Cambridge masters extenuating circumstances
Hello. I am doing an undergraduate degree and am probably going to get a 1st. I want to apply to do a masters at Cambridge , however my a levels were godawful (CCD). This was because I was severely ill at the time, I am now diagnosed with bipolar but at school had no provisions for this as I wasn’t diagnosed then (however I have lots of medical evidence that I was ill, and had an a*tempt a month or so before). Will my extenuating circumstances increase my chance of success? Or is ccd just too low. Thanks
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