The University of Cambridge welcomes applications from suitably qualified international students. We recognize the great academic and cultural value of a diverse student body. Admitting students from outside the UK allows us to seek talent from the widest possible pool.
Attracting so many talented international applicants means competition for places is fierce. However, academic achievement and potential remain the selection criteria for senior high school candidates.
The application processThe application process is the same for all applicants. Whilst much of the information presented on this website is focused on GCE, and A Levels, many other school and national examinations at an equal level are also acceptable.
All applications to UK universities are made through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS）, which operates on a pre-qualification basis where offers are made in advance of applicants achieving their final grades. Offer holders are finally confirmed or rejected once the results for the relevant qualifications are received.
UCAS will require applicants’ predicted grades. A predicted grade is the grade of qualification an applicant’s school believes they are likely to achieve, all things being well. These predicted grades are used during the admissions process to help the University understand each applicant’s potential.
For a step-by-step guide, please refer to our main Applying pages.Application fee
Most international applicants are required to pay an application fee of £60. This is a standard charge that supports the administration of the application process and maintenance of the systems used in this process. See Terms and conditions of the application fee.
1. Why does the Cambridge university welcome overseas students?| A．They are foreigners. |
| B．They are more qualified than local students. |
| C．They will provide diversity for the campus. |
| D．They will be recognized by the UK government. |
| A．Gaokao results can play a part. |
| B．International experience is a must. |
| C．An offer is the guarantee of admission. |
| D．Applicant’s school can predict the result. |
| A．A British twelfth grader. |
| B．A Hong Kong eleventh grader. |
| C．A student in Peking University. |
| D．A junior high school student from Beijing. |
2 . Comparing college entrance exams, there are different needs for admission. The national college entrance examination, or gaokao, is known as the most competitive test for Chinese students. Do students in other countries also need to take a standardized test to get into university?
South Korea holds the College Scholastic Ability Test(CSAT) in November each year. The CSAT plays an important role in the country’s education. On test day, bus and subway frequency increases to make sure that students can get to the test sites in time.
Japan is trying to reform its standardized national college entrance exam. In January 2022, Common Test for University Admissions took the place of the National Center Test for University Admissions, which had been adopted since 1990. The new exam aims to put emphasis on the ability of students to discover and solve problems by themselves.
The American College Test(ACT) and Scholastic Assessment Test(SAT) are the two main college entrance exams taken by students in the US. While SAT tests a student’s ability to learn, the ACT tests a student’s educational development. Both tests normally take place seven times throughout the year. Students can retake the exams for a better score.
In the UK, there’s no standardized test for college admission. Instead, each college has their own admission criteria. These criteria often only include submission of transcripts(成绩单) and participation in an interview. Yet, there are subject-specific exams used by some colleges.
1. What is the purpose of the new test in Japan?| A．To improve students’ learning environments. |
| B．To assess students’ educational backgrounds. |
| C．To assist more students in getting high scores. |
| D．To test students’ thinking and practical abilities. |
| A．Take entrance exams repeatedly. |
| B．Have only one chance to be tested. |
| C．Sit a lot of subject-specific exams. |
| D．Meet each college’s admission criteria. |
| A．South Korea. | B．Japan. | C．America. | D．The UK. |
1. What is the man doing?
| A．Asking for advice. | B．Entering a university. | C．Preparing for a party. |
| A．Scholarship. | B．History. | C．Parties. |
| A．It has tough admissions requirements. |
| B．It’s no older than Guangzhou University. |
| C．It has a party. |
| A．More than 15 years. | B．More than 5 years. | C．More than 100 years. |
1. There are
2. The largest building is
| A．Industrial management. | B．Educational subjects. |
| C．Vocational subjects. | D．Computer-aided design. |
| A．Admissions Tutors. | B．Persons in the information office. |
| C．Careers’ tutors. | D．Persons in the library. |
| A．Foreign language. | B．Work experience. |
| C．Educational background. | D．Students’ talent. |
7 . The CAUSE Leadership Academy (CLA) for students is a paid nine-week internship (实习) program that connects college undergraduates to communities through local political experiences and prepares them to lead and advocate for the civic engagement.
General Information:
·Program Duration: June 24th, 2024 — August 23rd, 2024
·Location and Time Commitment: CLA will be an in-person, full-time program (5 days per week, about 40 hours per week).
·Payment: Each intern will receive $4,000 upon satisfactory completion of the program.
Program Goals:
·To gain new skills and knowledge
·To deepen understanding of issues that impact the local community
·To explore civic leadership career paths
·To develop professional experience and skills to be effective in political advocacy and campaign support
Program Components:
·Interns will work together to develop a project.
