After applying for a St Andrews Summer Study course

Once you have submitted your application, our team will review your application and supporting documents. If any required documents are missing, you can upload these after submitting your application. We may also contact you if further information is needed.

You will be notified of the outcome of your application by email once the assessment is complete. Offers are usually unconditional. However, a conditional offer may be issued if you have not yet provided evidence that you meet the University's English language requirements, or if other academic requirements remain outstanding.

Next steps after receiving your offer

Please follow the steps below once you receive a St Andrews Summer Study offer.

1. Accepting your offer

If you wish to accept your offer, you must do so within 28 calendar days of the date of your offer letter or by 9 April 2027, whichever is soonest.

If you receive a conditional offer, you will need to meet the outstanding conditions within 28 calendar days of receiving your offer letter or by 9 April 2027, whichever is soonest. You can accept your place while working towards meeting any outstanding conditions. Once these have been met, your offer will be made unconditional.

2. Paying your deposit

Once you have accepted your unconditional offer, a non-refundable deposit of £500 is due within 14 calendar days. This deposit will be deducted from your total programme fee.

Please use either of the payment methods below to pay your deposit

To make the payment, please select the 'Summer Schools' option and enter £500. Have your student identity (ID) number at hand as you will need to provide it to make a payment. Your ID number is the nine-digit number in your offer letter.

3. Paying the balance of your fees

The remainder of your course fees must be paid by Wednesday 28 April 2027.

Please use either of the payment methods below to pay the remaining balance of your fees.

To make the payment, please select the 'Summer Schools' option and enter the relevant amount. Have your student identity (ID) number at hand as you will need to provide it to make a payment. Your ID number is the nine-digit number in your offer letter.

After you have paid your course fees

Once you have paid your course fee in full, your student record will be set up and your admission processed by the University's Registry team.

From April, you will receive an automated entrant email with instructions for setting up your University email account and applying for your student ID card, along with further information to help you prepare for your arrival at St Andrews.