University of Portsmouth

BBB-BCC (104-120 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels)

Portsmouth's own Accounting with Finance course page confirms the BBB-BCC standard A-level offer (104-120 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels), UCAS code N4N5, with no named subject requirement. This is the closest current Portsmouth course to a standalone 'Accounting and Finance' degree; Portsmouth's own naming is 'Accounting with Finance.' Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Accounting with Finance -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

ABB-BBB (120-128 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 3 A-levels

Portsmouth's own Architecture course page confirms the ABB-BBB standard A-level offer (120-128 UCAS Tariff points), UCAS code K101; the course is RIBA-validated and ARB-prescribed, giving exemption from RIBA Part 1. Filed under Creative Arts & Design rather than Engineering, the same choice already made for the existing Liverpool and Reading Architecture entries, since no dedicated Architecture bucket exists in the fixed subject list. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Architecture -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points) from 3 A-levels, including either Biology or Chemistry

Portsmouth's own Biochemistry course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, including either Biology or Chemistry, UCAS code C701. Filed under 'Natural Sciences & Mathematics', the same bucket already used for Biomedical Science-type basic-science degrees at other schools, rather than 'Medicine & Health Sciences', since it's a laboratory science degree, not a physician or registration-track course. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Biochemistry -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £19,950 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points) from 3 A-levels, including Biology

Portsmouth's own Biology course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, including A-level Biology, UCAS code C101; the page states students can choose specialist areas including ecology and habitat surveying, environmental conservation, microbiomes, and genomics, a genuinely separate degree from the existing Marine Biology BSc row, without its marine focus. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Biology -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £19,950 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels), including 40 points from Biology and 40 points from a second science subject or Mathematics

Portsmouth's own Biomedical Science course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels), including 40 points from Biology and 40 points from a second science subject or Mathematics, UCAS code B94L. Filed under Natural Sciences & Mathematics rather than Medicine & Health Sciences -- this is a basic-science degree, not a physician or registration-track course. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Biomedical Science -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £19,950 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BCC (104-112 UCAS Tariff points) from 3 A-levels

Portsmouth's own Business and Human Resource Management course page confirms the BBB-BCC standard A-level offer (104-112 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, with no named subject requirement, UCAS code NN14; the course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD). This is Portsmouth's real course title for its Human Resource Management degree -- standalone 'Human Resource Management' isn't offered on its own, only combined with Business as it's titled here. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Business and Human Resource Management -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBC-BCC (104-112 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels)

Portsmouth's own Business and Management course page confirms the BBC-BCC standard A-level offer (104-112 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels), UCAS code NN23, with no named subject requirement. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Business and Management -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points), including a relevant subject (Further Mathematics, Mathematics, Statistics, or Physics)

Portsmouth's own Civil Engineering course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points, including a relevant Mathematics or Physics-family subject), UCAS code H201 for the three-year BEng route (a longer MEng route is also offered from the same page but not recorded here). Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Civil Engineering -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £19,200 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

ABB-BBB (120-128 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels

Portsmouth's own Computer Games Art course page confirms the ABB-BBB standard A-level offer (120-128 UCAS Tariff points), UCAS code I631; applicants without a relevant art, design, or creative computing qualification are asked for a supporting portfolio. This is a distinct course from Portsmouth's programming-focused Computer Games Technology degree, filed separately under Creative Arts & Design. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Computer Games Art -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

ABB-BBB (120-128 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels

Portsmouth's own Computer Games Technology course page confirms the ABB-BBB standard A-level offer (120-128 UCAS Tariff points), UCAS code G451; this is the programming-focused games degree, filed under Computer Science & Computing rather than Creative Arts & Design, which houses Portsmouth's separate Computer Games Art degree instead. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Computer Games Technology -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

No direct requirement published

Portsmouth's own USA tariff table bundles an SAT Reasoning composite score together with three SAT Subject Test scores per tier (e.g. the top tier: SAT 1300 combined plus three subject tests at 650 each) -- the page itself states awareness of "the changes announced in 2021 by College Board regarding the future availability of SAT subject tests," but doesn't fully restructure the table around their discontinuation, leaving it genuinely ambiguous whether the SAT-composite-alone path (without the now-untakeable subject tests) still satisfies the requirement as published. ACT composite figures (29/27/25 across the same three tiers) appear parallel to the SAT figures but it's unclear whether they carry the same subject-test dependency. Not confirmed specific to Computer Science either way. No direct SAT/ACT figure published rather than guess which reading is correct. Kept at 'partial'.

