Imperial College London

A*A*A or A*AAA including A* in Mathematics, A/A* in Physics, A in a third subject; IB 40 points (7 in HL Mathematics, 7 in HL Physics)

Imperial's own Aeronautics with Spacecraft Engineering MEng course page states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 APs at 5,5,5,5,5 including Calculus BC and Physics C (Mechanics or Electricity and Magnetism) plus three further relevant subjects, OR 3 APs at 5,5,5 on Calculus BC and one Physics C option plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+. All applicants sit the ESAT (Maths 1, Maths 2, Physics modules), with two 2027-entry test windows (12-16 October 2026, 4-8 January 2027) confirmed on the page. No UCAS course code published: the page states H401, identical to the existing plain Aeronautical Engineering MEng entry's own published code -- re-checked a second time rather than assumed to be an error, but two distinct courses can't genuinely share one UCAS code, so neither figure is trusted enough to store here. Application deadline: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

AAA including Chemistry and one of Biology/Mathematics/Physics (A-level); IB 38 points, HL6 Chemistry and HL6 in Biology/Mathematics/Physics

Imperial's own Biochemistry BSc course page confirms the AAA/IB 38 standard and the Chemistry-plus-one-more-science requirement, and states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 AP exams (5,5,5,4,4) including Chemistry and one of Biology/Calculus (AB or BC)/Physics, OR 3 APs at 5,5,4 in the same subjects plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+. All applicants must sit the ESAT (Maths 1, Chemistry, Biology modules), test windows 12-16 October 2026 or 4-8 January 2027.

AAA including Chemistry and one of Biology/Mathematics/Physics (A-level); IB 38 points, HL6 Chemistry and HL6 in Biology/Mathematics/Physics

Imperial's own Biochemistry with Management BSc course page confirms the same AAA/IB 38 standard as the plain Biochemistry BSc entry, plus the identical American Qualifications route (5 APs at 5,5,5,4,4 including Chemistry and one of Biology/Calculus/Physics, OR 3 APs at 5,5,4 plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+) and the same ESAT requirement (Maths 1, Chemistry, Biology modules) -- the Management specialization doesn't change the science-admissions bar. No UCAS code published: the page displayed C700, identical to plain Biochemistry BSc's own code, which can't both be correct for two distinct UCAS listings -- not used here rather than risk storing a wrong code for either course.

AAA including Biology and one of Chemistry/Mathematics/Physics (A-level); IB 38 points, HL6 Biology and HL6 in Chemistry/Mathematics/Physics

Imperial's own Biological Sciences BSc course page confirms the AAA/IB 38 standard and the Biology-plus-one-more-science requirement, and states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 APs (5,5,5,4,4) including Biology and one of Chemistry/Calculus (AB or BC)/Physics, OR 3 APs at 5,5,4 plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+. All applicants must sit the ESAT (Maths 1, Chemistry, Biology modules).

AAA including A in Mathematics and A in Chemistry or Physics; IB 38 points (6 in HL Mathematics, 6 in HL Chemistry or Physics)

Imperial's own Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering MEng course page (UCAS code BJ95, Department of Materials) states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 APs at 5,5,5,4,4 including Calculus BC, Chemistry, and one Physics C option, OR 3 APs at 5,5,4 including Calculus BC and one of Chemistry/Physics C plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+. The department 'does not use a test as part of its selection process' -- no ESAT/TMUA required, the same genuine no-test contrast the existing Imperial Chemistry BSc entry already documents. Shortlisted applicants instead attend an applicant day (30-minute interview, 45-minute engineering problem-solving task, student Q&A). Filed under 'Engineering', matching the existing Imperial Materials with Nuclear Engineering entry. Application deadline confirmed directly: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

A*AA including A* in Mathematics, A in Biology/Chemistry/Physics, A in a third subject; IB 39 points (6 in HL Mathematics, 6 in HL Biology/Chemistry/Physics, 6 in a third HL subject)

Imperial's own Biomedical Technology Ventures BSc course page (UCAS code B800) states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 APs at 5,5,5,5,4 including Calculus BC and one Physics C option, OR 3 APs at 5,5,5 on the same subjects plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1470+ or ACT 32+ -- the one course sitting between the AAA-tier (1460/31) and A*A*A-tier (1480/33) figures. No admissions test required, though candidates meeting entry requirements 'may receive online interview invitations.' 3-year standard course, 4 years with an optional Year in Industry. Filed under 'Natural Sciences & Mathematics', the same reasoning as the Medical Biosciences entry. Application deadline confirmed directly: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

