The Norwegian Society

Original post by stifa

You only have to add the vitnemål from videregående.

Original post by Jørgen

As far as I'm aware, British universities operate in years, not semesters*, so the tuition fee is per year, not semester. Therefore, you'd pay for a year at a time, and so it's not 114K/semester but 114K/year (thankfully :tongue:

).

* Of course they have something they call semesters, but they're not equivalent to semesters in Norwegian unis, which was my point.

I'm not sure who confused who, but I do know that the tuition fee is per year. I figured out that the university accepts that you split the fee into 2, meaning I'll pay £14800/2 twice per year, instead of £14800 before each year.

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Jørgen

Original post by ahpadt

ahpadt

Given that I'll get 114k/semester, (...)

I'd say you confused me. :tongue:

And did you contact them and ask? Either way, why is that beneficial to you? Isn't it easier to pay once a year? (or is that not an option for some reason?)

Reply 363

EDIT: I just need to sit down and look at the numbers. Nvm. I'll work it out.

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Reply 364

Most of the "stipend"-part is actually from those 60k. Only 2000 or so is for travelling, whereas the rest is from the extra scholarship.

Subtract the deafult support and make it into £s:
228,830 kr – 90,800 kr = 138,030 kr = £15,903.72

Either does Lånekassen overestimate the British pound, or the travelling scholarship is more than you are entitled to. Either way, you have the money you're supposed to have. :smile:

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Reply 365

It works out just fine. :wink:

Reply 366

As a norwegian I don't need to apply for a visa (according to ANSA), but do I need to contact the embassy or anything for what ever reason? Or is it just to get on the plane and go to England?

Reply 367

The latter. :biggrin:

You just need to have a valid passport. :wink:

Reply 368

Original post by stifa

The latter. :biggrin:

You just need to have a valid passport. :wink:

Yeay I have an passport! I can go! YEAY!

Reply 369

http://www.ansa.no/ANSAland/ANSA-UK/Praktisk-info/Dokumenter/

Her er mer informasjon :wink:

Reply 370

Jørgen

Original post by Luceria

Just saying hello.

Hello :awesome:

.. Just finished watching the live streaming of the world premiere in London, Trafalgar Square (Harry Potter). Wish I had been there!

Hello

, nice Location update :wink:

Reply 371

BettyJ

Original post by stifa

Don't know if you've seen this, but helped me a lot with my ucas application..

http://www.ansa.no/no/Fag_og_Land/Europa/Hovedsiden_om_utdanning_i_Storbritannia/Veiledning-til-utfylling-av-UCAS-soknaden/

Reply 372

Einheri

Original post by NoShorty

Yeay I have an passport! I can go! YEAY!

You don't even need to register with the police or get a fødselsnummer, though you should register with the NHS just incase you have a medical emergency of some sort.

Original post by Luceria

I know. Let's just forget that it isn't

Spoiler

.. That I'm too old and not British!

And you're a muggle! :teehee:

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Reply 373

Original post by BettyJ

Thanks... it didn't answer my question though: should I select that I have received a qualification, but leave it out, or shall I just put that I did not get any qualification?

It seems that some of these points contradict SONOR's guide, but I trust ANSA more, so...

Reply 374

Original post by stifa

The ANSA way sounds like the way I did it.

Quoting my application:

Establishment 1

Secondary education/FE/HE

xxx videregaende skole
Attendance

Sandwich
From

01-Aug-2003
To

01-Nov-2010

Qualifications section

Highest level of qualification expected Below honours degree level qualifications

Qualification 1

Qualification type

Norway-Vitnemal-videregaende opplaering
Date taken

01-Dec-2010

(my dates are a little nutty cos I went to VGS quite a few years ago, but did privatisteksamen in the later years)

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Jørgen

Original post by Luceria

I know. Let's just forget that it isn't

Spoiler

.. That I'm too old and not British!

Original post by Einheri

And you're a muggle! :teehee:

Original post by Luceria

I was trying not to think about that! :frown:

Tough life, lol. :tongue:

Reply 376

I also heard from Brimingham about entry requirements to the course I'd like to apply to:

Vitnemål: 5.00 with 5's and 6's in relevant subjects.

I only have 4.80, but have 6 in R2, 5 in Chemistry with a 6 on the exam and 5 in physics.
Challenge accepted.

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Reply 377

Original post by Einheri

You don't even need to register with the police or get a fødselsnummer, though you should register with the NHS just incase you have a medical emergency of some sort.

NHS?

Reply 378

National Health Service

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Health_Service
Google is such a great fellow!

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