1

Schengen concern only this countries http://www.mediavisa.net/schengen-area.php
As you can see, the Uk are not part of and the US are not part of Europe I think. What concern your last question October 2012 plus 5 means 2017

2

Whether you would be granted a visa or not will depend on many factors and is something no one here would be able to answer accurately.

Unfortunately your visa overstay may affect the decision made by American, British etc post as well when it comes to granting visas. They may think that you might overstay in the US, UK as well. Waiting may not help; your history won't get erased.

Do you have a letter from your university that it wasn't your fault? It may help...

3

As always, this depends on the immigration officers. But I can tell you that UK immigration is very strict and I'm sure at the least you'll have a lot of explaining to do.
I've been with a group of US citizens, taking them from France to the UK, when two of them couldn't immediately produce their SOFA card ( stating that as military they could stay long term). The officer counted the days, concluded they had overstayed in Schengen, so they would also not pay attention to the law in the UK and was going to deny them entry. After a frantic search in their pockets and handbags they found some letters which clearly stated they were military. Only then were they allowed to enter the UK.
This was not the only time I witnessed problems at British immigration, but the only time the officer spoke openly - someone who didn't heed the Schengen rules is suspected of also not heeding the British rules.

4

Why you want to study in the UK or US is a bit beyond me, given the excessively high cost of doing so in these particular countries.

Anyway.

The US won't care. However, the UK might, given it's linked into the Schengen computer system after it signed the Treaty of Amsterdam in 1997.

Still, if you don't try, you won't find out.

5

Regards #1, there have been quite a few cases reported of UK immigration refusing people entry that were suspected of overstaying in Schengen. Indeed, they seem to think you may try the same thing in their country.

6

Here is an example in reverse; however the OP hasn't updated what happened after his trip to the embassy.

7

MTL - yes I know or heard about but I only wrote the UK are not member of the Schengen group. If OP need a visa he will get the answer immediatly.

8

Regards, it seems OP is perfectly well aware that UK is not part of Schengen- otherwise (s)he would not have been asking about if a Schengen ban impacts the chances of getting into the UK.

So what was your point exactly? There is no need to try and put OP straight (not in this case!)

9

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schengen_Information_System
Quote "Although the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom have not signed the Schengen Agreement Application Convention, they take part in Schengen co-operation under the terms of the Treaty of Amsterdam, ..."
Thus the Schengen ban may well have effects on applying for an UK visa.