·Interns will be placed in a public, private, or non-profit host office.
·Interns will learn about and support civic engagement efforts with their Host Office.
·Interns will develop leadership skills and expand understanding of civic engagement.
Requirements for the applicants:
·Have a minimum GPA (Grade Point Average) of 3.0
·Be a current student with at least one year of college completed or a recent college graduate
·Be able to actively participate in all major events
For full consideration, applicants must ensure both Application and Letter of Recommendation are received by Sunday, January 28th, 2024 at 11:59 pm.
1. The program aims to help participants _______.| A．lead political campaigns | B．make high academic achievements |
| C．choose civic leadership career paths | D．deepen understanding of civic issues |
| A．a training online | B．a project to finish individually |
| C．a leader position in a Host Office | D．a $ 4,000 payment for great work |
| A．Participating in all events. | B．Having a GPA no less than 3.0. |
| C．Applying after January 28th, 2024. | D．Being a current high school student. |
1. Which of the following is the speaker’s favorite?
| A．The library. | B．The lecture hall. | C．The football field. |
| A．Opposite the gate. |
| B．Behind the teaching buildings. |
| C．At the end of the campus. |
| A．It is large in size. | B．It is old and quiet. | C．It looks beautiful. |
9 . As a public research university in the USA, our mission is the creation, dissemination (传播), preservation and application of knowledge for the betterment of our global society. Here is something that you need to know to have a clearer understanding about University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).
Awards and Honors
With 16 Nobel laureates, 15 MacArthur fellows, 120 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) championships and more Olympic medals than most universities, our university has become a household name with academic and athletic brilliance. Because of this storied history, it’s easy to imagine that we’ve been around forever, when in fact, our university turned its 100th anniversary in 2019. We are just getting started the beginning of the story.
Community Engagement and Impact
The global city of Los Angeles is a dynamic environment for building and testing dreams. People come here because they want to make the world a better place and they find support in our mission, values and community. Their passion becomes a public service to the city, the state and the world.
Experience Major and Minor Discoveries
If you’re not sure of a major yet, don’t worry. Many freshmen change their major while at our university. Thanks to the width of our top-ranked academic program and our cross-disciplinary (跨学科的) approach, you’ll have endless opportunities to find your path. And our 10-week quarter system lets you sample a multitude of subjects and classes.
Freshmen generally decide on a major by the end of their sophomore year (大二学年). Transfer students who declare a major when applying must satisfy lower-level course requirements. You may be able to add a minor in an area that interests you.
1. How many years does UCLA have by 2023?| A．102. | B．103. | C．104. | D．105. |
| A．Getting support from community engagement. | B．Strengthening family connections. |
| C．Improving the city’s reputation. | D．Developing leadership. |
| A．Sophomores can choose their major. |
| B．The university has few majors to choose. |
| C．The students are not allowed to add any minor. |
| D．The freshmen have no options to choose their major. |
10 . 2022 Best Global Universities in Europe
These four top global universities in Europe have been numerically ranked based on their positions in the overall Best Global Universities rankings. Each institution was evaluated based on its research performance around the world.
University of Oxford
The date of the University of Oxford’s founding maybe traced back to at least 1096. Oxford is located around 60 miles northwest of London, and around 45 percent of its student body is made up of graduate students. Research at Oxford takes place in all four of its academic divisions: humanities; mathematical, physical and life sciences; medical sciences; and social sciences.
University of Cambridge
The University of Cambridge, located around 60 miles north of London, traces its history back to 1209. Cambridge contains 31 residential colleges, which are-responsible for admitting undergraduate and graduate students; three colleges Lucy Cavendish College, Murray Edwards College and Newnham College—are women-only.
University College London
University College London, or UCL, is a public institution that was founded in 1826. UCL is based in central London, though it also has branch campuses in Qatar and Australia. It has exchange and research agreements as well as other types of partnerships with universities around the world, for example, Zhejiang University in China.
Imperial College London
Imperial College London was founded in 1907.The university was previously a college of the University of London and became an independent institution in 2007. The university's Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme each year sends around 400 students to partner universities in different countries to conduct hands-on research: for a minimum of eight weeks during the summer break.
1. Which university has the longest history?| A．University of Oxford. | B．University of Cambridge. |
| C．University College London. | D．Imperial College London. |
| A．It is located in the south of London. | B．It has women-only colleges. |
| C．It usually admits postgraduates. | D．I towns four academic divisions. |
| A．Studying in the city center | B．Experiencing the life in Qatar. |
| C．Having eight weeks off annually. | D．Participating in practical studies. |
