University of Bristol

AAB (A-level); contextual offer BBB

Bristol's own BA Anthropology course page confirms the AAB standard A-level offer (contextual offer: BBB), UCAS code XD49, with no named subject requirement. Standalone Archaeology is not offered as its own Bristol degree -- only the joint "BA Archaeology and Anthropology" exists alongside this standalone Anthropology degree -- so this entry represents the real standalone course rather than a joint-honours substitute. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Anthropology -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £25,500 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

AAB (A-level); contextual offer BBB

Bristol's own BA English course page confirms the AAB standard A-level offer (contextual offer: BBB), UCAS code Q300, with no named subject requirement. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to English -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £28,200 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

AAB (A-level); contextual offer BBB

Bristol's own BA Film and Television course page confirms the AAB standard A-level offer (contextual offer: BBB), UCAS code 4M5N, with no named subject requirement. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Film and Television -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £31,300 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

AAA (A-level); contextual offer ABB

Bristol's own BA History course page confirms the AAA standard A-level offer (contextual offer: ABB), UCAS code V100, with no named subject requirement. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to History -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £28,200 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

AAA (A-level); contextual offer ABB

Bristol's own BA Philosophy course page confirms the AAA standard A-level offer (contextual offer: ABB), UCAS code V500, with no named subject requirement. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Philosophy -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £25,500 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

AAB (A-level); contextual offer BBB

Bristol's own BA Theatre and Performance Studies course page confirms the AAB standard A-level offer (contextual offer: BBB), UCAS code 2Q3W, with no named subject requirement. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Theatre and Performance Studies -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £31,300 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

A*AA including Mathematics, with preference given to applicants offering two of Further Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Computer Science (A-level); contextual offer AAB including A in Mathematics

Bristol's own BEng Aerospace Engineering course page confirms the A*AA-including-Mathematics standard A-level offer (contextual offer: AAB including A in Mathematics), UCAS code H405; BTEC Engineering applicants may sit Bristol's own mathematics test in place of A-level Mathematics. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels, with AP Calculus BC at grade 5 required for any course with a Mathematics requirement. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Aerospace Engineering -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £33,400 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

A*AA including A*A (in any order) in Mathematics and one of Further Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Computer Science (A-level); contextual offer AAB

Bristol's own BEng Mechanical Engineering course page confirms the A*AA standard A-level offer, including A* and A (in any order) in Mathematics and one further science subject (contextual offer: AAB), UCAS code H305. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels, with AP Calculus BC at grade 5 required for any course with a Mathematics requirement. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Mechanical Engineering -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £31,300 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

AAA including Mathematics, or A*AB including A in Mathematics (A-level); contextual offer ABB including Mathematics

Bristol's own BSc Accounting and Finance course page confirms the standard A-level offer of AAA including Mathematics, or A*AB including A in Mathematics (contextual offer: ABB including Mathematics), UCAS code NN43; the course carries possible exemptions from ICAEW, ACCA, CIMA, and CIPFA professional exams. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels -- any course with a Mathematics requirement specifically needs AP Calculus BC at grade 5 among those. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Accounting and Finance -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £28,200 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

AAA including Biology and another science-related subject (A-level); contextual offer ABB including AB in Biology and another science-related subject

Bristol's own BSc Biology course page confirms the AAA standard A-level offer, including Biology and another science-related subject (contextual offer: ABB including AB in the same two subjects), UCAS code C100. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Biology -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £31,300 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

AAA or A*AB (A-level); contextual offer ABB

Bristol's own BSc Business and Management course page confirms the standard A-level offer of AAA or A*AB (contextual offer: ABB), UCAS code N200, with no named subject requirement. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Business and Management -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £28,200 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

AAA including Chemistry (A-level); contextual offer ABB including A in Chemistry

Bristol's own BSc Chemistry course page confirms the AAA-including-Chemistry standard A-level offer (contextual offer: ABB including A in Chemistry), UCAS code F100. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Chemistry -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £31,300 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

A*AA including A* in Mathematics (A-level); contextual offer AAB including A in Mathematics

Bristol's own BSc Computer Science course page confirms the A*AA-including-Mathematics standard A-level offer (contextual offer: AAB including A in Mathematics), UCAS code G400. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels -- any course with a Mathematics requirement specifically needs AP Calculus BC at grade 5 among those. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Computer Science -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £33,400 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

AAA including Mathematics (A-level); contextual offer ABB (test-optional)

Bristol's own USA-applicants page states directly: "We do not generally require any standardised tests." No SAT/ACT number -- flat, range, or Bristol-authored equivalency table -- exists anywhere on the official site, university-wide or course-specific, so none is published here. An earlier version of this entry had incorrectly included SAT/ACT/GPA figures that aren't actually present in the live content; those were removed after directly re-checking the page confirmed they don't exist.