AAA including Chemistry and one of Biology/Mathematics/Physics (A-level); IB 38 points, HL6 Chemistry and HL6 in Biology/Mathematics/Physics

Imperial's own Biotechnology BSc course page confirms the AAA/IB 38 standard and the Chemistry-plus-one-more-science requirement, the same figures as the Biochemistry BSc entry. American Qualifications route: 5 APs (5,5,5,4,4) including Chemistry and one of Biology/Calculus/Physics, OR 3 APs at 5,5,4 plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+. All applicants must sit the ESAT (Maths 1, Chemistry, Biology modules).

AAA including A in Chemistry, A in Biology/Mathematics/Physics, A in a third subject; IB 38 points (6 in HL Chemistry, 6 in HL Biology/Mathematics/Physics)

Imperial's own Biotechnology with Management BSc course page confirms the same AAA/IB 38 standard as the existing plain Biotechnology BSc entry, plus the identical American Qualifications route (5 APs at 5,5,5,4,4 including Chemistry and one of Biology/Calculus/Physics, OR 3 APs at 5,5,4 plus SAT 1460+/ACT 31+) and the same ESAT requirement (Maths 1, Chemistry, Biology modules) as plain Biotechnology BSc -- the Management specialization doesn't change the science-admissions bar, same treatment as the Chemistry with Management entry. 4-year course (3 years Biotechnology, final year at Imperial Business School covering accounting, entrepreneurship, and marketing). No UCAS course code published: the page displays J700, identical to the existing plain Biotechnology BSc entry's own published code, which can't both be correct for two distinct listings -- not used here, the same treatment the existing Biochemistry with Management entry already gives an identical J700/C700-style collision. Application deadline confirmed directly: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

A*A*A including A* in Chemistry and Mathematics, A in Biology/Business Studies/Economics/Further Mathematics/Physics; IB 40 points (7 in HL Mathematics and Chemistry, 6 in a fourth HL subject)

Imperial's own Chemical Engineering MEng course page states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 AP exams at grade 5 including Chemistry and Calculus BC plus one of Physics/Biology/Economics, OR alternative criteria with SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+. All applicants must sit the ESAT (Maths 1, Maths 2, Chemistry modules). Application deadline confirmed directly on the page: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time. No UCAS course code published -- secondary sources suggest H800 but this wasn't confirmed on Imperial's own page or a UCAS listing.

AAA including Chemistry, Mathematics, and a third subject (Biology, Physics, or Further Maths preferred); IB 38 points (6,6,6 at HL including Chemistry and Mathematics)

Imperial's own Chemistry BSc course page states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 AP exams (5,5,5,4,4) including Chemistry, Calculus BC, and one of Biology/Macroeconomics/Microeconomics/Physics C, OR 3 APs (5,5,4) including Chemistry and Calculus BC plus an acceptable school-leaving credential and SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+. The department explicitly states it 'does not use a test as part of its selection process' -- no ESAT/TMUA required, a genuine contrast with the existing Imperial Physics, Mathematics, Civil Engineering, and Chemical Engineering entries. Application deadline confirmed directly on the page: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

AAA including A in Chemistry, A in Mathematics, A in a third subject (Biology/Economics/Physics/Further Maths preferred); IB 38 points (6 in HL Chemistry, 6 in HL Mathematics, 6 in a third HL subject)

Imperial's own Chemistry with Management BSc course page (UCAS code F1NF) confirms the same AAA/IB 38 standard as the existing plain Chemistry BSc entry, plus a distinct American Qualifications route: 5 APs at 5,5,5,4,4 including Chemistry, Calculus BC, and one of Biology/Macroeconomics/Microeconomics/Physics C, OR 3 APs at 5,5,4 on the same subjects plus SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+ -- and confirms 'this department does not use a test as part of its selection process,' the same no-test policy as plain Chemistry BSc. 4-year course (3 years Chemistry, final year at Imperial Business School). Filed under 'Natural Sciences & Mathematics' rather than 'Business & Management' -- the Management specialization doesn't change the science-admissions bar, the same reasoning the existing Biochemistry with Management entry already establishes. Application deadline confirmed directly: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

