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Am I tall enough for Cambridge?

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Reply 80

Wolfram Alpha

Original post by Doonesbury

A basic error. There's no UKCAT at Cambridge.
It's the BMAT. Big Man Admissions Test.

hahahahaha

Reply 81

ageshallnot

All candidates who enter their height in metric on their Ucas application are of course immediately rejected by Imperial.

Reply 82

Fullofsurprises

Original post by ageshallnot

All candidates who enter their height in metric on their Ucas application are of course immediately rejected by Imperial.

I believe their archaeology dept is still pre-metric.

Reply 83

username3434964

Original post by nulli tertius

But if you have three legs Liverpool is the place to be

https://news.liverpool.ac.uk/2015/04/07/centre-for-manx-studies-to-move-to-liverpool/

Does Liverpool uni have a collegiate system like Cambridge?

Will I get pooled if I have a liver?

Reply 84

ineedtolearnpls

LOL HOW FUNNY

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Reply 85

The_Lonely_Goatherd

Original post by ageshallnot

All candidates who enter their height in metric on their Ucas application are of course immediately rejected by Imperial.

Cannot rep again :sad:

Reply 86

Doones

Original post by ageshallnot

All candidates who enter their height in metric on their Ucas application are of course immediately rejected by Imperial.

Well played sir.

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Reply 87

Doones

Original post by Fullofsurprises

I believe their archaeology dept is still pre-metric.

Pre-metric? It's prehistoric!

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Reply 88

Fullofsurprises

Original post by Bill Nye

Does Liverpool uni have a collegiate system like Cambridge?

Will I get pooled if I have a liver?

Reply 89

slider2000

manlets need not apply

Reply 90

Etoile

I'm 5'2, but they only let me in because they were short on coxes :teehee:

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Reply 91

Fullofsurprises

This measuring bridge, known as 'mathematical' (due to being extremely precise) is used to establish entry height criteria as a final pre-admission test at Cambs, the aim is to filter out the really absurdly tall (their presence would be intimidating) and also the truly incompetent. (only averagely incompetent people are allowed at the Tab.) When passing under, one must also solve a simple mathematical theorem involving topologies, n-spaces and Godel. (whoever he was)

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Reply 92

nulli tertius

Original post by Bill Nye

Does Liverpool uni have a collegiate system like Cambridge?

Will I get pooled if I have a liver?

You might have pulled a bird

Reply 93

nulli tertius

Original post by Fullofsurprises

and Godel. (whoever he was)

I was waiting for Godel

Reply 94

nulli tertius

Original post by Etoile

I'm 5'2, but they only let me in because they were short on coxes :teehee:

From that flag at the bottom of your post, I think it was more likely that they were short on Golden Delicious

Reply 95

RickyOrange

Wtf that ******** , why is there a height limit ?

Reply 96

ageshallnot

Original post by RickyOrange

Wtf that ******** , why is there a height limit ?

Read the thread not just the first post ffs...

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Reply 97

adviceiguess

This thread just made my day

Reply 98

username3125608

Original post by Bill Nye

I really want to go to Cambridge to study medicine, however I am only 5' 8". I heard you have to be at least 6 foot!

Do you think I have enough time to grow?
Will they accept me if I am just under the requirements, but perform great in the interview?

Thanks

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Omg how dumb are you?
You've got to be 6' "1, christ almighty