Everyone gets the same desk. British and settled residents, pre-settled and ILR holders, people with refugee status, and students applying from anywhere in the world. Different paperwork, different funding — same people looking after you.
We work with 30 partner institutions across undergraduate and postgraduate routes. Teaching patterns can include daytime, evening and blended options, but the exact days, course mode and funding treatment depend on the provider, course, intake and cohort. We shortlist suitable options first, then confirm the current timetable and entry route before you apply.
Not because they couldn't do the work. Because of the timetable, the fees, the paperwork, or a certificate they never got at eighteen. We assess which current routes may fit rather than assuming university is closed to them.
Relevant professional or practical work history may support an experience-based or foundation entry route. The provider reviews your CV, qualifications and course choice and makes the final admissions decision.
Some partners offer condensed, evening or blended delivery. We record what your job can accommodate, then confirm the actual days and the provider's official course mode for the exact intake.
A qualification you took a decade ago still counts, and so does everything you have done since. We put the whole picture in front of an admissions tutor rather than a UCAS points total.
Eligible student parents may apply for help with up to 85% of registered childcare costs and the Parents' Learning Allowance, in addition to maintenance support. These grants are not repaid.
If your nationality or status, residence, course and previous study meet the rules, this is the support you may be able to apply for. An approved Tuition Fee Loan is paid directly to the provider; maintenance support is paid to you.
Teaching days alone do not determine funding status. The provider's official course mode, intensity and your eligibility determine whether full-time Student Finance applies. We confirm the current timetable and funding treatment for the exact course and intake rather than assuming from a sample weekly pattern.
Eligible Home students can apply for a Tuition Fee Loan covering the full standard course fee — normally up to £9,790 for 2026/27. Nothing is paid upfront. Eligibility and previous-study rules apply, and the loan is repayable.
Means-tested on household income and on where you live while studying, so your figure depends on your circumstances. These are the maximums.
Maximum amounts for eligible full-time undergraduates. What you are actually awarded depends on household income, your course and where you live during term. We check your entitlement with you before you apply — we do not estimate it at you.
From an initial eligibility review through university and Student Finance applications, our London team guides you while the relevant organisations make the final decisions.
Tell us about your career history, preferred subject area (Business, IT, Healthcare, Psychology, etc.), and which teaching pattern suits your week.
Receive an initial partner shortlist, an explanation of the Student Finance support that may apply—including Childcare Grant and DSA—and study-pattern preferences to confirm.
We help prepare and track your university and Student Finance applications. The university and Student Finance England make the final decisions.
Eligible students can apply for a Tuition Fee Loan paid directly to the provider, maintenance support, and certain non-repayable grants. Eligibility, previous study, household circumstances and course details affect what is available.
Eligible Home students can apply for a Tuition Fee Loan covering the full standard course fee — normally up to £9,790 for 2026/27. Nothing is paid upfront. Eligibility and previous-study rules apply, and the loan is repayable.
Cash allowance deposited directly into your personal UK bank account in 3 termly installments to cover rent, bills, food, and travel.
Non-repayable support designed for eligible student parents to help pay registered nurseries, childminders, and after-school clubs.
Support for mental health conditions, ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety, autism, or physical disabilities.
Extra non-repayable grant for eligible students with an adult family member who financially depends on their household income.
Study on campus in London or across the UK, with current teaching patterns, intakes and experience-based entry routes checked for the exact course.
Start with Nadia for help with eligibility, funding and timetable questions. When you want a voice instead, request a callback and tell us when you are generally available.
Nadia helps you review potential Student Finance England eligibility, explains experience-based entry routes, records timetable needs, and securely collects documents for adviser review.
Leave your name, number and the time of day that usually suits you. A UniPilgrim student adviser will ring during that window.
No cost, no obligation, and we will not pass your number on. If you would rather not give a number, the chat works just as well.
One admissions desk helps you compare suitable routes, prepare documents and keep the application moving.
Our guidance, application processing, personal statement editing, and Student Finance consultations are completely free of charge to prospective students.
Relevant work history may support direct, foundation or recognition-of-prior-learning routes. We check the provider's current criteria before recommending one.
Complex cases — residency verification, credit transfer, special appeals — are handled by our London admissions team rather than passed round a queue. You deal with the same person throughout.
The UP admissions desk, London
