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University of Cambridge

906 University of Cambridge reviews

The annual Whatuni Student Choice Awards (WUSCAs) highlight the incredible work carried out by institutions for their students. This year’s awards were based on reviews from over 30,000 students across the UK.

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University of Cambridge

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Boo

28 Mar 22

Aged 18-24 years

Theology, Religion, and Philosophy of Religion BA (Hons)

University rating (4)

Very good in look and student life

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Edward Hu

24 Mar 22

Aged 18-24 years

Engineering MEng (Hons)

University rating (4)

Supervisions are great Great facilities - almost 24/7 libraries Great internet speeds - gigabyte Ethernet Worst - lots of time pressure in general

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Nichly

28 Mar 22

Aged 25-34 years

First gen student

MPhil in Finance and Economics

University rating (4)

Prestigious

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AYOMIDE

23 Mar 22

Aged 18-24 years

MD (Doctor of Medicine)

University rating (5)

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Subhan Shah

26 Mar 22

Aged 18-24 years

First gen student

Education BA (Hons)

University rating (4)

Best aspect of university is the whole, holistic feel of it in general and the exhilaration of knowing that you’re at university, actively trying to change your life for the better. Cambridge is by far one of the best universities to study at because it offers top of the range facilities accessible to all students at all time. It could be improved by the workload, it seems as though there is this constant 24/7 stress.

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Claudia

21 Mar 22

Aged 18-24 years

MD (Doctor of Medicine)

University rating (4)

Best thing is opportunities worst is high work load

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Beth

27 Mar 22

University rating (4)

Cambridge is a great place to study with a wide range of facilities. There is a lot of support from academics with supervisions to go over anything that you didn’t understand in the lectures. There is a wide range of sport to try and at any level. Can play sport for your college or on the university level. In terms of nightlife every college has a bar which have very cheap drinks, there are lots of pubs if you fancy something different. Clubbing-wise, there are 4 clubs in the city centre each offering different student nights.

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Hugo

28 Mar 22

Aged 18-24 years

MPhil in Philosophy

University rating (5)

Very academically successful.

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Matthew

23 Mar 22

Mathematics BA (Hons)

University rating (5)

The Cambridge workload is often a source of discouragement, but when you learn the right balance, you start to see the good side. From an academic viewpoint, you have unparalleled access to those at the top of their field (as well as those who will be in the future). A huge range of societies at college level allow for beginner entry into activities and those at university level allow you to expand on the close friends you initially make within your college, finding people with the same unique interests as you. This is all on top of the mindset that studying at one of the oldest universities in the world brings.

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Angus

20 Mar 22

Master of Education (Mathematics Education) PGCE entry only

University rating (4)

Its a uni for rich people, I have no money and just surrounded by insane wealth is pretty gross at times but also rich people lead nice lives and even though don't live that live nice to watch people that do sometimes even if disgusting