AAA including Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics (A-level); IB 38 points, HL6 in Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics

Imperial's own Chemistry with Molecular Physics MSci course page confirms the AAA/IB 38 standard and the three-required-science-subjects requirement (Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics all mandatory), and states admissions runs on application materials and interviews rather than a written test -- a real contrast with the Chemistry-adjacent entries requiring the ESAT. American Qualifications route: 5 APs (5,5,5,4,4) including Chemistry, Calculus BC, and one Physics C exam, OR 3 APs at 5,5,4 in the same subjects plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+.

A*A*A including A* in Mathematics and A/A* in Physics, A in a third subject; IB 40 points (7 in HL Mathematics, 6 in HL Physics)

Imperial's own Civil Engineering MEng course page states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 AP exams at grade 5 including Calculus BC and Physics C, OR 3 APs at grade 5 in those subjects plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+. All applicants must sit the ESAT (Maths 1, Maths 2, Physics modules). The page's application-deadline text didn't fully load, but every other Imperial course researched (Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Mathematics) independently confirms the identical university-wide UCAS deadline of 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time -- used here on that basis. No UCAS course code published -- secondary sources disagree between H200 and H201 with neither confirmed on Imperial's own page.

A*A*A or A*AAA, A* in Mathematics (A-level); IB 41 points, HL7 Mathematics and HL7 in another relevant subject

Imperial's own Computing (AI and Machine Learning) MEng course page confirms the A*A*A/IB 41 standard and that all applicants must sit the TMUA, with interviews discretionary rather than standard. American Qualifications route: 5 APs at 5,5,5,5,5 including Calculus BC, OR 3 APs at 5,5,5 including Calculus BC plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+.

A*A*A-A*AAA including A* in Mathematics, A*/A in two further subjects or AAA in three further subjects (Further Mathematics preferred); IB 41 points (7 in HL Mathematics, 7 in another relevant HL subject)

Imperial's own Computing (Security and Reliability) MEng course page (UCAS code G610) states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 APs at 5,5,5,5,5 including Calculus BC, OR 3 APs at 5,5,5 including Calculus BC plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+ -- the identical figure the existing Imperial Mathematics BSc, Physics BSc, and Civil Engineering entries already document for the A*A*A tier. All applicants sit the TMUA (not the ESAT used by the Imperial science/engineering entries), with two 2027-entry test windows (12-16 October 2026, 4-8 January 2027) confirmed directly. Interviews 'are not standard but may be offered... at the discretion of the admissions tutors.' Filed under 'Computer Science & Computing', matching the existing Imperial Computing entries. Application deadline confirmed directly: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

A*A*A-A*AAA including A* in Mathematics, A*/A in two further subjects or AAA in three further subjects (Further Mathematics preferred); IB 41 points (7 in HL Mathematics, 7 in another relevant HL subject)

Imperial's own Computing (Visual Computing and Robotics) MEng course page (UCAS code GG47) confirms the identical A*A*A-A*AAA/IB 41 standard, American Qualifications route (5 APs at 5,5,5,5,5 including Calculus BC, or 3 APs at 5,5,5 including Calculus BC plus SAT 1480+/ACT 33+), and TMUA requirement as the Computing (Security and Reliability) entry -- the two courses share an identical admissions bar, differing only in specialization once enrolled. Application deadline confirmed directly: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

A*AA with A* in Mathematics, A in two further subjects (A-level); IB 39 points, HL7 Mathematics and HL6 in another subject

Imperial's own Design Engineering MEng course page confirms the A*AA/IB 39 standard and the A*-Mathematics requirement. American Qualifications route: 5 APs (5,5,5,5,4) including Calculus BC, OR 3 APs at 5,5,5 including Calculus BC plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1470+ or ACT 32+. All applicants must sit the ESAT (Maths 1, Maths 2 modules only, no science module -- a real contrast with the other Engineering entries, which all require a Physics or Chemistry module too).

