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I didn't say all, I said most, and when most of the people around you, esp the rugby team are, then you will feel it. Tell me why you want to go cambridge, it's just prestige, but many people say it's the worst thing that happened to them and prefer UCL, KCL, LSE more inclusive universities with a great education and mix of people.

Those are all local, i want to move out. CAN SOMEONE WHO KNOWS SOMETHING REPLY. Which college should I apply for

Ignore him. I'm at Cambridge and so far almost everyone is lovely, regardless of background. All the colleges will have a rugby team I imagine, and many other sports besides. There are music practice rooms in most colleges, if not all, you will meet interesting people regardless of college, and there is loads to do through societies.

The nightlife isn't the best - there are four clubs, and coming from a big city, it's going to feel atrocious but you still have fun!

There are a lot of social activities organised by and between colleges and societies, so you'll always find something or other on.

It's difficult to say really - from what I gather the various colleges are not as different as you might suppose from reading about them on these forums, and you would be able to do all of the things that you mentioned at all of them. Really the best thing to do is for you to (i) research the colleges online (see http://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/colleges or http://www.applytocambridge.com/colleges/ or http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/wiki/Cambridge_College_Pros_and_Cons ), and (ii) to go visit the colleges / university on open days.

Having said all that, I would suggest you start by looking at Trinity Hall (has a reputation of being laid back and "fun") and Downing College (has a reputation for being good at sports). If demographic representation is a concern for you, then also see King's College.

As for the supposed 'upper class *****' in the rugby teams, it is probably true that there will be disproportionately many privately educated students in the rugby squads, and some of them will be *****, but that's true for any group of people. In my experience, your class and background are almost never important at university except in some fringe circles (e.g. Bullingdon).

And just as a last word of warning, a lot of what I've said are my own 'impressions' of places, and others will inevitably disagree. The best thing really is for you to go see for yourself. Many of my friends thought they knew which college they wanted to go to, but changed their minds after visiting Cambridge.

Wow thanks for the help but which college is closest to the night life and fun? I really want to enjoy first year, because first year isn't weighted much

Wow thanks for the help but which college is closest to the night life and fun? I really want to enjoy first year, because first year isn't weighted much

Wow low life stalker, you have a lot of issues, sitting their in your basement, go outside. I was basing my assessment on a thread a parent on TSR made about Cambridge.
You also haven't got your A level grades just yet kiddo, so take a step down, because I guarantee you will fail as well. Remember those words echoing in the exam hall "hahaha".