Narrow the whole field down to the part that is yours
Three questions gets you a list — and the thing that matters more: what each cut removed, and whether it was worth it.
Act one · What do you want to become?
IllustrativeScores come later. Pick a direction you actually want to move toward — or just write something, even "my mother told me to use this".
The layer that reasons from an ambition to majors and schools is not built. Choosing here only records it; it will not change the numbers on the right.
Narrowing by major is not built — we hold no programme-level data at all, so there is no invented number here.
Act two · What do these places actually mean?
MeasuredCity versus small town is the cut that genuinely changes four years. Each choice shows what it alone removed, and what that was.
The small number beside each option is how many campuses would be left if you chose it. An option showing 0 would empty the list, but it is still clickable, and will tell you why.
The eight federal regions, not eight moods — the Southeast holds both Miami and rural Alabama. This replaces a list of more than fifty states; what actually shapes four years is still the Setting control above.
Which states are in which region
- New England CT ME MA NH RI VT
- Mid-Atlantic DE DC MD NJ NY PA
- Southeast AL AR FL GA KY LA MS NC SC TN VA WV
- Great Lakes IL IN MI OH WI
- Plains IA KS MN MO NE ND SD
- Southwest AZ NM OK TX
- Rocky Mountains CO ID MT UT WY
- Far West AK CA HI NV OR WA
Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) regions, as listed in the IPEDS 2023 data dictionary.
The December–February average of daily lows (NOAA 1991–2020 normals), at the nearest weather station within 25 km — a median of about 5.5 km away. A mountain campus can differ by several degrees from a station in the valley below.
Straight-line distance to the nearest salt-water shoreline (Natural Earth 1:10m, public domain), including bays, sounds and tidal river mouths, and excluding the Great Lakes — Chicago and Detroit do not count. Note that river cities such as Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia also read as close, because their rivers are tidal; they are not on the open ocean. Accurate to a few km, so read the 10 km band as "close", not as a precise line.
How much the land rises and falls within 25 km of the campus (a hiking radius): the 95th minus the 5th percentile of land elevation (USGS 3DEP / SRTM / GMTED2010, public domain). It measures relief, not altitude — Boulder and Denver are at almost the same altitude (about 1,650 m) but Boulder's relief is about 1,240 m and Denver's about 400 m. 25 km is a close radius: a campus near a big range reads low if the range lies beyond it — the University of Washington in Seattle reads about 170 m, below the lowest band.
Act three · What you are working with
Scores do not filter markets, only feasibility within one, which is why they come last. Nationality is the opposite — it is the single largest cut.
The aid layer is currently a single-digit sample extracted by hand, school by school, which is not enough to filter on. See DESIGN.md §13.
Every line is taken from the university's own website, with the page it came from and the date it was read. Three kinds of number appear below and they are not the same thing: read them against the key.
Admissions cycle: 2027 entry, using each university’s currently published pages; not every one names the year. Pages read on 2026-10-04. Websites change and this does not update itself.
- Stated minimum
- Below this you cannot apply.
- Standard offer
- The offer the university normally makes; individual programmes may ask for more.
- Expected lower boundary
- Where the university says competitive applicants start.
- Range of admitted students
- What the middle half of last year’s admitted students actually scored.
- Context (no single figure)
- How this curriculum is treated, with no comparable number.
United Kingdom · UCAS
AP: 9 of 9 universities read. Of those, requirement stated: 8; page says nothing on it: 1.
IB: 9 of 9 universities read. Of those, requirement stated: 7; page says nothing on it: 2.
UCAS says there is no list of accepted qualifications: each university sets its own entry criteria, so what counts differs by university and by course.
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There is no list of 'accepted qualifications' because each university will have different entry requirements for their courses
Source page · ucas.comOne UCAS application carries at most five choices in total.
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you can only have five choices in total
Source page · ucas.comImperial: most students apply in their final year of school on the grades their teachers predict; only applicants who accept an offer send final grades.
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The majority of students apply in their final year of high school, on the basis of grades they are predicted by their teachers to achieve
Only applicants who receive and accept an offer are required to send us their final grades
Source page · imperial.ac.ukLSE received about 34,000 applications for roughly 1,900 places in 2026, and says that meeting or being predicted to meet its standard offer does not guarantee an offer.
