What is an estimated breakdown of cost for those who would like to study in the UK?

When calculating the estimated breakdown required to study in the UK, the

following factors needs to be considered which are: tuition fee, deposit, visa

application cost, Tb test cost, NHS Surcharge cost, accommodation upon arrival,

Flight ticket, transportation, food, clothing and other essentials.

Example: You had admission at Manchester metropolitan university for an MSc in

Public Health; Tuition fee: £16000, Scholarships: £2000 deposit: £3000

Financial plan:

• Prepare bank statements which is rest of tuition fee after scholarship and
• deposit payment £11000 + Living cost out of London at £9207. Bank
• statement should show a balance of £20207
• Pay deposit upon receipt of the unconditional offer £3000
• Request for the CAS: Submit passport, highest qualification, deposit
• receipt, bank statements showing £20207 and the CAS tool or survey.
• Book for your TB test and get the certificate. Tb test in Nigeria $150 at
• Ghana at $130 and Cameroon at $120
• The university would issue the CAS between 3 to 7working days.
• Once the CAS is issued, Apply for the visa. The visa cost is at £384
• Declare and pay the NHS surcharge at £470 per year,
• Pick a date to drop off your documents at the embassy
• Flight tickets to the UK start at £357
• Clothing: get a mixture of warm clothes heavy/light jackets food snacks
• Reserve accommodation prior to the travel date
• Airport pickup varies between £45 to £150 depending on airport you
• would land
• Reserve accommodation prior to the travel date at hostel, friends, family
• You need a Bus PASS in London oyster cards daily at £4.70, weekly at £21.90 and monthly at 84.50 whilst out of London you can buy that cash
• Should I sell my assets and risk all I have to