Undergraduate
You'll need one of the following: an International Baccalaureate (IB) score, usually between 30 to 38 points; UK A-levels at the grades shown on your degree course page; US equivalents to A-levels, as outlined in the US qualifications we accept section; a combination of qualifications such as Advanced Placement (AP), IB subjects and Honors courses; If the degree you want to study has subject requirements (for example, Maths or Chemistry), you must meet them using the correct subject at AP level or another accepted qualification such as IB Higher Level. If you want to apply for an undergraduate degree in Medicine, you need to take the UCAT test. Find your course page for the exact requirements you'll need to meet. US qualifications we accept: We accept a range of US high school and college-level qualifications: Advanced Placement (AP); Grade 11-12 Honors courses (one year courses); ACT; SAT; Associate degrees; International Baccalaureate (IB); APs and Honors courses are the main ways to meet A-level equivalencies. A-level equivalency: University degree courses ask for A-level grades (for example, AAA or AAB). Check your course page for the exact A-levels required. You can replace 1 AP or 1 Honors course with 1 ACT or SAT score. You cannot use ACT or SAT to meet subject-specific requirements (for example, Maths or Chemistry). Use the following lists to find the equivalent US qualifications. A*AA: For courses requiring an A*AA, you will need one of the following: 3 AP tests at scores of 555; 2 AP tests at scores of 55, plus either an ACT score of 31 or an SAT score of 1350; a GPA of 3.6 in college-level classes; A and A+ grades in Honors classes; AAA: For courses requiring an AAA, you will need either: 2 AP tests at scores of 55, plus either an ACT score of 29 or an SAT score of 1350; a GPA of 3.4 in college-level classes; A grades in Honors classes; AAB: For courses requiring an AAB, you will need either: 3 AP tests at scores of 554; 2 AP tests at scores of 55, plus either an ACT score of 27 to 29 or an SAT score of 1300 to 1350; a GPA of 3.2 in college-level classes; predominately A grades in Honors classes; ABB: For courses requiring an ABB, you will need either: 3 AP tests at scores of 544; 2 AP tests at scores of 54, plus either an ACT score of 27 to 29 or an SAT score of 1300 to 1350; a GPA of 3.0 in college-level classes; A and B grades in Honors classes; BBB: For courses requiring a BBB, you will need either: 3 AP tests at scores of 444; 2 AP tests at scores of 44, plus either an ACT score of 27 or an SAT score of 1300; a GPA of 3.0 college-level classes; predominately B grades in Honors classes; Associate degree requirements: Associate degrees have the following grade point average (GPA) equivalents: A*AA requires a GPA of 3.3; AAA requires a GPA of 3.2; AAB requires a GPA of 3.1; ABB requires a GPA of 3.0;
Each course has its own English language proficiency requirement, expressed as an English language band (A to I) and its International English Language Testing System (IELTS) equivalent
