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Discussion on the financial aspects of life - from bank accounts, bank overdrafts and budgeting, tax, savings and investments. For discussion of student loan please use the financial support of the Student-Forum grants and scholarships. 46 Minutes ago: 7 August 2011 15: 23   [important] was bank accounts for international students Hello everyone,

I think, it may have been some issues such as me, but please take some time, to answer me.

I am an international student and will study this September in Norwich, England. I have some questions about opening a bank account.

There are Barclays and NatWest branches on the campus of the University, so I think the opening a Barclays account (NatWest requires some monthly fee, and there were some other recent changes, I don't like). Do you think that I should be opened a normal current account (http://www.barclays.co.uk/CurrentAccounts/Keepitsimple/BarclaysBankAccount/P1242557963758; http://www.barclays.co.uk/Currentaccounts/Packagedaccounts/CashCardAccount/P1242557963900) or an account for international students (http://www.offshore.barclays.com/uk-student-account/)? That it would be better for money transfer?

There are also some other banks such as HSBC and Lloyds (basic current account). Do you think that the most trusted and has the best customer service?

I'm pretty clueless about this stuff so help is appreciated.

Thanks guys.

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Hello people!

In the from Austria and have done so only my exam over here. As we in Europe still a bit old-school and conservative, I will be Conscribed after the summer holidays, which means, I'll have a "gap year" kinda.

Study here is not so exciting (overflow of unis, poor standards, etc..) I think in other countries to go, especially Scotland would be great (great culture, beautiful landscape, nice ppl, great Scottish ).

I would like to study at the University of Edinburgh "International business", but I'm not sure if my marks are. In fact, I am afraid that they will not:

Mathematics: C
German: B
English: A
Latin: A
Geography and economies (a theme): A

I had some bad luck in my math tests. As u see, my Intersectionis not so bad, that (at least I think so), but I fear my poor mark in mathematics is my plans spoil.

Now my questions:

Do I a chance get a space in Edinburgh, even though I have a bad mark in mathematics? If not in Edinburgh, perhaps in Dundee, Scotland or elsewhere in Scotland (I know, this is the Forum of the Edin, but perhaps someone knows)?

If I would start in Austria and decide to switch to a Scottish University, would pay for example after a year of SAAS yet my tuition fees? Don't want to seem like a Sponger - the thing is, studies in the United Kingdom is very expensive in terms of Germany or Austria.

I hope that I in the right forum and in the already excited to have posted about some answers!

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