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Cambridge: What college are people applying for?

Planning on law and I need to send my application off very soon. I was wondering what colleges people liked the look of?
Reply 1
Original post by Raventtt
Planning on law and I need to send my application off very soon. I was wondering what colleges people liked the look of?


Apply Harvard.

(http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?p=67792760&t=4340620#post67792760)



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I am applying to Havard as well as Columbia and Brown, I really like American institutions so I recommend it to others, but I'm also applying to the UK just in case. But just wondering, why did you post this on my thread?
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Reply 3
Original post by Raventtt
I am applying to Havard as well as Columbia and Brown, I really like American institutions so I recommend it to others, but I'm also applying to the UK just in case. But just wondering, why did you post this on my thread?


Because you randomly posted it on someone else's thread without explanation.

Anyway, there are 31 colleges at Cambridge. Don't stress over it too much but just because someone recommends their preferred college doesn't mean it's the best for you.

What's important for you?

Have you looked at the college web sites?

And the alternative prospectus?
https://www.applytocambridge.com/

And this?
http://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/colleges/choosing-a-college

Edit, btw Harvard (and Brown and afaik all other US universities) doesn't offer Law as an undergraduate course. It's a postgrad course. Do you already have a bachelors degree?
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Reply 4
Original post by Raventtt
I am applying to Havard as well as Columbia and Brown, I really like American institutions so I recommend it to others, but I'm also applying to the UK just in case. But just wondering, why did you post this on my thread?


"Edit, btw Harvard (and Brown and afaik all other US universities) doesn't offer Law as an undergraduate course. It's a postgrad course. Do you already have a bachelors degree? "

get muged
Original post by AnonEcon
"Edit, btw Harvard (and Brown and afaik all other US universities) doesn't offer Law as an undergraduate course. It's a postgrad course. Do you already have a bachelors degree? "

get muged


Yes, I have a first in History from Cambridge. I am applying to all my universities as either a postgraduate or mature student
Reply 6
Original post by Raventtt
Yes, I have a first in History from Cambridge. I am applying to all my universities as either a postgraduate or mature student


what college
In Harvard or Cambridge?
Reply 8
Original post by Raventtt
In Harvard or Cambridge?


I don't think you are applying to Harvard, if you were you'd obviously know they DO NOT have a collegiate system
Original post by AnonEcon
I don't think you are applying to Harvard, if you were you'd obviously know they DO NOT have a collegiate system


I'm aware they don't have a collegiate system however I thought you may have been referring to their 'House' system, where you do live separately from others only in your house
Original post by Raventtt
I'm aware they don't have a collegiate system however I thought you may have been referring to their 'House' system, where you do live separately from others only in your house


what did you get in your SATs then?
Original post by AnonEcon
what did you get in your SATs then?


SAT's were not needed as I already have obtained a degree.

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