A: If you earn a full scholarship you will have to pay:

• An administrative fee of £ 1250 if you hold a European citizen’s passport;
• An administrative fee of £ 700 plus visa and health insurance costs if you do not have a European citizen’s passport;
• Travel expenses to and from the UK.
• The cost of the immigration health surcharge (IHS) required for a Tier 4 visa rises from £300 to £470 per annum from 1st October 2020

In case you win a partial scholarship, you will have to pay:

• Reduced tuition costs – typically between £ 6,000 and £ 8,000 per year;
• Visa and health insurance costs if you do not have a European citizen’s passport;
• Travel expenses to and from the UK.

A: If you are in the 10th grade, you can submit your application, but start with lower chances because we look at compatibility and age and concern with possible British colleagues.

A: We encourage you to specify this in the application form, and after a possible selection, the commission will consider the aptitudes and wishes of each student.

A: The experience of the schools is immersive, those who will be selected go to the respective schools that offer them boarding. They have to be with their colleagues, it’s part of the experience. In addition, it is hard to assume that you will be in the same city as your relative(s), the winning scholar can reach anywhere from London to the Isle of Wight and Edinburgh to Cambridge.

UPDATE 2020: For those scholars with relatives or family friends resident in the UK who are eligible and willing to act as a guardian, with the agreement of the school, then this is not a problem. However, for those with no suitable contacts in the UK the only option open to them may be to look at commercial guardianship arrangements which are very expensive. Schools differ in their generosity over helping with the cost of guardianship. We have negotiated an agreement with one such agency for a reduced guardianship service at a more affordable cost. HMC Projects has no commercial interest in this except to ensure that the cost to families is minimised if families have to resort to the services of a guardianship company. We have asked applicants to state whether any contacts in the UK they may list on the application form would be prepared to act as a guardian.

A: If you are in one of these situations, the income statement will be filled in with the income of the parent or the legal tutor of the student.

A: After high school, students get A-levels or AS-levels depending on school, enough for admission to an Anglo-Saxon faculty, as A-levels are recognized not only in the UK but also in many other countries. There are also very few schools, about 4-5 out of a hundred that make IB (International Baccalaureate), in which case it is equivalent in Romania. Generally, few students returning to Romania with A-levels have to support the Romanian Baccalaureate, but in most cases, they manage to continue their academic studies at British faculties or other European faculties that recognize those diplomas.

A: We do not impose a theme because we want every essay to be as personal as possible, and the story of each is different. Each success story contains the following things in general: a story of personal development, a very strong argument about how to link the possible future experience in the UK to their present experience, an argument about willingness to learn and flexibility in a new environment.

A: The essay can be written either handwritten or electronic, it’s your choice. In any case, the documents have to be signed by hand, so you will need to print them.

A: Blue.

A: The administrative fee must be paid only by students who earn a full scholarship. The deadline for the payment is 1st of July 2021.

A: No.

A: It is not mandatory to stay in the second year, but to get the scholarship will have priority candidates who intend to spend two years in the UK. The Scholarship Agreement is signed by the initial scholarship winners for one year, with the possibility of renewal if both parties agree (student and school).

A: Financial Declaration Form is sent along with the file in stage II of the Selection process.

A: Yes, of course.

A: Program high schools can be found at this link http://www.hmc.org.uk/hmc-schools/map/

A: All documents are completed in English.

A: You do not have to take a difference exam.

A: School assignments will be made by the evaluation committee according to the areas of interest of students and their passions.

If, however, you are applying for a reduced fee scholarship then you can apply to up to four of the schools offering a reduced fee scholarship. In this case you choose which of these schools to apply to. Each school then chooses which applicants it wishes to award a reduced fee scholarship to. It is a competitive process with typically 50 or so students applying for a total of about 25 places.

A: The completion of prestigious schools like the HMC program will surely open the gates of the world’s most famous universities for you.

A: If the school cannot give you the report written in English, you can translate the document and attach the translation along with a copy of the report in the application file, a legalized translation is not required.

A: In this case, the teacher will complete the Principal/Tutor/Class Teacher recommendation and you can ask another teacher to complete the other form.