Get UK Middlesex University Residential Category Assessment Form 2013-2024

To request a CAS number, please complete and submit the CAS Request form. In order to avoid a delay, you must attach a photocopy or scan of your current visa and ID page of your passport. Due to current Immigration rules, you may have to apply for your Student route visa from overseas.

You will receive a copy of your final CAS statement by email when you have approved your draft CAS, and our CAS team has checked your supporting documents. The CAS statement is an 'e-document', so you will not receive a paper copy. You can apply for your student visa when you have receive your final CAS statement.

Once you agree to the offer of the university, the institutions will verify the required documents and provide you a CAS letter via email. Most universities usually take up to 10 days to send the CAS Number after confirming the details in the statement.

To grade you on your assessment, Middlesex University uses a 20 point scale with 1 being the highest and 20 being the lowest. These grades have no absolute percentage mark equivalent. They indicate to students, the quality of their achievement in the assessment of the module.

Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) Your University will send this to you by email when you have met all of the academic and financial conditions of your offer. You must state your CAS reference number on your Student route visa application. Please be aware that a CAS is specific to your unconditional offer.

You may be asked to record an online interview. The system will also ask you, if required, to submit the financial evidence you will be using for your visa application. We must check it meets the Home Office requirements before issuing you a CAS.

The residential category you select on your application form will help us decide what tuition fee rate and any scholarships you are eligible for. It is related to your nationality and the country you have lived for the last three years, apart from temporary absence such as study, short periods of work etc.

The University has a 1-20 grading scale, with grade 1 being the highest grade. Level 1 modules, which do not contribute to the final classification may be awarded a Y grade (ungraded pass). FAIL - Incorporating failure to participate in assessment necessary to achieve all learning outcomes. Compensation not allowed.