AAA including Mathematics and one of Biology/Chemistry/Geography/Geology/Physics (A-level); IB 38 points, HL6 Mathematics and HL6 in one of the same subjects

Imperial's own Earth and Planetary Science BSc course page confirms the AAA/IB 38 standard and the Mathematics-plus-one-earth-or-life-science requirement, and states no admissions test is used. American Qualifications route: 5 APs (5,5,5,4,4) including Calculus BC and two of Chemistry/Environmental Science/Geography/Biology/Physics, OR 3 APs at 5,5,4 in the same subjects plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+ -- notably, this course's own AP list includes Environmental Science, a subject none of the other earth-science entries name. Filed under 'Geography & Environmental Sciences', the same department-grouping reasoning as the Geology and Geophysics entries.

AAA including A in Biology, and A in Chemistry, Mathematics, or Physics; IB 38 points (6 in HL Biology, 6 in HL Chemistry/Mathematics/Physics)

Imperial's own Ecology and Environmental Biology BSc course page (UCAS code C180, Department of Life Sciences) states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 APs at 5,5,5,4,4 including Biology and one of Chemistry/Calculus (AB or BC)/Physics (1, 2, or C), OR 3 APs at 5,5,4 on the same subjects plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+. All applicants sit the ESAT (Maths 1, Chemistry, and Biology modules). The department 'generally does not hold interviews' for this course. Application deadline confirmed directly: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

A*AA including A* in Mathematics; IB 39 points (7 in HL Mathematics, 6 in two other HL subjects)

Imperial's own BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science course page states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 AP exams (5,5,5,5,4) including Calculus BC, OR 3 APs at grade 5 including Calculus BC plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1470+ or ACT 32+. This is Imperial Business School's first-ever undergraduate degree (combining Economics, Finance, and Data Science) -- A genuinely new course type among the schools listed here, not a traditional standalone Economics degree. All applicants must sit the TMUA and a post-application online interview. Application deadline and UCAS code (L1N3) both confirmed directly on the page: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

A*A*A or A*AAA including A* in Mathematics and A*/A in Physics; IB 40 points (7 in HL Mathematics and Physics)

Imperial's own EEE MEng course page states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 AP exams at grade 5 including Calculus BC and both Physics C exams, OR 3 APs at grade 5 plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+. All applicants must sit the ESAT (Maths 1, Maths 2, Physics modules). Application deadline and UCAS code (H604) both confirmed directly on the page: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

A*A*A or A*AAA including A* in Mathematics, A*/A in Physics, A in a third/fourth subject; IB 40 points (7 in HL Mathematics, 7 in HL Physics)

Imperial's own Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Management MEng course page (UCAS code H6N2) confirms the same A*A*A-A*AAA/IB 40 standard as the existing plain EEE MEng entry, plus a distinct American Qualifications route: 5 APs at 5,5,5,5,5 including Calculus BC and both Physics C options plus two further relevant subjects, OR 3 APs at 5,5,5 including Calculus BC and one Physics C option plus SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+ -- a genuinely tougher 5-AP tier than plain EEE MEng's own documented route. All applicants sit the ESAT (Maths 1, Maths 2, Physics modules). Filed under 'Engineering' rather than 'Business & Management', the same science/engineering-anchor reasoning as the Chemistry and Biotechnology with Management entries. Application deadline confirmed directly: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

A*A*A or A*AAA, A* in Mathematics, A*/A in Physics (A* for three A-levels, A for four), A in a third/fourth subject, Further Mathematics strongly encouraged (A-level); IB 40 points, HL7 Mathematics and HL7 Physics

Imperial's own Electronic and Information Engineering BEng course page confirms the A*A*A/IB 40 standard and the Mathematics-plus-Physics requirement. American Qualifications route: 5 APs at 5,5,5,5,5 including Calculus BC, Physics C (Mechanics), and Physics C (Electricity and Magnetism) plus two further relevant subjects, OR 3 APs at 5,5,5 including Calculus BC and one Physics C exam plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+. All applicants must sit the ESAT (Maths 1, Maths 2, Physics modules).