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In 2026, we received approximately 34,000 applications for roughly 1,900 places
predicted or actual grades which meet or exceed the standard offer do not guarantee an offer of admission
Source page · lse.ac.ukCambridge: offers are made in advance of final results, and the predicted grades in the school's UCAS reference are used to understand an applicant's potential; the academic requirements do not have to be met when you apply.
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offers are made in advance of applicants achieving their final grades.
These predicted grades are used during the admissions process to help the University understand each applicant’s potential.
Academic entry requirements do not need to be met at the point of application submission
Source page · undergraduate.study.cam.ac.ukOxford: applicants are assessed on a range of evidence (the UCAS form, personal statement and reference, prior achievement and predicted grades, plus admissions tests and interviews where they apply), and Oxford advises against using UCAS entry-grade data to predict the chance of admission.
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Oxford’s admissions processes use a range of evidence about applicant performance and potential, including information from UCAS forms, the personal statement and reference, prior achievement and predicted grades.
We would not advise that UCAS’s entry grades data is used to predict the likelihood of being admitted to Oxford.
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- 1 Sep 2026OpensUCAS: completed applications can be submitted64 days ago
- 15 Oct 2026DeadlineUCAS 18:00 UK time: Oxford, Cambridge and most medicine, dentistry and veterinary courses20 days ago
- 13 Jan 2027DeadlineUCAS 18:00 UK time: equal-consideration date for most courses70 days away
These dates belong to the 2027-entry round, which is today’s Grade 12. Whether that is your round depends on your grade — choose it above.
Imperial College London
At least five AP tests at grades 5, 5, 5, 4, 4; or at least three AP tests at 5, 5, 4 plus an accepted school-leaving qualification and SAT 1460 or ACT 31.
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Minimum of five AP tests with grades 5,5,5,4,4Alternatively, a minimum of three AP tests with grades 5,5,4 together with an acceptable school leaving qualification (such as the US High School Diploma) and either 1460 in SAT or 31 in ACTSource page · imperial.ac.ukOverall 38 to 42, with 6 or 7 in the relevant Higher Level subjects.
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Overall scores of 38-42, with scores of 6-7 in relevant subjects at higher levelSource page · imperial.ac.ukLondon School of Economics (LSE)
For A*AA or AAA: five APs at grade 5 taken within three years and a high-school GPA of at least 3.7, or a GPA of at least 3.7 with ACT 32+ or SAT 1450+. For AAB: three APs at grade 5 and two at grade 4 with the same GPA, or ACT 30+ or SAT 1400+. The US high school diploma alone is not sufficient.
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A*AA, AAA Five APs at grade 5, taken over a maximum of three years and a minimum High School Diploma GPA 3.7Or a minimum High School Diploma GPA of 3.7, and an ACT score of 32+ or an SAT score of 1450+AAB Three APs at grade 5, and two APs at grade 4, taken over a maximum of three years, and a minimum High School Diploma GPA of 3.7an ACT score of 30+ or an SAT score of 1400+the US High School Diploma by itself isn't sufficient for entry to LSESource page · lse.ac.uk37 points overall with 6, 6, 6 at Higher Level, up to 39 points with 7, 6, 6; each programme page gives its own requirement.
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range from 37 points overall (with three Higher level subjects at grades 6 6 6) to 39 points overall (with three Higher level subjects at grades 7 6 6)Source page · lse.ac.ukKing's College London
APs alone (five APs): 55554 for A*AA, 55544 for AAA, 55444 for AAB, 54444 for ABB, 44444 for BBB, down to 44333 for CCC. Alternatively three APs combined with the ACT or SAT, for example three APs at 5 with ACT 29 for A*AA or ACT 28 for AAA. Taking more than five APs makes an AP-only application more competitive.
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A*AA AP at 5 AP at 5 AP at 5 Act at 29 55554 in five APsAAA AP at 5 AP at 5 AP at 5 ACT at 28 55544 in five APsAAB AP at 5 AP at 5 AP at 4 ACT at 28 55444 in five APsABB AP at 5 AP at 4 AP at 4 ACT at 27 54444 in five APsBBB AP at 4 AP at 4 AP at 4 ACT at 26 44444 in five APsCCC AP at 3 AP at 3 AP at 3 ACT at 23 44333 in five APsthose who are studying/have studied more than the minimum required five will be considered more competitiveSource page · kcl.ac.ukAs a guide, 40 points overall (21 from three Higher Levels) for A*A*A*, down to 29 points (12 from three Higher Levels) for CCC. Offers usually also name marks in three Higher Level subjects, and the points include Theory of Knowledge and the Extended Essay.
