You apply via your CamSIS self-service. Information is available on the ‘Applying for a change in your student status’ page. Once submitted, your application to withdraw will be considered by your supervisor, Department, College and Degree Committee before arriving at Student Registry for the final decision. How do I withdraw my application from Cambridge? You […]

BMAT Universities: Cambridge But what kind of BMAT score is Cambridge looking for? To give you an idea, the average offer holder for 2016 entry had 6.1 in Section 1, 6.2 in Section 2 and 3.3 in Section 3. This is certainly on the high end of scores, but that is to be expected from […]

What is Cambridge Most Famous For? Cambridge is probably best known for its university, which lends the place an undeniable energy. The 31 colleges which make up the iconic institution probably represent about half of all the buildings in the city center. What is special about Cambridge? Cambridge is home to one of the oldest […]

Comprising of wards Newnham, Castle, Arbury, King’s Hedges and East and West Chesterton, North Cambridge hasn’t seen much change to crime levels since this time last year. In total 515 crimes were recorded by police in June 2020 (the most recent data), with violence & sexual offences the most common with 145 counts. What are […]

The first successful railway locomotive train ran in 1804 and Stephenson’s Rocket was designed in 1829. Railways then started to expand across the UK. Eventually the railway reached Cambridge in July 1845, when the first trains made their way there from both London and Norwich. What was the railway used for in Cambridge? In 1882 […]

Also known as Cambridge Lower Secondary, the Cambridge Program offers a flexible curriculum with integrated assessment. Designed for students ages 11-14, Cambridge Lower Secondary develops learners’ skills and understanding in Mathematics, English and Science for the first three years of secondary education. What is the Cambridge program? The Cambridge Program is a recreational program that […]

Together Oxford and Cambridge universities are seen as the pinnacle of UK higher education excellence on both a national and international level.But now a new YouGov Omnibus survey reveals that Oxford is far more likely to be seen as the UK’s most prestigious university than Cambridge. Why is Oxford ranked higher than Cambridge? Oxford is […]

Oxford has better public transport and more housing as a result; Cambridge also has a fast train to London but the station is way out of town, and the housing stock is cheaper and wages higher. Is Oxford a better city than Cambridge? Cambridge is easier and more charming — with its lovely gardens along […]

Major urban areas in East Anglia include the cities of Norwich, Cambridge and Peterborough, and the town of Ipswich. Smaller towns and cities include Bury St Edmunds, Ely, Lowestoft, Great Yarmouth and King’s Lynn. Is Cambridge classed as East Anglia? Wherever you are in East Anglia, you’re never far from all that’s best! East of […]

Founded in 1209 and granted a royal charter by Henry III in 1231, Cambridge is the second-oldest university in the English-speaking world and the world’s fourth-oldest surviving university.University of Cambridge. Coat of arms Latin: Universitas Cantabrigiensis Other name The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge Is Cambridge University the same as University […]

Supervisions are the main structural pillar of Cambridge’s teaching system. They’re described on the university’s website as “small group sessions” between an academic and two or three students.A way for students to collaborate with academic royalty in grand rooms decorated with cosy fireplaces and leather sofas. What are supervisions at Cambridge? The supervision system is […]

The Easter Term shall begin on 10 April and shall consist of seventy days ending on 18 June, provided that in any year in which full Easter Term begins on or after 22 April the Easter Term shall begin on 17 April and end on 25 June. How long are holidays at Cambridge? Hours of […]

There is no AS-level requirement for entering Cambridge. However, it’s conceivable that admissions tutors would notice that a candidate had only three AS-levels. Can you go to Cambridge with 3 A-levels? Our typical offers are based on students taking three A Levels together in Year 13, and most Cambridge applicants are studying three or four […]

Oxford and Cambridge are also both close to the UK capital. London is about an hour on the train from Oxford, and slightly under an hour from Cambridge. How far is Oxford from Cambridge by train? The Cambridge to Oxford train distance is approximately 66 miles (106 km). The Cambridge to Oxford train duration is […]

Benefits of a Cambridge education International curriculum. Our curriculum sets a global standard for education, with programmes that stretch, challenge and inspire our students. Teaching and learning. Assessment. International recognition. Global community. Parents and students. What does the Cambridge program do? The Cambridge Assessment International Education Program offers an international pre-university curriculum and examination system […]