You thought you were qualified but have been told that you are unqualified
Your qualifications may not meet our requirements or may not be accepted by the University.
If you have been told that you are unqualified, it may be that your application falls into one of the following situations:
- You have not met the University's English language entry requirements
English language entry requirements
- You have not met, or are not predicted to meet, our standard or minimum entry requirements
Understanding our entry requirements
- The qualifications that you have studied, or are studying, are not accepted for entry. A range of accepted entry requirements can be found on our entry requirements web page
- The subjects that you have studied, or are studying, are not accepted for entry. For applicants studying SQA Highers and GCE A-levels please see the list of approved subjects for University entry
SQA Highers - approved subjects
GCE A levels - approved subjects
- You do not meet the subject specific entry requirements for the degree for which you have applied. Examples of degrees with specific requirements include Architecture, Business (including Accounting & Finance), Economics, Languages, Law and Psychology. Further information under the Entry Requirements section for each subject in the undergraduate degree finder.