BBB-BCC (104-120 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels)

Portsmouth's own Criminology course page confirms the BBB-BCC standard A-level offer (104-120 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels), UCAS code L31I, with no named subject requirement. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Criminology -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBC-BCC (104-112 UCAS Tariff points) from 3 A-levels

Portsmouth's own Digital Marketing course page confirms the BBC-BCC standard A-level offer (104-112 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, with no named subject requirement, UCAS code N592; the course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM), and the page states graduates exit with a Certified Digital Marketing Associate certificate. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Digital Marketing -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels, with 32 points from a specific Science subject

Portsmouth's own Earth Science course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points, minimum 2 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, with 32 points required from a science subject; UCAS code F643 is published across independent course-comparison listings, though Portsmouth's own page didn't show it directly in the content checked. The page states students choose one of three named pathways -- Geology, Engineering Geology, or Environmental Geology -- at the end of first year, and that from September 2027 this course's own title changes from BSc (Hons) Earth Science to BSc (Hons) Geology; it's listed here under its current, live title rather than the future one. The course is accredited by The Geological Society. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Earth Science -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £19,950 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

ABB-BBC (112-128 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels)

Portsmouth's own Economics course page confirms the standard A-level offer for September 2027 entry of ABB-BBC (112-128 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels) -- a slightly wider band than the ABB-BBB (120-128 points) offer the same page states for September 2026 entry -- UCAS code L101, with no named subject requirement. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Economics -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points) from 2 or 3 A-levels, including a relevant subject (Further Mathematics, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, or Electronics)

Portsmouth's own Electronic Engineering course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points from 2 or 3 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, including a relevant subject, UCAS code H611 for the 3-year BEng (a separate 4-year MEng option also exists); graduates meet the educational requirements for Incorporated Engineer (IEng) status per the course's own page. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Electronic Engineering -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £19,200 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BCC (104-120 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels

Portsmouth's own English Literature course page confirms the BBB-BCC standard A-level offer (104-120 UCAS Tariff points, minimum 2 A-levels), UCAS code Q303, with no named subject requirement. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to English Literature -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels, from a Science subject (Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science/Studies, Geography, Geology, Mathematics, or Physics)

Portsmouth's own Environmental Science course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points, minimum 2 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, from a named science subject, UCAS code F902; the course is accredited by the Institution of Environmental Sciences, and the page describes field trips to Somerset, Lulworth Cove, Malta, and Malaysia. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Environmental Science -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £19,950 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BCC (104-120 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels

Portsmouth's own Film Studies course page confirms the BBB-BCC standard A-level offer (104-120 UCAS Tariff points, minimum 2 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, with no named subject requirement, UCAS code PP3K; the page describes access to the student-led TV channel CCI TV and Adobe Certified Professional training within the School of Film, Media, and Creative Technologies. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Film Studies -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BCC (104-120 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels, with no named subject requirement

Portsmouth's own Geography course page confirms the BBB-BCC standard A-level offer (104-120 UCAS Tariff points, minimum 2 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, with no named subject requirement, UCAS code F801; the course is accredited by the Royal Geographical Society and the page describes a focus on physical geography -- how the natural environment was formed, what threatens it, and how to protect it -- using laser survey technology, drones, GIS, and photogrammetry equipment. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Geography -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £19,950 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BCC (104-120 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels

Portsmouth's own History course page confirms the BBB-BCC standard A-level offer (104-120 UCAS Tariff points, minimum 2 A-levels), UCAS code V102 for the three-year route, with no named subject requirement. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to History -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBC-BCC (104-112 UCAS Tariff points) from 3 A-levels