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A*A*A* 40 points overall or an aggregate score of 21 from three Higher LevelsCCC 29 points overall or an aggregate score of 12 from three Higher LevelsOur offers will usually specify certain marks in three subjects at Higher Level, in addition to an overall point score for the whole DiplomaOur point score includes points for Theory of Knowledge (TOK) and the Extended Essay (EE)Source page · kcl.ac.ukUniversity of Manchester
AP translation of A-level offers: A*A*A* and A*A*A need 5, 5, 5, 5; A*AA and AAA need 5, 5, 5; AAB needs 5, 5, 4; ABB needs 5, 4, 4. The US high school diploma with a GPA of at least 3.0 is also required.
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A*A*A* 5,5,5,5 A*A*A 5,5,5,5 A*AA 5,5,5 AAA 5,5,5 AAB 5,5,4 ABB 5,4,4plus completion of the High School Diploma (for which we do require a specific GPA of 3.0)Source page · manchester.ac.ukThe general undergraduate page and the USA page state no IB requirement (IB is mentioned only for English language); requirements are left to each course profile.
University of Edinburgh
Besides the US high school diploma, three test scores in different subjects: three APs at grade 4 or above; or ACT 27 plus two APs at 4 or above; or SAT 1290 (at least 650 in Reading and Writing and 620 in Math) plus two APs at 4 or above. Meeting the minimum does not guarantee a place.
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Three AP scores at grade 4+One ACT score of 27 and two AP scores at grade 4+One SAT score of 1290+ (650+ in Reading and Writing and 620+ in Math) and two AP scores at grade 4+Achieving the minimum grade requirements will not guarantee you a place at EdinburghSource page · ed.ac.ukThe Diploma at a specific overall grade and specific grades in three Higher Level subjects, set degree by degree; at least grade 5 in Standard Level English for every degree unless a higher level is stated. For highly selective degrees only those who exceed the requirement may be considered.
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You must obtain the award of Diploma at a specific overall grade and achieve specific grades in three HL subjectsyou must achieve at least grade 5 at Standard Level (SL) EnglishFor highly selective degree programmes we may only be able to consider candidates who exceed the requirementsSource page · ed.ac.ukUniversity of Cambridge
Alongside APs, the SAT needs a combined score of at least 1500 (Math 750+) for most science courses and Economics. The SAT needs at least 1460 (Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 730+) for all other courses. The ACT composite needs to be 33 for most science courses and Economics. The ACT composite needs to be 32 for all other courses. Science applicants should also have an ACT Science score of at least 33.
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you will need to have a minimum combined score of 1,500 (Mathematics 750+)you will need a minimum combined score of at least 1,460 with a score in Evidence-Based Reading and Writing of at least 730you will need to have an ACT composite score of 33 out of 36you will need an ACT composite score of 32 out of 36Students applying for Science courses should also achieve an ACT Science Score of at least 33.Source page · undergraduate.study.cam.ac.ukFive AP scores at grade 5 in subjects related to the course, usually taken within two years of starting, plus a high SAT or ACT score and a high high-school GPA. A US high school diploma alone is not considered suitable preparation, and AP Capstone scores do not usually count toward the five.
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a minimum of 5 Advanced Placement (AP) Scores at grade 5 in subjects related to the course applied forCompletion of a US High School Diploma alone is not considered suitable preparation for entry.Standardised tests (AP, SAT, ACT) should have been achieved within 2 years of matriculation to the University of Cambridge.AP Capstone scores will not usually count towards the requirements for 5 or more scores of 5.Source page · undergraduate.study.cam.ac.ukMinimum offer levels are 41 to 42 points out of 45, with 776 in the Higher Level subjects. Some Colleges (usually Churchill, Corpus Christi and Selwyn) make offers above that, and may ask for 777 or a higher total, or a 7 in particular subjects.
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Minimum offer levels are 41-42 points out of 45, with 776 in Higher Level subjects.The following Colleges usually make IB offers above the minimum offer level: Churchill, Corpus Christi, and Selwyn.Some Colleges may ask you to achieve 777 or a higher points total.You may also be required to achieve 7 in particular subjects.Source page · undergraduate.study.cam.ac.ukUniversity College London (UCL)
Note: UCL's pages do not say which entry year they cover, and its guidance page for international applicants still gives 2026-entry deadlines. These figures are its currently published standard, but the page does not confirm which entry year they apply to.
