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Home > Students > After you apply > FAQs > Find out more > UCAS Tariff

What is the UCAS Tariff and how do I work out my UCAS points?

The UCAS Tariff is a points system used to report achievement for entry to higher education in a numerical format. It shows how different types of qualifications compare and provides comparisons between applicants with different types and volumes of achievement.

Full details of our Tariff are on this site.

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