"Can I study in the UK with 4 years of gap? ". .

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    Rashmi Juneja | Contributor-Level 7

    3 years ago
    Yes, you can study very well!
    The UK is the most flexible education system in the world - gaps are never a problem in the UK if justified rightly. I have been recruiting and dealing with international students across the world for UK universities and I have placed with people 15 years of gap and even more. Very recently, a woman with 52 years of age has got a visa for M.Sc. Clinical psychology at Plymouth University, UK. However, this can be a problem if you wish to apply for Australia, Canada, and the USA but the UK doesn't SEE the gap as a set back on your profile. To justify the gaps, you need to give a proper explanation in your SOP
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