Portsmouth's own International Business course page confirms the BBC-BCC standard A-level offer (104-112 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, with no named subject requirement, UCAS code N123; the page states students spend their second year at a partner university in Europe, Australia, Canada, Japan, China, South Korea, Thailand, or the USA, distinct from the existing Business and Management BA row. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to International Business -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BCC (104-120 UCAS Tariff points)

Portsmouth's own International Relations course page confirms the standard A-level offer for September 2027 entry of BBB-BCC (104-120 UCAS Tariff points) -- a wider band than the BBC-BCC (104-112 points) offer the same page states for September 2026 entry -- UCAS code L252, with no named subject requirement. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to International Relations -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels

Portsmouth's own Journalism course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points, minimum 2 A-levels), UCAS code P501, with no named subject requirement, though the page recommends humanities-leaning A-levels such as English, Politics, Media Studies, or History as useful preparation. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Journalism -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BCC (104-120 UCAS Tariff points)

Portsmouth's own Law course page confirms the standard A-level offer for September 2027 entry of BBB-BCC (104-120 UCAS Tariff points) -- a slightly wider band than the BBB-BBC (112-120 points) offer the same page states for September 2026 entry -- UCAS code M101, with no named subject requirement. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Law -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points), including 32 points from A-level Biology

Portsmouth's own Marine Biology course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points, including 32 points from Biology), UCAS code C161. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Marine Biology -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £19,950 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BCC (104-112 UCAS Tariff points) from 3 A-levels

Portsmouth's own Marketing course page confirms the BBB-BCC standard A-level offer (104-112 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, with no named subject requirement, UCAS code N50D -- a genuinely separate, broader degree from the existing Digital Marketing BA row, which focuses specifically on digital channels. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Marketing -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points) from 2 or 3 A-levels, including 40 points from A-level Mathematics

Portsmouth's own Mathematics course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points from 2 or 3 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, including 40 points from A-level Mathematics, UCAS code G101; the course is accredited by the Institution of Mathematics and Its Applications, with a separate 4-year MMath option also offered. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Mathematics -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points), including a relevant subject (Further Mathematics, Mathematics, Statistics, or Physics)

Portsmouth's own Mechanical Engineering course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points, including a relevant Mathematics or Physics-family subject), UCAS code H301 for the three-year BEng route (a longer MEng route is also offered from the same page but not recorded here). Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Mechanical Engineering -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £19,200 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BCC (104-120 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels

Portsmouth's own Media Studies course page confirms the BBB-BCC standard A-level offer (104-120 UCAS Tariff points, minimum 2 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, with no named subject requirement, UCAS code P30Y -- a standalone degree, distinct from the joint Journalism with Media Studies and English Literature with Media Studies courses Portsmouth also offers. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Media Studies -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BCC (104-120 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels

Portsmouth's own Nursing (Adult) course page confirms the standard A-level offer for September 2027 entry of BBB-BCC (104-120 UCAS Tariff points) -- a wider band than the BBB-BBC offer the same page states for September 2026 entry -- UCAS code B740; the course leads to registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council. 'Nursing' is a non-physician health-sciences degree, not a GMC-registration route, so no extra sponsor-recognition research step applies here the way it would for a Medicine degree. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Nursing (Adult) -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels, with 32 points from a Science subject (Applied Science, Archaeology, Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science/Studies, Geography, Geology, Mathematics, or Physics)

Portsmouth's own Palaeontology course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points, minimum 2 A-levels), UCAS code F640, with 32 points required from a named science subject; the course is accredited by The Geological Society, was the first palaeontology degree in the UK, and the page states Portsmouth runs the largest undergraduate palaeontology course in the UK today, with field trips to the Isle of Wight and the Jurassic Coast. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Palaeontology -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £19,950 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

ABB-BBB (120-128 UCAS Tariff points), including 40 points from A-level Chemistry and 40 points from another science subject or Mathematics

Portsmouth's own MPharm Pharmacy course page confirms the ABB-BBB standard A-level offer (120-128 UCAS Tariff points), including 40 points from Chemistry and 40 points from a further science subject or Mathematics, UCAS code B230; the course is GPhC-accredited and four years full-time. 'Pharmacy' is a non-physician health-sciences degree, not a GMC-registration route, so no extra sponsor-recognition research step applies here the way it would for a Medicine degree. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Pharmacy -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £19,950 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points) from 2 or 3 A-levels, with 32 points from a relevant subject (Physics, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Statistics, or Electronics)