AAB (A-level); contextual offer BBB

Bristol's own BSc Geography course page confirms the AAB standard A-level offer (contextual offer: BBB), UCAS code F800, with no named subject requirement. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Geography -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £31,300 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

A*A*A including A* in Mathematics and A in another mathematics-related subject, or A*AA including A*A (in any order) in Mathematics and Further Mathematics (A-level); contextual offer AAA including Mathematics and another mathematics-related subject, or AAB including AA in Mathematics and Further Mathematics

Two paths to the standard offer: an A* in Mathematics plus an A in a second mathematics-related subject, or an A* and an A (either order) specifically in Mathematics and Further Mathematics. The contextual offer accepts the same two paths, one grade lower across the board.

Bristol's own BSc Mathematics course page confirms the two-path standard A-level offer above (contextual offer likewise two-path, one grade lower), UCAS code G100. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels -- any course asking for Mathematics specifically needs AP Calculus BC at grade 5 among those. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Mathematics -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £31,300 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

AAA including two core science/mathematics subjects (A-level); contextual offer ABB including AB in two core science/mathematics subjects

Bristol's own BSc Neuroscience course page confirms the AAA standard A-level offer, including two core science/mathematics subjects (contextual offer: ABB including AB in the same two subjects), UCAS code B140. This is a basic-science undergraduate degree, not a clinical or GMC-registration-track course, so it is filed under Natural Sciences & Mathematics rather than Medicine & Health Sciences, the same subject treatment given to comparable Biomedical Science degrees at other schools. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Neuroscience -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £33,400 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

A*AA including A*A (in any order) in Mathematics and Physics (A-level); contextual offer AAB including AA in Mathematics and Physics

Bristol's own BSc Physics course page confirms the A*AA standard A-level offer, including A* and A (in any order) in Mathematics and Physics (contextual offer: AAB including AA in Mathematics and Physics), UCAS code F300. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels -- Physics applicants specifically may offer AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, or both AP Physics C exams, and AP Calculus BC at grade 5 for the Mathematics requirement. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Physics -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £31,300 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

AAA including an essay-based subject (A-level); contextual offer ABB including an essay-based subject

Bristol's own BSc Politics and International Relations course page confirms the AAA standard A-level offer, including an essay-based subject (contextual offer: ABB including the same), UCAS code L200. This is Bristol's only standalone course in this area -- Politics and International Relations are not offered as two separate Bristol degrees, only as this one joint honours course, plus further joint-honours pairings with Economics, Philosophy, and Sociology. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to this course -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £25,500 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

A*AA including A in a science-related subject (A-level); contextual offer AAB including A in a science-related subject

Bristol's own BSc Psychology course page confirms the A*AA standard A-level offer, including a science-related subject (contextual offer: AAB including the same), UCAS code C801; A-level Psychology or Mathematics is not itself required for entry. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Psychology -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £33,400 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

ABB including an essay-based subject (A-level); contextual offer BBC including an essay-based subject

Bristol's own BSc Sociology course page confirms the ABB standard A-level offer, including an essay-based subject (contextual offer: BBC including the same), UCAS code L300. Filed under International Relations & Politics rather than a dedicated Sociology bucket, since the subject taxonomy has no separate Sociology value and other schools' Sociology courses are already filed the same way. Bristol's international entry-requirements page for US applicants states one general standard across its courses: GPA 3.2 minimum (3.4 for competitive courses), plus either an SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section score of 650+ or an ACT composite of 28+, alongside three further qualifications such as AP exams, Honors-level courses, dual enrollment, or A-levels. This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Sociology -- no course-specific SAT or ACT figure is published. Because the SAT figure covers only the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section rather than a full composite, no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid representing a section score as a composite one. International tuition of £25,500 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for 2026 entry; the same page states 2027 entry fees will be confirmed later in 2026.

ACT 28+

Bristol's official USA country-page states ACT 28+ or SAT Evidence-Based Reading & Writing section score of 650+ (a section score, not a full composite SAT -- so no direct SAT figure is published here to avoid misrepresenting a section score as a composite figure), alongside a 3.2 minimum GPA (3.4 for competitive courses including Law). This is Bristol's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Law LLB. Law LLB applicants (per multiple independent secondary sources, not this specific official page) must also sit the LNAT. Kept at 'partial'.

AAA including Chemistry and either Biology, Physics, Mathematics, or Further Mathematics (A-level)

Bristol's own Medicine MBChB course page confirms the AAA A-level standard and that the UCAT is required (2026-entry interview threshold: 2240 Home / 2270 Overseas), but names no SAT, ACT, or AP figure for US applicants -- consistent with Bristol's general international-applicants page (already used for the existing Bristol Economics and Law entries), which states directly it does not generally require standardised tests. No direct SAT/ACT figure published. International tuition confirmed directly on the course's own page: £45,800 for the first year, 2027 entry.