AAA including at least two of Biology/Chemistry/Geography/Geology/Mathematics/Physics (A-level); IB 38 points, HL6 in two of the same subjects

Imperial's own Geology BSc course page confirms the AAA/IB 38 standard and the two-of-several-earth-science-subjects requirement, and states plainly: 'This department does not use a test as part of its selection process' -- the same no-test finding as the existing Imperial Chemistry and Materials Science entries. American Qualifications route: 5 APs (5,5,5,4,4) including three of Calculus BC/Biology/Chemistry/Physics, OR 3 APs at 5,5,4 in the same subjects plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+. Filed under 'Geography & Environmental Sciences' -- Imperial's own Department of Earth Science and Engineering groups Geology with the Geophysics and Earth and Planetary Science entries, a closer fit than the general Natural Sciences bucket.

AAA including Mathematics and Physics (A-level); IB 38 points, HL6 Mathematics and HL6 Physics

Imperial's own Geophysics BSc course page confirms the AAA/IB 38 standard and the Mathematics-plus-Physics requirement, and states no admissions test is used, the same as the Geology entry. American Qualifications route: 5 APs (5,5,5,4,4) including Calculus BC and one Physics C exam, OR 3 APs at 5,5,4 in the same subjects plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+. Filed under 'Geography & Environmental Sciences', the same department-grouping reasoning as the Geology entry.

AAA including Mathematics and Chemistry or Physics, plus a useful third subject; IB 38 points (6 in HL Mathematics, 6 in HL Physics or Chemistry)

Imperial's own Materials Science and Engineering BEng course page states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 AP exams (5,5,5,4,4) including Calculus BC, Chemistry, and Physics C, OR 3 APs at grade 5,5,4 plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+. The department explicitly states it 'does not use a test as part of its selection process' -- no ESAT/TMUA required, the same pattern as the existing Imperial Chemistry entry. Applicants instead go through a post-application interview day. Application deadline and UCAS code (JF52) both confirmed directly on the page: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

AAA including Mathematics and one of Chemistry/Physics, plus a useful third subject (A-level); IB 38 points, HL6 Mathematics and HL6 in Physics or Chemistry

Imperial's own Materials with Nuclear Engineering MEng course page confirms the AAA/IB 38 standard and the Mathematics-plus-Chemistry-or-Physics requirement, and states no admissions test is used -- a real contrast with the other Nuclear/Mechanical-Engineering-adjacent entry (Mechanical Engineering with Nuclear Engineering), which requires the ESAT. American Qualifications route: 5 APs (5,5,5,4,4) including Calculus BC, Chemistry, and one Physics C exam, OR 3 APs at 5,5,4 including Calculus BC and one of Chemistry/Physics C plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+. A post-application admissions day (one-to-one interview, group engineering task, current-student Q&A) is required instead.

A*A*A, A* in Mathematics, A* in Further Mathematics, A in a useful subject (Computer Science or Physics recommended) (A-level); IB 41 points, HL7 Mathematics and HL7 in another relevant subject

Imperial's own Mathematics and Computer Science BEng course page confirms the A*A*A/IB 41 standard and the double-A*-in-Mathematics-and-Further-Mathematics requirement. American Qualifications route: 5 APs at 5,5,5,5,5 including Calculus BC, OR 3 APs at 5,5,5 including Calculus BC plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+. All applicants must sit the TMUA, not the ESAT -- the same test-route split already documented for the existing Imperial Mathematics BSc entry. Discretionary interviews; exceptions to the Further Mathematics requirement considered for schools that don't offer it.

A*A*A, A* in Mathematics, A* in Further Mathematics, A in a useful subject (Computer Science or Physics recommended) (A-level); IB 41 points, HL7 Mathematics and HL7 in another relevant subject

Imperial's own Mathematics and Computer Science for Artificial Intelligence BEng course page confirms the A*A*A/IB 41 standard, the same figures as the Mathematics and Computer Science BEng entry, with an AI-specific curriculum focus rather than a different admissions bar. American Qualifications route: 5 APs at 5,5,5,5,5 including Calculus BC, OR 3 APs at 5,5,5 including Calculus BC plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+. All applicants must sit the TMUA; interviews discretionary.

A*A*A including A* in Mathematics and Further Mathematics, A in a third subject; IB 39 points (7 in HL Mathematics, 6 in a second HL subject)

Imperial's own Mathematics BSc course page states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 AP exams at grade 5 including Calculus BC plus one of Computer Science/Statistics/Physics C, OR 3 APs at grade 5 including Calculus BC plus an acceptable high school diploma and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+. All applicants must sit the TMUA (not the ESAT used by Imperial's other science/engineering courses -- a genuine distinction from the existing Physics, Chemical Engineering, and Civil Engineering entries). Application deadline and UCAS code (G100) both confirmed directly on the page: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

A*A*A to A*A*AA, A* in Mathematics, A* in Further Mathematics, A in another subject (A-level); IB 39 points, HL7 Mathematics, HL6 another subject

Imperial's own Mathematics with Applied Mathematics/Mathematical Physics BSc course page confirms the A*A*A/IB 39 standard, the same figures as the Mathematics with Statistics entry -- both are specialisation tracks off the same core Mathematics offer, not separately harder or easier. American Qualifications route: 5 APs at 5,5,5,5,5 including Calculus BC and one of Computer Science/Statistics/Physics C, OR 3 APs at 5,5,5 in the same subjects plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+. All applicants must sit the TMUA.

A*A*A to A*A*AA, A* in Mathematics, A* in Further Mathematics, A in another subject (A-level); IB 39 points, HL7 Mathematics, HL6 another subject

Imperial's own Mathematics with Statistics BSc course page confirms the A*A*A/IB 39 standard and states plainly that Imperial's own Mathematics Admissions Test is no longer used, the TMUA having replaced it -- all applicants must sit the TMUA. American Qualifications route: 5 APs at 5,5,5,5,5 including Calculus BC and one of Computer Science/Statistics/Physics C, OR 3 APs at 5,5,5 in the same subjects plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+.

A*A*A (A*A*AA for four A-levels), A* in Mathematics, A* in Further Mathematics, A in another subject (A-level); IB 39 points, HL7 Mathematics, HL6 another subject

Imperial's own Mathematics with Statistics for Finance BSc course page confirms the A*A*A/IB 39 standard, the same figures as the Mathematics with Statistics entry -- another specialisation track off the core Mathematics offer despite the Finance-oriented name. Filed under 'Natural Sciences & Mathematics' rather than 'Economics', reflecting the core Mathematics degree structure. American Qualifications route: 5 APs at 5,5,5,5,5 including Calculus BC and one of Computer Science/Statistics/Physics C, OR 3 APs at 5,5,5 in the same subjects plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+. All applicants must sit the TMUA.

A*A*A or A*AAA, A* in Mathematics, A/A* in Physics (A* for three A-levels, A for four), A in a third subject (A-level); IB 40 points, HL6 Mathematics and HL6 Physics

Imperial's own Mechanical Engineering with Nuclear Engineering MEng course page confirms the A*A*A/IB 40 standard and the Mathematics-plus-Physics requirement. American Qualifications route: 5 APs at 5,5,5,5,5 including Calculus BC and Physics C (Mechanics), OR 3 APs at 5,5,5 in the same subjects plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+. All applicants must sit the ESAT (Maths 1, Maths 2, Physics modules).

AAA including A in Biology or Human Biology, and A in Chemistry, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, or Physics; IB 38 points (6 in HL Biology, 6 in HL Chemistry/Mathematics/Physics)

Imperial's own Medical Biosciences BSc course page (UCAS code B101) states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 APs at 5,5,5,4,4 including Biology, Chemistry, and Calculus BC or a relevant science subject, OR 3 APs at 5,5,4 including Biology and Chemistry plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1460+ or ACT 31+. Names no admissions test; the department assesses on educational history, personal statement, and reference, and 'generally' doesn't interview. Filed under 'Natural Sciences & Mathematics' rather than 'Medicine & Health Sciences' -- not a physician/GMC-registration-track course, the same reasoning this list already applies to Oxford's Biomedical Sciences and the existing Imperial Biochemistry/Biological Sciences entries. Application deadline confirmed directly: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

A*AA (A-level, typical offer)

Imperial's own Medicine MBBS/BSc course page states US applicants need SAT 1470+ or ACT 32+ combined with an acceptable school-leaving qualification, OR 5 AP exams at 5,5,5,5,4 including grade 5 in Biology, grade 5 in Chemistry, and grade 5 in either Calculus BC or a relevant science subject. All applicants must independently register for and sit the UCAT. This is a genuinely notable exception within this list: Imperial's general international-applicants page (already used for the existing Computing BEng and Mechanical Engineering MEng entries) states plainly that Imperial does NOT accept SAT or ACT scores for undergraduate admission at all -- Medicine's own course page is a real, documented, course-specific departure from that general policy, not a research inconsistency.

A*A*A (A* in Mathematics, A* in Physics, A in a third subject); IB 40 points (7 in HL Mathematics and Physics, 6 in a third HL subject)

Imperial's own Physics BSc course page states the American Qualifications route directly: 5 AP exams at grade 5 including Calculus BC and Physics C plus one further qualifying subject, OR 3 APs at grade 5 (Calculus BC among them) plus an acceptable school-leaving credential and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+. All applicants must sit the ESAT (Maths 1, Maths 2, Physics modules). Application deadline confirmed directly on the page: 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time.

A*A*A, A* in Mathematics, A* in Physics, A in another subject, Further Mathematics recommended (A-level); IB 40 points, HL7 Mathematics, HL7 Physics, HL6 third subject

Imperial's own Physics with Theoretical Physics BSc course page confirms the A*A*A/IB 40 standard, a real step up from the existing plain Physics BSc entry. American Qualifications route: 5 APs at 5,5,5,5,5 including Calculus BC, both Physics C exams, and at least one of Chemistry/Statistics/Computer Science/Macroeconomics/Microeconomics, OR 3 APs at 5,5,5 including Calculus BC and one Physics C or Computer Science/Statistics exam plus an acceptable school-leaving qualification and SAT 1480+ or ACT 33+. All applicants must sit the ESAT (Maths 1, Maths 2, Physics modules).

A*A*A or A*AAA; IB 40 points

Imperial's own Aeronautical Engineering MEng course page states only the A-level/IB standard and confirms the ESAT is required, but names no AP, SAT, or ACT figure anywhere -- a genuine gap distinct from the other Imperial engineering entries (EEE, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science), which all publish a real course-specific AP/SAT/ACT route. No direct SAT/ACT figure published. The page also states no explicit application deadline; the standard 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time UCAS deadline confirmed identically across every other Imperial course is used here on that same-institution basis rather than left unstated.

A*AA including A* in Mathematics and A in Physics; IB 39 points (6 in HL Mathematics, 6 in HL Physics, 6 in a third HL subject)

Imperial's own Biomedical Engineering MEng course page states only the A-level/IB standard and that the ESAT is referenced in the admissions-test navigation, but names no AP, SAT, or ACT figure anywhere and no explicit application deadline -- the same genuine gap as the Aeronautical Engineering entry. No direct SAT/ACT figure published. The standard 13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time UCAS deadline confirmed identically across every other Imperial course is used here on that same-institution basis rather than left unstated.

A*A*A-A*AAA (A* in Mathematics required, Further Maths preferred)

Imperial's own page states explicitly: "We do not accept ACT or SAT scores for entry at undergraduate level." US applicants are assessed via AP exams only (minimum 5,5,5 including AP Calculus BC). All Computing applicants must also sit the TMUA. No SAT/ACT figure is published here since none exists to store -- this isn't a test-optional case, SAT/ACT simply isn't an accepted qualification at all.

A*A*A-A*AAA (A-level equivalent)

Imperial's North America page states explicitly: "We do not accept ACT or SAT scores for entry at undergraduate level.. Instead we're seeking a minimum of 3-4 AP tests with scores of 5 (see our course pages for required subjects)." This course's own page confirmed the A*A*A-A*AAA A-level-equivalent standard and that applicants must book the ESAT or TMUA admissions test, but did not list the specific AP subjects required for this course (unlike the existing Computing BEng entry, which does specify 5,5,5 including AP Calculus BC) -- no direct SAT/ACT figure published, since none are accepted, and no course-specific AP subject list published since it wasn't confirmed on this course's own page. Kept at 'partial'.

A*AA, A* in Mathematics, A in Chemistry, A in a third subject (A-level); IB 39 points

Imperial's own Molecular Bioengineering MEng course page confirms the A*AA/IB 39 standard and the Mathematics-plus-Chemistry requirement, and references both the ESAT and TMUA as admissions tests used across Imperial without specifying which applies to this specific course -- the page's American Qualifications section was truncated and its content wasn't recoverable, a genuine gap distinct from every other course, all of which had a complete AP/SAT/ACT section confirmed. No direct SAT/ACT figure published. Kept 'partial'.