United States of America (USA)

Kingston University is home to over 3,000 international students, from over 140 countries. Whichever pre-degree, undergraduate or postgraduate programme you choose, studying with us is an opportunity develop both academically and professionally among a vibrant learning community. We have several in-country representatives in USA ready to assist on your journey to Kingston University. If you have any questions, feel free to send us a message on international@kingston.ac.uk.

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Overseas educational representatives in the USA

Below is a list of university representatives in the United States. Please contact your nearest representative if you would like further information:

Across the Pond
170 S. Green Valley Parkway, 3rd Floor
Henderson, Nevada 89012, USA
Tel: +1 (702) 318-7127
Email: info@studyacrossthepond.com
Website: www.studyacrossthepond.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AcrossThePondUK
Twitter: @AcrossthePondUK
LinkedIn: Study Across the Pond - North America

UK visa requirements for the USA

Students from the USA coming to study in the UK are required to obtain prior entry clearance and therefore need to apply for a student visa before arriving in the UK. For information on how to apply for Entry Clearance please visit the following websites:

• Visa Guidance & Application
• UK Embassy
• Education UK – General visa advice
• British Council USA
• UKCISA – Council for International Student Affairs

The British Council has put together a guide to living and studying in the UK, including an outline of the UK visa process with advice for each step of the application.

You will need to show proof of funding when applying at the British Consulate in the USA. If you are planning on receiving financial aid you will therefore need to have applied for this at Kingston University.

Partner institutions in the USA

Kingston University has a number of progression route partnerships with colleges, universities and institutions. These include: