Your browser doesn't support plug-ins         ADMISSION POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS       Education provision at Middlesex College™ is subject to the ‘Middlesex College™ Terms and Conditions for International Students’.           Please read the following information before making any payment or accepting an offer of a place at Middlesex College™:           Application Procedure     The application procedure of Middlesex College is fairly simple and straight forward. The steps involved are as follows:             Complete an online application form and submit it to our international office (or)   Mail, Fax a duly completed paper form to our international admission office   Make sure you attach all supporting documents   Include most recent passport photograph   Provide evidence of your English Language proficiency   Submit your non refundable application fees           You may either choose to scan and send all these documents online to our international admission office alternatively you may post the same or meet one of our friendly counsellors in your area.           Once we are satisfied about your eligibility and suitability to pursue the programme for which you are applying, we will send you an offer of place along with an acceptance form.           You will be required to sign the acceptance form and return to us either online or through one of our authorised representative in your area.           At this point of time you will be required to submit your fees for the first year (Please see conditions of payment). These fees are refundable in case of your visa denial. Please refer to our “Conditions of Payment”. If you are overseas and applying through one of our representatives, you can submit a draft of your fees to our representatives’ office that should be in the name of “Middlesex College, UK”. We do not accept cash or personal cheques.           Following the receipt of your acceptance of offer and proof of fee payment, we will issue you an UNCONDITIONAL LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE for your entry clearance.           Conditions of Payments             All international students are required to pay a deposit of 40% for their course, include £250      registration fee, no later than 3 months prior to the course start date.   This deposit is non-transferable from one term/year to another and can only be refunded if his/her      student visa or entry clearance is denied. Refunds are subject to £300 administration charge.   In order to obtain a refund, the student must provide proof in the form of a refusal notice from     a British Embassy or British High Commission.   The second payment of 60% of the first year’s fee must be paid on enrolment.   No refunds will be given after a course/programme of study has started unless a course is discontinued     and no suitable alternative is available.   Students must pay a £300 Refundable Deposit if they require home stay or private rented     accommodation.   Deposits are returned when a student leaves a host family or private room on condition that there are     no outstanding payments or problems.   A deposit of 20% of the second year’s fee will be required on re-enrolment, which takes place at the     end of the 1st year programme, with the balance of the second year’s fee being paid at enrolment.   Failure to pay in full for course may result in debt collection procedures being instigated.           Student Acceptance Conditions             The college cannot accept responsibility for arrangements made, or information given, by third parties.   Any offer of a place is based upon information provided at application, and may be withdrawn if     material omissions or inaccuracies are subsequently discovered.   In the case of a place being offered when students cannot be interviewed beforehand, the college may     later advise the student, entirely at its own discretion, to transfer to an alternative course.   If a student’s language skills are deemed to be insufficient to enable the student to follow their chosen     course successfully, s/he will be placed on an alternative course. If qualifications or skills are discovered not to be genuine, a place on a course may be cancelled; an alternative course may be offered, entirely at the discretion of Middlesex College™.           College Induction Day     On admission to Middlesex College™ the student will receive an Induction Programme comprising:             The Code of Conduct required of students and the College Rules and Regulations   A tour of the College to identify relevant staff and the resources available to help him/her during     his/her studies   A virtual tour of Middlesex area will enable him/her to access its many cultural and educational agencies      as well as hospitals, clinics and medical centres, and also procedures for opening student bank accounts, applying for a National Insurance Number and other information to help his/her studies   A full briefing on his/her course, tutors and the examination requirements of his/her course, according      to awarding body   A screening test to confirm his/her language skills, to identify whether further language skills support     is required   An introduction to accommodation facilities in the local area and support in using public transport   A study & career support tour of Middlesex College™ will be available for help and guidance           Middlesex College’s Responsibilities             We have made every effort to ensure that the information published in the college prospectus is     correct.   We will take all reasonable steps to ensure that the courses and services described are provided.     However, we reserve the right to make changes to published information if circumstances outside the control of the college interfere with its ability to provide these courses or services.   We will make all reasonable effort to minimise any effects that result.