What students say after they arrive.
This page will carry real students' words, names, courses and photos, with their permission. The cards below show the format until the first cohort's stories replace them.
“I had offers from three universities and no idea which to pick. My counsellor laid out the total cost of each over the year, including rent, and the answer was obvious once I saw it. I am now in Birmingham on the course I wanted and the budget is holding.”
“My visa was refused the first time through another agent because the money had not been in the account long enough. Oasis reviewed the refusal for free, rebuilt the file and the second application was approved in nine days.”
“The loan was the part I dreaded. They introduced me to a lender who understood the UK CAS process and I had pre-approval in four days. The university had the money before my visa appointment.”
“I applied in October for a January start and assumed it was hopeless. Express Offer came back in two days, the CAS in three weeks, and I started on time.”
“What I appreciated was being told no. Two of the courses I wanted were not realistic with my grades and they said so, then found me one that was, with a placement year.”
“My parents joined every call and got every question answered. That mattered more than anything else in our decision.”
“I had offers from three universities and no idea which to pick. My counsellor laid out the total cost of each over the year, including rent, and the answer was obvious once I saw it. I am now in Birmingham on the course I wanted and the budget is holding.”
“My visa was refused the first time through another agent because the money had not been in the account long enough. Oasis reviewed the refusal for free, rebuilt the file and the second application was approved in nine days.”
“The loan was the part I dreaded. They introduced me to a lender who understood the UK CAS process and I had pre-approval in four days. The university had the money before my visa appointment.”
Short video story, coming with the first cohort
Short video story, coming with the first cohort
Short video story, coming with the first cohort
How to choose where to study abroad: a decision guide that starts with your budget
Six questions that narrow twenty countries to two, in the order that actually matters: money, post-study rights, subject strength, English, climate and family.
Part-time work rules for international students, country by country
Hours allowed, minimum wages, the paperwork and the realistic earnings in the UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, the US and Germany.
Student accommodation abroad: halls, private halls, shared houses and homestays compared
What each option costs, who it suits, and the deposit and contract traps to avoid before you sign anything from another country.
Your story starts with a call.
Free counselling, a realistic plan, and a counsellor who stays with you until you arrive.