Have you considered studying in Scotland? No? Why not? When most international students think of studying in the UK, they think of studying at Oxford or Cambridge, two of the top universities in the world; however the likelihood of gaining admission to one of these institutions is slim due to the heavy competition. Others automatically think of studying in London; yes, one of the top tourist cities in the world, but everyone heads there.   Why don’t

Some of the world’s best universities, unforgettable cities, brilliant nightlife and a welcoming environment for international students.   Those are just some of the reasons you might have for wanting to study abroad in the UK, but there’s actually so much more. Want to find out more about the University of Edinburgh’s essay proofreading service for students that don’t list English as their first language? Or more about the University of Sheffield’s

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, is made up of four countries: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.    It’s easy to think that the UK is one country, especially if you are visiting from abroad. However, each country has its own history, culture and even language. With four countries to choose from, here are the top five things to do on your travels to the islands.   Visit the