Q. What is the average cost of living in London as an International student?
A. London is a reasonably priced city offering good quality affordable living and abundant accommodation. Students will need of £800 - £1000 a month to cover living expenses. This includes accommodation, food and transportation. This may vary depending on your budget for rent, food, transport and leisure activities.

Q. Are student's visas difficult to obtain?
A. No. If you have sufficient funds to cover the cost of study and living expenses and if you are able to demonstrate your bonafide student status, you should have no difficulty in obtaining a student visa.

Q. Can I work part-time ?
A. Students are permitted to work 20 hours per week during term time and up to 40 hours per week during the vacation period. The School is not responsible for finding any type of student employment. Many international students work part time in the retail, tourism and hospitality industries. However, as work cannot be guaranteed it should be viewed as a supplementary source of funds only and cannot be used to cover tuition or living costs.

Q. Can I give the fee deposit draft to the School Representative?
A. Normally students are required to pay a deposit prior to enrolment. Your offer letter will mention the details as regards to the payment of this deposit. Fee deposits should be paid by way of Bankers draft favouring "London School of Commerce".

Q. Can defer or change my course after my arrival in London ?
A. Students will not be allowed to defer or change the course in London, unless they have a confirmation from the school prior to the arrival in London. All changes additional requirements should be clarified before an application is made.

Q. Can I work in UK after completion of my course?
A. International students who have acquired a Bachelor degree or higher qualification in any subject can apply for a visa and remain in the UK to work for up to two years on the Post Study Work visa. For more information log onto: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/workingintheuk/tier1/poststudy/