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DISCLAIMER
Education Advisers Ltd endeavours to make all of its Higher Education recommendations in good faith. However, we are unable to guarantee admissions, which is the sole responsibility of each Higher education Provider. Further, we cannot guarantee the academic performance or quality of behaviour or pastoral care at the school in any way. Universities are autonomous and responsible for their own standards - but since 1997 the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) has had a role in checking that these standards are maintained. As such Higher education providers have their own policies which are usually communicated to you at the time you accept their contract This will include, inter alia, provisions on the timely payment of academic fees, accommodation fees (if provided), student code of conduct, etc. We strongly advise you to read their Terms and Conditions before accepting a place and signing a contract. Please note that the contract is signed by the student if they are 18+.
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