Prepare with Confidence
Expert Guidance for the MSAT
Complete MSAT Prep Course - £139
Live classes, modules and mock exams
The full preparation pathway, running through to MSAT day in March 2027.
- 2 live online Saturdays (one in December, one in February)
- All classes recorded for later review
- 5 full mock MSAT exams, with detailed solutions
- Full access to all Ace learning modules and video walkthroughs.
Live Classes - £99
Interactive online teaching
- 2 live online Saturdays (one in December, one in February)
- All classes recorded for later review
- Supervised full-length mock MSAT exam
- Full MSAT learning module access included
Self-Study Package - £79
Mock exams and modules for solo preparation
- 5 full mock MSAT exams
- Detailed worked solutions
- Access to strategy modules and MSAT essentials
- No live classes
MSAT Foundations - £29
Introductory plan to try the course out
- Guidance on how to plan and approach MSAT preparation
- Access to core modules and videos covering exam essentials
- 1 full mock exam with worked solutions
The £29 cost is fully redeemable against any Ace the MSAT Prep Course. If you later enrol in another course, £29 will be deducted from the price.
Dr John Gannon has spent over a decade helping students prepare for the HPAT exam (required for admission to undergraduate medicine in the Republic of Ireland). He now brings that experience to support students taking on the MSAT-Ulster.
Both exams are developed by ACER and examine students on similar skills: critical reasoning, quantitative problem-solving, and interpersonal understanding tested through multiple-choice questions rather than rote recall.
Ace the MSAT combines live and recorded online classes, self-paced modules, and full mock MSAT tests to build skills and optimise performance.
What is MSAT?
The MSAT (Medical Selection Admissions Test) is a standardised test used by Ulster University as part of its admissions criteria for a range of Allied Health Professional and Nursing courses, including Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Radiography, Podiatry, Speech and Language Therapy, and Nursing (Adult and Mental Health).
It’s a 2 hour 40 minute, computer-based exam assessing three areas: Critical Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Interpersonal Understanding. There’s no fixed syllabus and nothing to memorise, success comes down to genuine skill-building through practice, not subject knowledge.
There’s no pass mark. Instead, your MSAT score is used alongside your academic qualifications to rank you against other applicants, so thorough preparation to maximise your score matters. Ace the MSAT draws on the same reasoning-based teaching approach that’s built Ace the HPAT into a trusted name in Irish admissions test preparation.
Want the full picture? Read our complete guide to the MSAT exam → acethemsat.ie/what-is-msat
What People are Saying (HPAT Students)
The simulated exams at the end of each term allowed me to find what strategies really worked for me. I would absolutely recommend the classes to anyone sitting the MSAT!