Really disappointed with Cambridge

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Reply 20

zongzhe

Original post by Trinculo

Are you sure it's a new condition, and not something you didn't notice earlier?

Yes I am sure, the condition was added to my offer yesterday, and they also sent me an email to notified that.
That is what I feel annoyed about, I don't have enough time.

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Reply 21

zongzhe

Sorry for complaining.

1, at first, they didn't have that condition at the time the conditional offer was sent to me.
2, I sent a language waive letter when I was applying to Cambridge. At that time they said yes.
3, the condition was added to my offer yesterday.

That's why I feel annoying.

I will attend the Language test provided by Cambridge Language Center.

Reply 22

Carnationlilyrose

Original post by zongzhe

Yes, I am a postgraduate student.

Yes, I know that. I was responding to the poster who said you couldn't apply to both Oxford and Cambridge as an undergraduate by making it clear that this was the postgraduate forum and hence that this does not apply to you.

Reply 23

bobb99998

Original post by zongzhe

They should put it as a condition in my offer in April, then I would have some time to prepare for it.
But they added it yesterday.

They should have put it

I agree that the condition should have been made clearer earlier on however, if you have been a student in the UK for 2 years surely your proficiency in english should be good enough to pass the test without any practice?

Reply 24

zongzhe

Original post by bobb99998

Thanks for your reply and sorry for my complaint.
I think I can pass that test, um, maybe with some preparation xddd.
It is just some unlucky things, and will postpone my CAS as well as my Visa application. That's why I was annoying about that.

Reply 25

bobb99998

Original post by zongzhe

Good luck!!! It will be easy!

Reply 26

agrew

According to UKVI, if you're an international student from a non-English speaking country, you are not required to prove your language proficiency if you have completed a degree at the level of bachelor or higher in the English speaking country. So your claims are only reasonable if you have a degree from the UK university, if no, then you have to take a test to prove your language proficiency