How to apply:
To apply, complete the UKBC enquiry form at https://online.ukbc.ac. After submitting the form, book an appointment with our friendly admissions team.
An admissions appointment will be available to every applicant who applies to study at UK Business College. This is an exciting occasion as it will give you the chance to learn more about the course, get to know our staff and ask our team any questions you may have.
Please make sure to bring the following documents:
- Valid ID (Passport, EU National Identity Card or Travel Document)
- Proof of address (bank statement or utility bill dated within the last 3 months)
- Personal statement (500 words)
If you have Pre-Settled status, please also provide the following:
| Employed | Self-Employed |
| 3 months or 12 weeks of payslips | 3 months’ invoices |
| Employment contract (signed) | 3 months’ bank statements |
Applicants aged 18–21 must have a relevant Level 3 qualification with a value of 90+ UCAS points.
The aim of the admissions process is to analyse your supporting papers and prior credentials, to determine whether you are eligible to register in the programme.
Your appointment will consist of the following steps:
- English and Numeracy tests
- Screening for Accreditation and Prior Experience Interview
- Academic Interview
- Student Finance Interview
If you have any questions, please contact us on 0116 467 0202 .
We look forward to welcoming you to UK Business College!
Our admissions team will guide you through every step of the process, answer your questions, and make sure you have a seamless experience on Assessment Day.
Take the first step today – your future at UK Business College is just around the corner!
Entry Requirements
At UKBC we welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds. If you are interested in applying, please read the entry requirements below.
For applicants between the ages of 18 and 21, you must possess a relevant Level 3 qualification that equals 90 plus UCAS points.
Mature applicants without qualifications must demonstrate how their prior experiences relates to the course.
Admissions Appeals and Complaints
The following procedures are specifically for individuals applying to study at UK Business College and do not apply to current students.
- For Current Students with Complaints: If you are already enrolled and wish to file a complaint, please refer to our Student Complaints Policy.
- For Current Students Contesting a Decision: If you want to challenge a formal decision made by the College, consult the Appeals Policy.
Prospective students can submit an appeal by completing the Admissions Appeal Form available by clicking here.
Re-Admission Following Withdrawal
Former students who wish to return to UKBC should submit a Re-admission form by clicking here.
The form must be completed and submitted at least one month before the start of the semester in which the student intends to resume their studies.
Students are required to provide a summary of their activities since leaving the College and include any relevant documentary evidence, if available.
The Re-admission Panel will review the completed form, taking into account the following factors:
- Any mitigating circumstances that may have affected the student’s studies during their time at the College, supported by appropriate evidence.
- Evidence that these issues will no longer negatively impact the student’s future studies in the upcoming year.
- A detailed explanation from the student of the changes they plan to make in order to prioritise their studies moving forward.
- Information on the support the student has accessed or plans to use in the coming years, including services both within and outside the College.
Only fully completed Re-admission applications will be considered.
Former students approved by the Re-admission Panel will need to apply as a new student through the College’s Admissions team.
Applications denied by the Re-admission Panel are final, and former students do not have the right to appeal this decision.
Student Loan
Student Finance
If you decide to enrol in any of our programmes, Student Finance England (SFE) may assist with funding your studies. SFE offers the following financial support:
- Tuition Fee Loan: Helps cover the cost of your course fees while you are enrolled.
- Maintenance Loan: Provides financial support to help with day-to-day living expenses while studying.
Additionally, you may be entitled to the following financial support:
- Parents Learning Allowance
- Childcare Grant
- Disabled Students Allowance
- Dependant Adults Grant
You can apply for all of the above online through the Student Finance England website.
As part of the Admissions process, you will be invited to attend a Finance Interview with a member of our Admissions Teams. During this meeting, we will answer any questions you may have, confirm your eligibility for funding, and guide you through the application submission process.
For further information on SLC, please visit: www.gov.uk/student-finance.