When applying to study at the college, it is necessary to specify both fields, and the nature of the combination. The following table lists the subjects that may be studied in combination with psychology. An X in a cell marks a permissible combination with psychology as either a major, joint or minor field, as indicated by the column heading. The School welcomes applications from all candidates meeting the entry requirements detailed here, regardless of age, gender, class, disability, or ethnic background. All applications are considered strictly on merit.
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Psychology is one of the most popular fields within the college, and so asks for somewhat more from applicants. Social science or science based A levels are preferred, but not required. A level Psychology is not required, but candidates offering psychology will normally be asked to achieve a grade C or above. Equivalent acceptable qualifications include a recognised Access course, or a merit on Advanced GNVQ with 18 units. It is unusual for minimum entry requirements to be waived for mature applicants, and post-GCSE qualifications are normally required for such applicants.