About TLevelled
TLevelled lists which universities accept T Levels, what grade they ask for, and every caveat attached. It is free, there is no signup, and there are no ads.
Why it exists
In September 2025 I was a T Level Digital student at South and City College Birmingham, trying to work out which universities would actually take my qualification. Course pages contradicted prospectuses, admissions teams gave different answers to the same question, and plenty of universities did not mention T Levels anywhere.
“I went to the gov.uk site and realised it was just a list of universities. No grades, no courses, no pathway, nothing useful.”
So I checked more than 40 universities by hand, one course at a time, and wrote down what each one actually said. That took weeks, and it was only ever meant to be for me.
Fast forward to June 2026. It was obvious every other T Level student was hitting the same wall, so I turned my notes into a website. That part took three days. It went live on 10 June 2026.
Those notes are now 399 courses. I am still the person checking them.
Tobi Salawu, founder
In the press
“Tobi Salawu, an 18-year-old digital T Level student at South and City College Birmingham, spent several weeks checking more than 40 universities before building his own website, TLevelled.co.uk, to list which institutions accepted digital, engineering and health T Levels - and on what terms.”
What people say
“This is exactly the kind of initiative that deserves recognition. Access to clear, accurate information can make all the difference when students are making life-changing decisions about their education.”
“Two clicks, two clicks, and I had everything I needed.”
“Man whoever you are, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. You are doing God's work.”
A selection from the messages students, teachers and course coordinators have sent since launch.
How the data is checked
Every requirement on this site was read off the university's own admissions or course page. Nothing is scraped, estimated, or copied from another directory.
- Entry requirements were last verified in July 2026.
- A T Level grade is never inferred from UCAS points. Where a university publishes no specific grade, it is listed as Case-by-case rather than guessed.
- Where a university will not accept a T Level for a course, that is listed too. The absence of a route is as useful as the presence of one.
- Universities change requirements between cycles. Always confirm with the university before you apply.
Found something wrong?
Corrections are welcome and get fixed quickly. Email hello@tlevelled.co.uk with the university and course and I will recheck it against the source.