MBA Course Fees
The fee for full-time study in February 2010 is £13,000.00. You will usually complete your studies in one year.
We shall be offering delivery of the programme in superior accommodation, and with state-of-the-art teaching resources. Additionally, all students will receive a free wireless-enabled laptop. Those who arrive from abroad will be offered the services of a dedicated meet-and-greet facility, and we shall have on site a team of professional student-support advisers and counsellors. Students will be taught in small groups.
On accepting our offer a study deposit of £3500 is required before we can send you a letter for visa purposes. This will be deducted from your total fee.
If you send a personal cheque for this amount it will have to clear before we are able to send out your letter. Please allow two weeks for the cheque to clear.
The remainder of the first semester tuition will be paid on arrival in London. Second semester tuition will be due two weeks before the start of the semester.
Bloomsbury Business School will accept payments by Credit or Debit Card over the telephone. This is a more effective way of allowing us to get the Un-Conditional Offer letter to you for visa purposes.
Your study deposit should be paid to the Financial Services Department at the school. All payments must be made in British Pounds (GBP).
We will accept most credit and debit cards at the cashier's counter. Cash, cheques and bank drafts will also be accepted. All cheques and bank drafts should be made payable to Bloomsbury Business School and can be posted
to the Financial Services Department at the address below. Please don't forget to write your name, address and Student Reference Number on the back.
Financial Services Department
Bloomsbury Business School
Winston House
3 Bedford Square
London WC1B 3RA
Payments can be made credited directly into the BBS bank account at The Royal Bank of Scotland, London Holborn, High Holborn. London WC1V 6PQ Our bank details are as follows:
Our bank details are as follows:
Payment to: Bloomsbury Business School Limited
A/C 10170080
Sort Code 160053
IBAN# GB14RBOS16005310170080
Swift Code:- RBOSGB2L
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Refund Policy
In response to requests from the Visa Sections in many countries BBS requires students to pay a deposit once they have been made an offer of a place at BBS on academic grounds. On receipt of the deposit BBS will issue a letter which can be used for visa purposes.
- A refund of the deposit is only made if a student is refused a visa. BBS requires proof of rejection and copies of official documentation and details of the passport number. BBS will verify with the relevant visa department(s) and return monies if satisfied.
- No refunds will be made to students who do gain a visa and travel to the UK and then choose not to study at BBS
- BBS will not transfer monies to other universities/institutions if, on arrival in the UK, a student decides to enrol to another university/institution other than BBS
- Students who defer their entry and who do not travel to the UK will be allowed to transfer their deposit payment to the next available intake
- Students who gain a visa, travel to the UK and then request a deferral to the next available intake, will forfeit the deposit unless satisfactory verifiable evidence is provided on the extenuating and unforeseen circumstances for the deferral
- Students are allowed one deferral only under conditions stated. If students fail to enrol on a deferral admission, the deposit will be retained by BBS and no refund will be given under any circumstances
- Deposits will be refunded in British Pounds (GBP) to the person who originally made the payment
- BBS will charge an administration fee of 10% of the deposit before issuing a refund to the person entitled to receive it
- BBS will endeavour to transfer the deposit in the most cost effective way but will not be liable for any bank charges involved in the money transfer
- BBS reserves the right to inform the relevant authorities where there is evidence that a student has paid the deposit, travelled to the UK but has not enrolled on a course of study