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Our application deadline for most courses is 18:00 (UK time) on 14 January 2026.Source page · ucl.ac.ukUCL's university-wide pages state no AP requirement. They say AP requirements are given course by course in the prospectus, under the United States of America option on each course page, and those course pages were not read.
UCL equates the IB Diploma to its A-level offers: A*A*A is 40 points overall with 20 in three Higher Level subjects; A*AA is 39 with 19; AAA is 38 with 18; AAB is 36 with 17; ABB is 34 with 16. At least 5 points are needed in each Higher Level subject. Individual IB certificates and the IBCP are not accepted.
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A*A*A = 40 points overall including 20 in three higher level subjects.A*AA = 39 points overall including 19 in three higher level subjects.AAA = 38 points overall including 18 in three higher level subjects.AAB = 36 points overall including 17 in three higher level subjects.ABB = 34 points overall including 16 in three higher level subjects.For all equivalencies at least 5 points is required in each higher level subject.Please note - We do not accept individual International Baccalaureate certificates.UCL does not accept the IBCP for entry to its courses.Source page · ucl.ac.ukUniversity of Oxford
Oxford gives AP equivalents for each A-level offer level. For a course with an A*A*A offer: four APs at grade 5, or three APs at grade 5 plus ACT 33+ or SAT 1480+. For an A*AA offer: four APs at grade 5, or three APs at grade 5 plus ACT 32+ or SAT 1470+. For an AAA offer: four APs at grade 5, or three APs at grade 5 plus ACT 31+ or SAT 1460+. The APs must include any subjects the course requires, and SAT or ACT scores must come from a single sitting (no superscoring).
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For courses requiring A*A*A:Either Four APs at grade 5 (including any subjects required for the course you are applying to)ORThree APs at grade 5 (including any subjects required for the course you are applying to) plus a score of 33 or above in the ACT or 1480 or above (out of 1600) in the SAT.For courses requiring A*AA:Either Four APs at grade 5 (including any subjects required for the course you are applying to)ORThree APs at grade 5 (including any subjects required for the course you are applying to) plus a score of 32 or above in the ACT or 1470 or above (out of 1600) in the SAT.For courses requiring AAA:Either Four APs at grade 5 (including any subjects required for the course you are applying to)ORThree APs at grade 5 (including any subjects required for the course you are applying to) plus a score of 31 or above in the ACT or 1460 or above (out of 1600) in the SAT.we will not consider scores from multiple sessions ('superscoring')Source page · ox.ac.ukA total score of 38, 39 or 40 points depending on the course, including core points, with 6s and 7s in Higher Level subjects; each course page gives its own details. The IB Career-related Programme is not accepted.
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A total score of 38, 39 or 40 points (depending on the course) including core points, with 6s and 7s in subjects taken at the Higher level.Please visit the individual course pages for details.The University does not accept the IB Career-related Programme.Source page · ox.ac.ukUniversity of Warwick
Note: Warwick says on its USA page that its undergraduate entry requirements are under review for the 2027/28 admissions cycle, and that until the review is complete and the notice is removed the published requirements are a guide only.
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Our undergraduate entry requirements are currently under review for the 2027/28 admissions cycle. Until this review is complete and this notice is removed, you should use the published entry requirements as a guide only.Source page · warwick.ac.ukFor the English and Mathematics/Science minimum, students from the USA typically need an ACT composite of 28 or 29 (depending on the course), or an SAT-R of 1340 out of 1600 with no less than 540 in any subject.
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ACT Composite Score of 28 or 29 (depending on the course)SAT-R at a score of 1340/1600 with no less than 540 in any subjectSource page · warwick.ac.ukWarwick's A-level offers can typically be met with four or five AP tests in separate subjects (including any subjects the course requires) plus completion of the High School Diploma, for which no GPA is specified, and only APs taken within a maximum of three years count. For an A*A*A* offer the typical APs are 5, 5, 5, 5, 5. For an A*A*A offer they are 5, 5, 5, 5, 5. For an A*AA offer they are 5, 5, 5, 5. For an AAA offer they are 5, 5, 5, 4. For an AAB offer they are 5, 5, 4, 4. For an ABB offer they are 5, 4, 4, 4.
