University of Sussex accepts T Level Health, Accounting & Finance, Education & Early Years and Legal Services, with the most accessible entry being a Merit.
12 tracked courses at University of Sussex: grade required, UCAS points, pathway specificity, and A Level Maths conditions for each.
Case-by-case - the T Level in Science will be considered on a case-by-case basis; GCSE Maths and two sciences at grade 5 (or B) also required · Flagged - only the T Level in Science is considered, case by case
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Grade required
Case-by-case - the T Level in Science will be considered on a case-by-case basis; GCSE Maths and two sciences at grade 5 (or B) also required
Which pathways count
Flagged - only the T Level in Science is considered, case by case
Distinction overall with Grade B in the Core Component · Explicit - T Level in Education and Childcare is specifically required
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Grade required
Distinction overall with Grade B in the Core Component
Which pathways count
Explicit - T Level in Education and Childcare is specifically required
A Level alongside
None required by this listing
University of Sussex T Level entry requirements: FAQ
Does University of Sussex accept T Levels?
Yes. University of Sussex accepts T Level Health, Accounting & Finance, Education & Early Years and Legal Services across 12 tracked courses. Acceptance is course-specific, so check the exact requirement on each course before applying.
What T Level grade does University of Sussex require?
The most accessible entry tracked at University of Sussex is a Merit. Requirements vary by course, so check the grade required on each listing above.
Is University of Sussex a Russell Group university?
No, University of Sussex is not a member of the Russell Group.
Always confirm requirements on the official course page before applying - universities can update entry criteria between cycles.