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I can't say for Cambridge but I also studied Natural Sciences and did Biology, Chemistry, Maths and Geography. They asked that I achieved a certain grade in Biology and Maths.
It may be something similar 😊


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Interesting.....
Someone's just asked exactly the same question a few hrs ago for his friend and it has been replied.
You'll find your answer in the posts following this one.
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3554013&page=29&p=59156469#post59156469
Original post by kendellex
I can't say for Cambridge but I also studied Natural Sciences and did Biology, Chemistry, Maths and Geography. They asked that I achieved a certain grade in Biology and Maths.
It may be something similar 😊


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No it's not similar at Cambridge, I'm afraid. :wink:
Apply for bio natsci :wink:
You ought to be fine with your UMS. Dw.
This.
Original post by enaayrah
Apply for bio natsci :wink:



OP, have you looked at their course options?
http://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/courses/natural-sciences#biological-sciences-options
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It doesn't really matter if you apply through the Physical NatSci or Bio NatSci routes - once (if :wink: ) you get in you can do any part of NatSci, although some modules will depend on your a-levels. It's all in the document mentioned by @vincrows


The choice of Phys or Bio when you apply is just to help with the admissions process - specifically the interviews.
If you want more definitive advice or details, there'll be two Q&A threads opening this morning here by people who're in charge of Cambridge admission, one by Peterhouse, the other account held as Cambridge admission, hosted by various colleges, starting from Corpus, so you can ask them. :wink:
(Note: the first session by corpus on Cambridge Admission thread may be focused mainly on international applicants)
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