A-levels needed for natural sciences at Cambridge

From the entry requirements page on the course ''Further guidance: In exceptional circumstances, applicants with only two science/mathematics subjects and Biological Sciences applicants without Mathematics may be considered. You can outline any restrictions or constraints on your school subject choices in My Cambridge Application (this will be emailed to you after you submit your UCAS application).'' So sounds like they might consider it, I'd recommend contacting admissions to discuss your situation.

Can I get into the natural sciences course at Cambridge university if I have not studied A-level maths, because this A-level was not offered at my secondary school?

Hey!

I’m Oliver and am currently a third year in natural sciences at Lancaster studying synthetic chemistry and biochemistry pathways.
I can't speak for Cambridge but I know at you can study a range of pathways without A-level maths including of chemistry, biology, geography, environmental science and psychology, just to name a few. However you you would need maths if you wanted to study on maths, physics or engineering pathways. The full list of pathways and entry requirements for Lancaster can be found here: https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/natural-sciences/

Hope that is helpful and best of luck with your decision 😊Feel free to ask me any other questions if you have any
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Oliver (Student Ambassador)