Portsmouth's own Physics course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points from 2 or 3 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, with 32 points from a relevant subject, UCAS code FF31 for the 3-year BSc (a separate 4-year MPhys option also exists); the page states Portsmouth is the only UK university with the flexibility to choose when to take an optional paid placement or self-employed year. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Physics -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £19,200 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points) from 2 or 3 A-levels, with 32 points from a relevant subject (Physics, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Statistics, or Electronics)

Portsmouth's own Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points from 2 or 3 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, with 32 points from a relevant subject, UCAS code F304 for the 3-year BSc (a separate 4-year MPhys option also exists) -- a genuinely separate degree from the plain Physics BSc above, with its own UCAS code, housed alongside Portsmouth's Institute of Cosmology and Gravitation. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £19,200 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBC-CCC (96-112 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels

Portsmouth's own Politics and Sociology course page confirms the BBC-CCC standard A-level offer (96-112 UCAS Tariff points, minimum 2 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, UCAS code L381; the page states this joint degree includes real-world research and hands-on fieldwork, and explicitly confirms international applicants (including EU) can apply directly for September 2026 entry. Standalone Sociology isn't offered at Portsmouth as its own degree -- only combined with another subject -- so this joint degree is used here rather than an invented standalone course. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Politics and Sociology -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBC-BCC (104-112 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels

Portsmouth's own Politics course page confirms the BBC-BCC standard A-level offer (104-112 UCAS Tariff points, minimum 2 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, with no named subject requirement, UCAS code L201; the page describes this as a Connected Degree with flexible sandwich placements, exchanges outside the UK, and a foundation-year route, distinct from the existing International Relations BA row. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Politics -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels)

Portsmouth's own Psychology course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points from 3 A-levels), UCAS code C801, with no named subject requirement. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Psychology -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £18,600 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBC-BCC (104-112 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels

Portsmouth's own Screenwriting course page confirms the BBC-BCC standard A-level offer (104-112 UCAS Tariff points, minimum 2 A-levels) for September 2026 entry, with no named subject requirement, UCAS code W811 -- a genuinely separate degree from Film Studies and Film Production, focused specifically on writing for film and television, within the same School of Film, Media, and Creative Technologies. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Screenwriting -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BCC (104-120 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels, one of which must be in a relevant subject

Portsmouth's own Social Work course page confirms the BBB-BCC standard A-level offer (104-120 UCAS Tariff points, minimum 2 A-levels, one in a relevant subject) for September 2026 entry, UCAS code L500; the course is approved by Social Work England and includes 170 days of work placement. Filed under 'Psychology' rather than 'Medicine & Health Sciences', matching Keele University's own Social Work course elsewhere in this data -- no dedicated Social Work bucket exists in the fixed taxonomy, and Psychology is the closest fit here too. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Social Work -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.

BBB-BBC (112-120 UCAS Tariff points), including a minimum of 2 A-levels with 32 points from a science subject

Portsmouth's own Sport and Exercise Science course page confirms the BBB-BBC standard A-level offer (112-120 UCAS Tariff points), including 32 points from a science subject across a minimum of 2 A-levels, UCAS code C60K; the course is endorsed by the British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences. Portsmouth's international entry-requirements page for US applicants publishes one general tariff table across its undergraduate courses, pairing UCAS Tariff bands with an SAT Reasoning score bundled together with three SAT Subject Test scores, plus a parallel ACT composite column -- the same page is aware the College Board discontinued SAT Subject Tests in 2021 but hasn't restructured the table around that, leaving genuinely unclear whether the SAT-alone or ACT-alone figure still satisfies the requirement on its own. This is Portsmouth's general US-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Sport and Exercise Science -- no direct SAT or ACT figure is published here rather than guess which reading of the table is correct. International tuition of £17,900 for the first year is confirmed on the course's own page for September 2026 entry; the same page states September 2027 fees will be confirmed later.