University College London

UCL's admission requirements vary depending on the level of study and the program. For undergraduate programs, students are expected to have completed their secondary education and achieved high grades in relevant subjects. They will also be required to take an admissions test and attend an interview. For postgraduate programs, students are required to hold a Bachelor's degree or equivalent in a relevant subject and meet other program-specific requirements, such as minimum grade point averages, language proficiency, or work experience. The admissions process is highly competitive, and applicants are expected to demonstrate academic excellence, intellectual curiosity, and potential to contribute to the UCL community.

UCL offers a wide range of scholarships and bursaries to support students from all backgrounds in pursuing their academic goals. These include merit-based scholarships for academic achievement, need-based scholarships for students with financial needs, and scholarships for specific programs, such as medicine, law, or engineering. The value and eligibility criteria of scholarships vary, but many are open to both domestic and international students. UCL also participates in various external scholarship schemes, such as the Chevening Scholarship, Fulbright Scholarship, and Rhodes Scholarship, which provide funding for outstanding students to study at UCL. Students are encouraged to explore the available scholarships and apply early to maximize their chances of securing financial support.