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4 or 5 AP Tests(depending on the individual course entry requirements) in separate subjects (including any subject requirements) plus completion of the High School Diploma (for which we do not require a specific GPA)Only APs taken over a maximum period of three years will be considered when APs are used to meet entry requirements.A*A*A* 5, 5, 5, 5, 5A*A*A 5, 5, 5, 5, 5A*AA 5, 5, 5, 5AAA 5, 5, 5, 4AAB 5, 5, 4, 4ABB 5, 4, 4, 4Source page · warwick.ac.ukWarwick's university-wide entry page states no IB points. It says typical IB offers are listed under each course entry, and gives only a note on which IB Mathematics courses are accepted.
Hong Kong · direct application
AP: 4 of 4 universities read. Of those, requirement stated: 4; page says nothing on it: 0.
IB: 4 of 4 universities read. Of those, requirement stated: 4; page says nothing on it: 0.
HKU: applicants must make sure predicted or actual results are entered in the application system for evaluation, and meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.
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Students should ensure their predicted or actual results are inputted into the application system for evaluation
Satisfying the minimum requirements does not guarantee admissions
Source page · admissions.hku.hkCUHK: applications received by 12 November 2026 are considered for advance offers, which may be firm or conditional; the regular deadline is 7 January 2027.
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candidates who apply to CUHK on or before 12 November 2026 will be considered for advance offers
applicants may be considered for either a firm or conditional offer depending on individual merits
Regular Round Deadline 7 January 2027
Source page · cuhk.edu.hkHKUST: for A-level applicants, predicted grades from the school, IGCSE/GCSE results and AS results are useful for a preliminary assessment.
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GCEAL predicted grades from the school, IGCSE/GCSE/ GCEOL results, GCEAS Level results will be useful information for preliminary assessments
Source page · join.hkust.edu.hkCityU: entrance requirements are subject to ongoing review, individual majors may require specific subject backgrounds, and the published score ranges are for reference only and should not be used to predict the chance of admission.
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Entrance requirements are subject to ongoing review.
In addition to the General Entrance Requirements, individual majors may require specific subject backgrounds.
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- 23 Sep 2026OpensHKU: applications open42 days ago
- 24 Sep 2026OpensCityU: applications open41 days ago
- 2 Oct 2026OpensHKUST: online application opens33 days ago
- 12 Nov 2026DeadlineCUHK: advance-offer round deadline8 days away
- 15 Nov 2026DeadlineCityU: early-round deadline11 days away
- 25 Nov 2026DeadlineHKU: first-round evaluation (noon, Hong Kong time)21 days away
- 25 Nov 2026DeadlineHKUST: priority-round deadline21 days away
- 1 Dec 2026DeadlineHKU: predicted or actual grades and supporting documents for the first round27 days away
- 7 Jan 2027DeadlineCUHK: regular-round deadline64 days away
- 15 Jan 2027DeadlineCityU: main-round deadline72 days away
- 30 Jun 2027DeadlineHKUST: applications close238 days away
These dates belong to the 2027-entry round, which is today’s Grade 12. Whether that is your round depends on your grade — choose it above.
The University of Hong Kong (HKU)
Expected lower boundary across 58 programmes: at the lowest, three AP subjects at grade 3 or above plus SAT 1380 or above (or two more AP subjects); at the highest, six AP subjects at grade 5 (Medicine), and a SAT of up to 1560 for other programmes.
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Computed from HKU’s own programme-by-programme data, not a sentence on the page; the method is in DESIGN.md §19.
Source page · admissions.hku.hkThese AP subjects do not count: English Language and Composition, AP Seminar and AP Research (a longer list applies to some programmes).
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The following AP subjects are excluded: English Language and Composition, AP Seminar and AP ResearchSource page · admissions.hku.hkExpected lower boundary of 34 to 43 IB points across 57 programmes: 34 for 22 of them, 43 for Medicine.
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Computed from HKU’s own programme-by-programme data, not a sentence on the page; the method is in DESIGN.md §19.
Source page · admissions.hku.hkThe Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK)
A US high school diploma, SAT 1190 out of 1600 or ACT 24, and grade 3 in each of two AP tests.
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an overall total score of 1190 out of 1600 in SAT / a composite score of 24 in ACT; and grade 3 each in 2 Advanced Placement (AP) TestsSource page · admission.cuhk.edu.hkIB Diploma with 30 points out of 45 (a general minimum, for guidance only).
