Preview the courses you want to apply for.

Open both course subpages and compare the four blocks that matter: entry requirements (eligibility), career outcomes (where alumni land), curriculum overview (what you’ll actually study), and the cost calculator (total cost, not just tuition). If the comparison stays close, a 30-minute call with a counsellor settles it — we’ll tell you which one suits your file better, and why.

9 to 12 months before your target intake is the comfortable range. UK universities open applications ~12 months out; US deadlines for top schools fall 8–10 months ahead. If you’re inside 6 months, we can still file, but options narrow and English-test slots get tight.

Card fees are the published university tuition for the current intake. Final cost on your offer letter may differ by scholarship, year of entry, or program variant. The course subpage cost calculator shows total cost including visa, deposit, monthly living and Transitley fee — that’s the number to budget against.

Yes. We run IELTS / TOEFL / PTE preparation as part of the Language Courses service. For applicants already inside the application window, we’ll plan the test date alongside the application timeline so you don’t lose the intake.

No. The Transitley fee covers the full application cycle, including multiple programs across multiple universities. University application fees themselves are paid directly to each university and vary by school.

Yes. We cover nine countries and most students apply to at least two. A counsellor will help you sequence the applications so deadlines don’t collide and your strongest case lands at your top-choice university first.

The catalogue shows our most-requested programs. If the program you’re looking for isn’t listed but sits within the universities we work with, we’ll still file the application. Send an inquiry with the specific program name and we’ll confirm.

Each course subpage shows program-specific outcome data: typical roles, salary range, employment rate. Numbers are sourced from university outcome reports and Transitley alumni surveys, dated where they appear. The averages are real — they don’t flatter the program.