You must clearly state that you are applying for a transfer, and details of your current place of study should be listed in the ‘Your education so far’ section. The current UCAS and direct application deadlines can be found below.
Submit your application using the correct course code by the appropriate deadline for more information, you can see the UCAS page and the direct application page. You can find more information about what we look for in an application on the how to apply page. Your personal statement should also reflect your choice of courses. Draft your personal statement carefully so that it indicates that you are applying for a transfer and addresses your reasons for wishing to move from your current institution. This is the four-digit code which can be found in the key information section on each course page. Once you have decided which courses are the most appropriate, note the course codes of your chosen courses. If you are applying to more than one university in the UK or are classed as ‘Home’ for fee paying purposes, then you must apply through UCAS. If you are classed as 'Overseas' for fee paying purposes, and St Andrews is the only university in the UK that you are applying to, then you can use our direct application. You must now decide if you should apply through UCAS or the St Andrews direct application. 
If you are applying for a course in one Faculty which is also offered in another Faculty, great care should be taken to cite the UCAS code numbers correctly for example, the course code for the Psychology (MA) degree differs from the Psychology (BSc) degree.
If there is a choice of course between the Faculties of Arts (MA) and Science (BSc), you must decide which Faculty is for you. You should also check the General entry requirements for the course you are interested in (listed on the course page). We always list the requirements for SQA Highers, GCE A-Levels and the International Baccalaureate, but accept a broad range of qualifications from around the world, find out what we accept from your country on our entry requirements page. Applicants from other countries should use the Standard entry requirements. Applicants from the UK should use the qualification indicator to see which are relevant to them. 
These are laid out on our with Standard, Minimum and Gateway levels of requirements.Check the entry requirements and any subject-specific prerequisites for your programme.
Take a look at the University of St Andrews.If you wish to apply to transfer to the University, this timeline will help you through the application process.
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