Our focus
We support and guide students in making their decisions when applying for UK universites
University Choices
Help with finding the most suitable courses for you
Personal Statement
Support with drafting a statement with a strong impact and clear message
Guidance
Before you apply, we support you in identifying activities which can boost your application
About US
Go Enrol is an award winning UK education consultant company
How we work with our students
1) We will schedule a phone call with you, the student. During this first call we will aim to establish a timeline for the application process, the type of courses which you want to study and your academic background.
2) Together we will create a shortlist of places for you to consider studying. This will take into consideration your academic background, budget and other preferences.
3) Drafting and finalising your personal statement.
4) A final review of your applications.
5) Submitting your applications.
6) Deciding which course offers to accept.
7) You enrol on your university course.
Go Enrol is an award winning British company which helps thousands of students from all over the world discover courses. We have received support from the University of Cambridge's Judge Business School and won national awards. We have also been recognised by the Duke of York for our potential.
Native English Speakers
All support will be delivered by a native English speaker with experience of studying at a top British university
Price to meet your budget
Applying is unique to each student and the amount of support wanted will vary. Therefore we have a range of options to choose from.
Supported Students from over 20 countries
We have helped students from a wide range of countries apply for universities in the UK
PACKAGES
We offer support by Skype whever you are in the World.
You pay for just the time you need support.
University Consultant
$80
- Support deciding which course
- Short-listing courses
- UCAS Personal Statement support
- Scholarship Searches
- Creating a budget
- Native English speaker
- Guidance on extracurricular activities
University Consultant
£60
- Support deciding which course
- Short-listing courses
- UCAS Personal Statement support
- Scholarship searches
- Creating a budget
- Native English speakers
- Guidance on extracurricular activities
University Consultant
Euro70
- Support deciding which course
- Short-listing courses
- UCAS Personal Statement support
- Scholarship searches
- Creating a budget
- Native English speakers
- Guidance on extracurricular activities
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Application Tips
Blog posts about getting started.
UCAS Deadlines for 2021 – International Students
When preparing your UCAS application to apply for undergraduate study at a university in the UK, it is important to make sure you know the UCAS deadline dates. The following information is for the UCAS deadlines for entry in autumn 2021. It is information for international students applying to UK universities using UCAS. 15 October[…]
UCAS Deadlines for University Entry in 2021 (UK students)
When preparing your UCAS application to apply for university, it is important to make sure you know the dates of the UCAS deadlines. The following information is for the UCAS deadlines for entry in autumn 2021. It is information for UK students applying to UK universities using UCAS. The first UCAS deadline is: 15 October[…]
UK and EU Students – Missed the 15th January UCAS Deadline? What You Can Do.
So 15th January 2020, has come and gone. For whatever the reason you haven’t submitted your application, but you still want to apply to start university this Autumn. The good news is that there are still a lot of courses which accept applications. The bad news is that some choices will not be open anymore,[…]
What Are the Differences Between Scholarships and Bursaries
Studying at university in the UK can be expensive. Therefore, some applicants decide to look into funding options which can help them afford to study at university, or at the very least reduce the financial strain. Regardless of what your situation is though, you may be interested in applying for scholarships and bursaries. What are[…]
UCAS Tariff Points – The New System
For students beginning their UCAS application in 2016 with the aim of going to university in September/October 2017, then they need to pay attention to the new UCAS tariff. If you are not sure what the UCAS tariff is, let me quickly explain: the UCAS tariff is a system UCAS introduced to make it easier for[…]
The Basics
When starting a personal statement, it is important to make sure you have understood the main points you need to do. The personal statement is up to 4,000 characters or 47 lines of text. It’s important to remember that this includes spaces and blank lines. Write in English Make sure your grammar, spelling and punctuation[…]
How To Start a Personal Statement
The blank page can be daunting to many students like you. Everybody has the friend who has an incredible talent for writing and everything they have done seems more exciting than what you can write. Do not be disheartened by this. The UCAS Personal Statement is about YOU and only you. This is your chance[…]
Character Count: UCAS Vs. Word
This is a recurring problem for many students when preparing their university application using UCAS. Hours, days, weeks and even months have been spent writing the perfect personal statement. Commas have been cut, shorter words have been used and the end result is a personal statement exactly on the 4,000 character limit. Then the personal[…]
Do’s and Don’ts
Writing a personal statement when applying to university is very challenging. In just a few paragraphs you need to convey your passion for the subject along with who you are. To help you on your way, here are our top Do’s and Don’ts tips for your personal statement: Dos Explain clearly why you want to[…]
Who should write your reference?
When submitting a university application through UCAS you need to have a Reference. This is just one person whose role is to help the university or college you are applying to understand your academic ability and suitability for further study. Your Reference, sometimes called a Referee, will need to be able to explain: Your academic[…]