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International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB) with 30 points out of 45General minimum requirements are for guidance only. Satisfying requirements does not guarantee admission, as admission is on a competitive basis.Source page · admission.cuhk.edu.hkThe Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST)
High-school graduation, plus SAT 1190 or ACT 24 (one sitting, including the Science section) and two AP subjects at grade 3 or above; or five AP subjects each at grade 4 or above.
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ACT composite score of 24 or above (in one sitting and including Science section); or SAT total score of 1190 or aboveAmerican College Board Advanced Placement (AP) in two subjects, each with a score of 3 or aboveAmerican College Board Advanced Placement (AP) in five subjects, each with a score of 4 or aboveSource page · join.hkust.edu.hkThe middle 50% of the 2025 intake had a SAT total of 1480 to 1540.
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Mid 50% Score Range for 2025 Intake: SAT Total Score of 1480 - 1540Source page · join.hkust.edu.hkThe middle 50% of the 2025 intake scored 35 to 40 points, including bonus points.
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Mid 50% Score Range for 2025 Intake: 35 - 40 (including bonus points)Source page · join.hkust.edu.hkCity University of Hong Kong (CityU)
A US High School Diploma and an SAT of at least 1190 (out of 1600) or an ACT composite of at least 24 (one sitting), or grade 3 in two AP subjects, for first-year admission. For admission with Advanced Standing I: the diploma, SAT 1190 or ACT 24, and at least grade 4 in three AP subjects.
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US High School Diploma AND a minimum score of 1190 (out of 1600) in SAT or 24 composite in ACT (obtained in one sitting), or grade 3 in two subjects in the Advanced Placement (AP) Test for admission to first-year studies.US High School Diploma AND a minimum score of 1190 (out of 1600) in SAT or 24 composite in ACT (obtained in one sitting), AND a minimum of grade 4 in three subjects in the Advanced Placement (AP) Test for admission with Advanced Standing I.Source page · cityu.edu.hkAn IB Diploma for first-year admission, with no points minimum stated; for admission with Advanced Standing I, at least 30 diploma points out of 45. An English-language requirement applies as well.
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An IB Diploma for admission to first-year studies. For Advanced Standing I admission, a minimum diploma point score of 30 (out of 45) is required;Source page · cityu.edu.hkThe 25th to 75th percentile of the 2025 intake scored 32 to 38 IB points, including the points for TOK and the Extended Essay.
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25th - 75th Percentile of Admissions Score Range (2025 Entry)32 - 38(including additional points for TOK & EE)Source page · cityu.edu.hkThis block covers the UK and Hong Kong only. The US is not modelled here, so no US figure appears. We read part of each market, not all of it.
Act four · Major
MeasuredChoosing a subject removes no school. It does two things: it moves the schools that actually award it to the top, and it tells you when your location choice and your subject choice are in conflict.
Schools in the essay library
In the libraryThe essay library covers only a small number of U.S. schools whose prompts have been checked one by one. Here is how they relate to your current filter: once on My list you can plan deadlines, and the reuse map shows which essays carry across.
The library covers 9 U.S. schools; 1 of them are inside your current filter.
- See promptsSign up to add →Duke UniversityNC
- See promptsSign up to add →Brown UniversityRIExcluded by: Region (Southeast, Plains, Southwest)
- See promptsSign up to add →Boston UniversityMAExcluded by: Region (Southeast, Plains, Southwest)
- See promptsSign up to add →Cornell UniversityNYExcluded by: Region (Southeast, Plains, Southwest)
- See promptsSign up to add →Harvard UniversityMAExcluded by: Region (Southeast, Plains, Southwest)
- See promptsSign up to add →Northwestern UniversityILExcluded by: Region (Southeast, Plains, Southwest)
- See promptsSign up to add →New York UniversityNYExcluded by: Region (Southeast, Plains, Southwest)
- See promptsSign up to add →University of ChicagoILExcluded by: Region (Southeast, Plains, Southwest)
- See promptsSign up to add →University of Southern CaliforniaCAExcluded by: Region (Southeast, Plains, Southwest)
The library also holds 3 Hong Kong universities. They are outside the U.S. federal data, so they take no part in this filter: add them from the library directly.
Adding a school does not change your filter, and which schools your filter returns does not depend on whether they are in the library.