• University of Warwick’s Admissions applications is available for Autumn, Spring and Summer Terms.
• Scores of SAT, ACT, TOFEL or equivalent are required while applying at the University of Warwick.
• A GPA of 2.5-3.3 and is also required. An MBA candidate requires a GPA of 3.3.
• However, GRE and GMAT are not required, but it is recommended to have a score of more than 700 to fortify the application.
• The average SAT score varies from 1340-1600, while the average ACT score is 28 or 29.
• A GMAT score of 650 or an equivalent GRE score is needed (for MBA).
• International students can apply for a number of International scholarships like the Chancellor’s International Scholarships; GREAT Britain Scholarships; or the Commonwealth Scholarships.

University of Warwick Admissions require international students to fulfill the following criteria-

• Official transcripts
• TOEFL/IELTS/DET/CEP/CEA English Proficiency Score
• SAT/ACT score(USA)
• Tier 4 visa
• Proof of Financial Support
• Immunization records
• Attested transcripts
• Letters of recommendation
• GRE/GMAT (MBA)
• TOEFL/IELTS scores
• Personal statement
• Tier 4 student visa
• CV
• Financial sustenance proof
• Work experience (MBA)
• CAS

International students are required to submit proof of English proficiency by taking either the IELTS/TOEFL/DET/CEP/CAE test among others; the minimum scores accepted are given below-

English Proficiency Test Undergraduate	Band A	Band B	Band C
TOEFL (iBT)	250(CBT) 92(ibt)	213(CBT) 87(ibt)	260 (CBT) 100 (ibt)
IELTS	6.5	6.0	7.0
DET	125	115	135
CEP C2 Proficiency	C Or 180	C Or 170	C Or 190
CEA C1 Advanced	180	170	190
GCSE English Language	C/4	C/4	B/6
IGCSE English as first language	C	C	B
HKCEE/HKDSE English Language	4	4	5
PTE	69	60	75

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including Maths to apply for the course.

The university of Warwick computer science requires you to have a minimum five GCSEs (or equivalent) at grade C or above including Maths and English and you must also have two A-levels (or a BTEC with merit, merit, merit) or equivalent, including Maths to apply for the course.

The university of Warwick computer science requires you to have a minimum five GCSEs (or equivalent) at grade C or above including Maths and English and you must also have two A-levels (or a BTEC with merit, merit, merit) or equivalent, including Maths to apply for the course.

The university of Birmingham computer science requires you to have five GCSEs at grade C or above including Maths and English. You must also have two A-levels (or equivalent) in any subjects with AA or above in any three subjects including Maths.

The university of Durham computer science requires you to have six GCSEs at grade C or above; four must be in English language, maths and science subjects; two AS levels in any subject from which you gained an A grade with the fifth being in mathematics; three A2 passes in any subject from which one was achieved at ABB standard; a transferable degree from another institution showing good class results.; it is expected that candidates will normally hold AAA as their final level of qualification before admission onto the course at Durham University however some exceptional candidates may be admitted on the basis of other qualifications such as AABBB where they are studying an appropriate undergraduate degree course alongside their application..

Your English Language qualifications should be at least GCSE level grade C or grade 4.

Your English Language qualifications should be at least GCSE level grade C or grade 4.

You can meet this requirement in the following ways:

• A pass in GCSE English Language and Literature (first language)
• A pass in GCSE English Language and Literature (second language)

Note: If your qualification is not listed above, please contact us directly to discuss your eligibility for entry.

You will need to have studied maths at A level (suitably in your first year) but there are no other subject specific requirements.

You will need to have studied maths at A level (suitably in your first year) but there are no other subject specific requirements. To study maths at A level, you can do so either in your first year or at any university. If you want to study maths at a different university, that is fine as well!

degree from an approved university will normally require a good honours degree (first or upper second class honors) in computing/computer science, mathematics or physical sciences

You will need a good honours degree in computing/computer science, mathematics or physical sciences.

Alternately a BTEC diploma in Computing and Systems Development with higher merit and merit grades would be accepted if completed prior to September 2002.

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This is intended as a guide only – please check the UCAS website for up-to-date information on entry requirements

This is intended as a guide only – please check the UCAS website for up-to-date information on entry requirements.

Computer Science at Warwick has a reputation for its world-class teaching and research excellence, with many of its graduates heading to leading technology companies such as Microsoft, Google and Amazon.

You can get into computer science with varying grades but the basic requirements are usually that you must have taken maths.

In addition to English and maths, you’ll need to take two A levels.

• You’ll need at least a grade 7 in English literature, communication and language studies (or equivalent).
• At least a grade 6 in any subject.

Conclusion

The most important thing to keep in mind when applying for the university of warwick computer science course is that you need good grades. You can get in with varying grades but you must have taken maths at A level (suitably in your first year).

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