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1. Qualifications
Each university sets its own entry requirements, which can vary by subject and course. These might include specific qualifications, subjects, and exam grades (e.g., A Levels, IB, SAT scores). Some universities also list their entry criteria using UCAS Tariff points.
2. Suitability for the Course
Some courses may require specific skills or experience. Make sure you review the course description for any additional criteria or preferences that could make your application stand out.
3. Admissions Tests and Interviews
For certain programs, especially medicine or law, you might need to take an admissions test or attend an interview. Be sure to prepare in advance, and gather any required documents or portfolios.
4. Contextual Admissions
Some universities offer contextual admissions, where they consider barriers you may have faced in your educational journey and provide extra support or reduced entry requirements. This makes the application process fairer for all candidates.