Cambridge university

I'd like to apply for psychological sciences. My a levels are psychology classics and English. At gcse I have a 9 in biology and chemistry and 8 in maths. I see that in some colleges they prefer maths or biology A level. Is it risky applying? Anyone on here get in with only psychology A level?

Applying will be "risky" regardless of your A level choices, I think the question to ask yourself is "Do I want to go to Cambridge to study psychological sciences?" if you are set on that as your top choice and you have grades close enough to what they ask for, then my recommendation would be to apply - at best you'll get an interview and get in and at worse you'll be accepted by another university and have a great time there. With 8s and 9s at GCSEs, if you are doing well in A levels, you can be pretty sure you'll get into a good uni for the degree you want to do, so don't write off Cambridge just because most psych applicants do maths or biology at level and you don't - if you can justify why this is the case and if you do well in the admission test/interviews, it probably won't matter.

I'd like to apply for psychological sciences. My a levels are psychology classics and English. At gcse I have a 9 in biology and chemistry and 8 in maths. I see that in some colleges they prefer maths or biology A level. Is it risky applying? Anyone on here get in with only psychology A level?

Is this for the PBS Tripos? Generally, if the Entry Requirements for some colleges (here I think it's about 50% of them just from a quick scan of the pdf file) specify that certain subjects are preferred then it's usually a strong hint that those subjects will give you a definite advantage; or conversely, if you don't have at least one of those subjects then you may struggle with some aspects of the course. It looks like some of the colleges that don't specify Maths or Biology actually ask for a higher offer (A*A*A) than those who do, so it would still be a risk for you.

Are you applying as a mature student btw? I looked at your profile to see if you'd previously supplied any more details on your A levels and predicted grades and was a bit surprised to see that you were apparently applying for Medicine courses a couple of years ago, which suggested you would have had Chemistry A level at least...

-: ) this is my mum's login that was used for my brother who eventually got into medicine. Haha. I wondered if this might confuse someone.