1. The IB forum The UCAS Tariff Sue Gemmill, Brunel University Vikki Pickering, UCAS

2. What is the UCAS Tariff? The UCAS Tariff is a points based system used to report achievement for entry to Higher Education in a numerical format Establishes agreed comparability between different types of qualifications Provides comparisons between applicants with different types and volumes of achievement

3. 2008 International Baccalaureate Diploma Tariff Diploma PointsUCAS Tariff 45768 44744 43722 42698 41675 40652 39628 38605 37582 36559 35535 34512 33489 32466 31442 30419 29396 28373 27350 26326 25303 24280

4. Diploma PointsUCAS Tariff 45768 44744 43722 42698 41675 40652 39628 38605 37582 36559 35535 34512 33489 32466 31442 30419 29396 28373 27350 26326 25303 24280 Most common score 2008 International Baccalaureate Diploma Tariff Most common offer

5. 2010 International Baccalaureate Diploma Tariff Diploma PointsUCAS Tariff 45720 44698 43676 42654 41632 40611 39589 38567 37545 36523 35501 34479 33459 32435 31413 30392 29370 28348 27326 26304 25282 24260 ‘New’ most common offer?

6. International Baccalaureate Certificate Higher LevelStandard LevelCore GradeTariff pointsGradeTariff pointsGradeTariff points 71307703120 6110659280 5 543140 450427010 320311

7. Thank you for your time! Vikki Pickering Policy Executive, UCAS v.pickering@ucas.ac.uk Sue Gemmill Senior Assistant Registrar, Brunel University Sue.Gemmill@brunel.ac.uk