International Fees & Finance

 
* fees quoted are for one year of study in the academic year 2020/21. The above costs are tuition fees only – you will be required to pay an additional amount for course materials, exam fees, registration (£100) and ID. This additional charge depends on the course you are following and will be between £100 - £500.

A deposit of fees will be required in order to secure your place and confirm that you are coming to study at Harrow College. Please note students should verify their offer with the International Officer before making any deposit payments.

Paying your Deposit
The tuition fee can be paid in the following ways:

In person – relatives can pay on your behalf; however, please ensure that they have a copy of the offer letter confirming your details
Bank draft – these should be made payable to “HCUC”
Bank transfer – please ensure that you use the following bank details, and state your name in the “Reference” section
Account Name: HCUC
Bank Details: Barclays Bank PLC
355 Station Road
Harrow, Middlesex
HA1 2AN
United Kingdom

Sort Code:20-00-00 Account No.53370801 IBAN: GB57 BARC 2000 0053 3708 01 SWIFT Code:BARCGB22

Part-time fees
If you would like to study a part-time course please contact the International Officer who can discuss your course requirements and the associated tuition fees. Students are also expected to pay additional costs for registration, ID, examinations and course materials.

Living in the UK
Harrow is in London and so estimated living costs are £11,385 per annum if you are studying for a programme that is longer than 9 months, and £1,265 per month if you are studying for a programme that is 9 months or less. Please visit the UKVI website for details on how much money you may need. The International Student Calculator can help you plan your budget and finances when studying in the UK. Further information about the cost of living in the UK is available on the British Council website

Refunds
Full details of the refund policy are available in the Terms and Conditions that accompany all offer letters; however, usually refunds will only be issued in exceptional circumstances and are subject to a £300 administration charge. In the event that a student comes to the UK and either does not enrol onto their chosen course or withdraws from their course, no refund will be issued – these students will also be reported to the UK Visas and Immigration Agency.