This is a question nearly every Year 12 student thinks of at least once in their sixth form career, and it is one that I get asked regularly by my students. I began my A level studies with 4 A Levels and quickly dropped down to 3. I began sixth form being scared that my 3 slightly unconventional A Levels (Biology, Chemistry and Psychology) would set be back and make me a weaker counterpart compared to my competitors, most of which had 4 (or even 5) ‘hard science’ A- Levels for a Cambridge...

Applying to Cambridge comes with many unique challenges not faced by other UK university applications, and choosing a college is one of them. While this is one of the initial steps of your application, it is by no means insignificant. Your college choice determines your tutors and supervisors, the quality of the teaching you will receive outside of university ran lectures and practicals and it will be the place which you eat, sleep and study. Taking time to speak to people from different...

By A.T. Success Education – Oxbridge & Medical School Preparation Experts You’ve finished your personal statement, smashed the ESAT and SAQ, and now you’ve reached the final step... the Cambridge Veterinary Medicine interview . This guide shares insider tips and lessons I wish I’d known when I applied, plus practical advice to help you perform your best on interview day. What to Expect from the Cambridge Veterinary Interview Take a deep breath - you’ve earned your spot. The interview is...