Hi Peterhouse, I've asked this question on another thread but I'm interested in your college's policy in particular – as I liked the look of it on a visit – if that's ok. Here goes. Does Peterhouse specify the subject for the A* in the standard Cambridge offer for English Literature of A*AA? I have 12 A*s at GCSE, four As at AS and my predictions will be three A*s. My only unreformed AS (not English, as it's linear, as you know) means I am well on course for an A* in that subject; however, my school has never sent a student to Cambridge to study English so I'm nervous about its lack of Oxbridge experience and falling at the final hurdle. Also, surely the new linear courses will make it harder to achieve or maybe predict the top grades (in that at least you had the AS marks both as a guide and to carry forward to A2). I'm not sure how clued up my (state) school is as regards the new system. Thanks in advance!