IB requirements at King's College London, course by course
| Course | IB points | Maths required | Maths AI HL | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Computer Science BSc | 39 | HL Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches, grade 6 | Not accepted | kcl.ac.ukchecked |
| Mathematics BSc | 38 | HL Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches, grade 7 | Not accepted | kcl.ac.ukchecked |
| Physics BSc | 36 | HL Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches, grade 6 | Not accepted | kcl.ac.ukchecked |
| Economics BSc | 38 | HL Mathematics grade 6, either course | Accepted | kcl.ac.ukchecked |
| General Engineering BEng | 36 | HL Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches, grade 6 | Not accepted | kcl.ac.ukchecked |
What the pages say about the two maths courses
Computer Science BSc. The offer names Analysis and Approaches only.
Mathematics BSc. The offer names Analysis and Approaches only.
Physics BSc. The offer names Analysis and Approaches only. Physics: HL Physics grade 6.
Economics BSc. The offer accepts either maths course at Higher Level.
General Engineering BEng. The offer names Analysis and Approaches only.
How to read an offer like this
The points total and the Higher Level grades are conditions that must all be met together. A student with 41 points and a 6 in HL Mathematics does not meet an offer that asks for 40 points with a 7 in HL Mathematics.
Where the page says a maths course is preferred, both are considered and the preference can count between similar applicants. Where it says only, the other course does not meet the requirement. If the school does not offer Analysis and Approaches at Higher Level, write to admissions before applying and keep the answer.