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Shehriyar999

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Hello Guys,Is there any way that we can study at cambridge on scholarship for an undergraduate programme? Is here anyone studying there?
Please Reply Asap!
 
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CNA755

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Yes you can! The scholarship that you can get depends on several factors. Such as your nationality, affiliation and the college you are applying to. If you dont have a UK or EU nationality then you cant get a scholarship from the university, but you can get scholarship from private organizations that administers the scholarship together with the university and the ones that acts out independently.
 
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no man you need to have a lot of money, a genius's brain, and must be very hard working. if you have these 3 , then u have ''SLIGHT'' chances than others like me to study at cambridge
 
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You dont need to be super-rich in order to study at Oxbridge, nor do you need to be super-intelligent. Obviously if you want to apply for a private scholarship, you have to be the latter..But remember that many countries have their own funds to support students wishing to study abroad with low-interest loans and scholarship. US colleges in the Ivy have a much more generous approach in terms of funding however..
 
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Shehriyar999 said:
Thankyou people,I will work hard since it's the only door towards accomplishment!
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Well said my friend. With spirit like that, you might make it.

Anyways, in order to get admission in Cambridge through AS/A levels, the basic requirement is A* AA. 3 subjects at the very least and at least 1 A*. Most students take 4 or 5 subjects thinking maybe it'll increase their chances for admission in Cambridge. However, while more achievements forms a quite admirable portfolio, a student taking 5 subjects does not have an advantage over one taking 4 subjects. A student taking 4 subjects only has slight better chances than the one with 3 (because a huge number of students take 3 subs).
These are just the basic requirements.
The scholarship requirements have been discussed by CNA755.
Having said that, money is in fact an issue if you aren't a resident of UK. Overseas students have to pay a lot even if they have attained a local scholarship.

http://www.study.cam.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/requirements/

Any other problems.

www.google.com :p

Best of luck!
 
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