.mccabe, 5 August, 2025

If you’re receiving your A-level results this year, you may have heard of clearing. This is the process students can go through if they don’t receive the grades they were expecting and miss out on their first and insurance places.  

Our guide to Ucas clearing explains what clearing is, how to apply for clearing and when, so you can use clearing to your advantage.