Why doesn't Cambridge have any scholarship for immigrant students?

Many of the immigrant students cannot access student finance and loans.
I can't apply to Cambridge if I can't afford it.

Many of the immigrant students cannot access student finance and loans.
I can't apply to Cambridge if I can't afford it.

You do realise that is how the world works?
Why should the UK government and taxpayer pay for you?
Certain colleges and unis do offer scholarships, but they are small in number and amount usually.
Unfortunately education costs and most UK students get heavily into debt for their education.

Which country are you from?
Are you in the UK and on what basis?

I would be more than happy if I could get a loan at least and then pay it back when I start working. Plus I've lived most of my life in the UK (I've been here since I was 4 or 5 years old) but I just recently found out there are a lot more restriction and that I cannot access loan yet. Plus I'll get charged with over sea fees. Before 2012 the law was different but unfortunately in 2016 it changed and now I guess I'm just sad I might not be able to apply and go to the unis I wanted to.

I would be more than happy if I could get a loan at least and then pay it back when I start working. Plus I've lived most of my life in the UK (I've been here since I was 4 or 5 years old) but I just recently found out there are a lot more restriction and that I cannot access loan yet. Plus I'll get charged with over sea fees. Before 2012 the law was different but unfortunately in 2016 it changed and now I guess I'm just sad I might not be able to apply and go to the unis I wanted to.

What passport do you hold? What passport do your parents hold?

You should be eligible for British citizenship if you have been in the UK consistently since you were 5 years old.

^^ This. If OP has been living in the UK for what, 12-13 years, surely you qualify as a Brit therefore can get loans and grants like the rest of students do.

If you were born in UK then if you live here more than 10 years then you are eligible for British citizenship. But since I was not born here I had to apply for discretionary leave to remain which has to be reapplied every 2 and a half year for I'm not exactly sure how long until I get British citizenship. The discretionary leave to remain doesn't give the same right as other citizens.

I would be more than happy if I could get a loan at least and then pay it back when I start working. Plus I've lived most of my life in the UK (I've been here since I was 4 or 5 years old) but I just recently found out there are a lot more restriction and that I cannot access loan yet. Plus I'll get charged with over sea fees. Before 2012 the law was different but unfortunately in 2016 it changed and now I guess I'm just sad I might not be able to apply and go to the unis I wanted to.