can any1 tell me about cambridge university,what kind of coarses it provides?
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It is probably looking for students that know the difference between "coarses" and "courses".  Attention to detail is important when presenting one's self to premier universities.
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In England I believe it was Cambridge
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I have no idea. Check out Flinders University in South Australia. I go there but I dont know what exactly they offer. Sorry if this link is useless to you, but hey, its worth a shot i suppose!
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If you get good enough grades then you will be interviewed at Cambridge so the interview is more important than your CV.  It is important you don't lie on your CV, if you do something say so but don't try and look better than you are.  What they are looking for is something with a real passion for their subject so read things outside your course.  You might need another language so go onto the Cambridge University site and check.  www. cam.ac.uk   There is no one kind of person that gets in.  I know very sporty people, very musical people and people that seem to have no outside activities at all.  Also check out the colleges.  Don't just go for the famous ones.  and go for it.  What have you got to lose?
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MIT\n\nsee the link for more info
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I hope this is exactly what you asked for:\n\nhttp://www.scit.wlv.ac.uk/ukinfo/ac/index.php?refs1199=http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=universities+britain&fr=FP-tab-web-t&toggle=1&cop=&ei=UTF-8
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Hi :-) ! I suggest you have a look at the link below. According to "The Guardian League Tables", it seems to be Imperial College London... but, then again, it might be too expensive living in London. Would go to York or St Andrews :o) . Also, maybe you would like to have a look on how "The Guardian" rates universities. Good luck :-) !!!
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The UK one is (unsurprisingly) in Cambridge near London - see link below\n\nThere is a Cambridge College in Massachusetts (USA) - see link below\n\nThe most known Universities in the city of Cambridge Massachusetts itself are Harvard and MIT.\n\nEnjoy
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http://www.studyoverseas.com/universitiesuk.htm
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You should really contact the University of Cambridge directly. No matter what anyone tells you here, if you're applying to the University, you'll have to ask them yourself eventually anyway.\n\nAlso, while it's true that all universities offer financial aid, not all financial aid is in the form of grants or scholarships. Most aid is provided as a loan that you would have to repay. You would not qualify for a grant or scholarship simply because you're an international student, or there would be floods of international students attending universities free. That doesn't happen.\n\nIn order to get a grant or scholarship, you have to have some special quality -- exceptional grades, extracurricular activities, etc. Many grants and scholarships are not funded by the universities themselves, but are sponsored by individuals, nonprofit foundations, or even the government. Some grants and scholarships are provided for unusual reasons. A man may establish a scholarship for anyone who has the same name as he does, or for someone born on a particular date. \n\nSo you should do three things if you sincerely want to attend Cambridge University:\n\n1. Be sure your grades, extracurricular activities, and other qualifications meet their entrance standards. It doesn't matter if you can pay the tuition if you aren't accepted because you don't meet the minimum requirements.\n\n2. Contact the University directly and talk to their Financial Aid department. Each university may call this department something different, but if you explain what you're looking for, they'll know where to direct your inquiry.\n\n3. Search on the Internet for grants and scholarships for which you might qualify. Be careful not to fall victim to any scams. Scammers target people who want something badly and can't afford it, but are willing to pay some amount of money in hopes of achieving their goal. There are also books published that describe grants and scholarships available.\n\nUnderstand that there may not be very many grants or scholarships available for the specific university you want to attend. If you can get into a reputable college or university, you can always work toward transferring to the university of your choice. To do this you'll need a plan. You'll need to know the entrance requirements and select courses that will meet those criteria. You need to remain in contact with the University of your choice so they keep you in mind when they hear about anything that may help you.\n\nGood luck!
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depends where u are, what you know and what you want i suppose. You could try Sandy Gray at Strathclyde Uni.
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Lancaster University, UK\nUniversity. of Swansea, Wales, UK
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Please visit these sites :\nhttp://www.universitiesuk.ac.uk/\nhttp://www.scit.wlv.ac.uk/ukinfo/alpha.html \nhttp://www.BritishHigherEducation.com \nYou should get all the details you need.\nBest of Luck.
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Is it overall ?. Hurmm... So broad and too much to say. You should grabbed some valubale infos from University of Oxford and University of Cambridge. I guess this URL address will help you.
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I'm quite sure exactly how long but one of my professors is working on his PhD from Cambridge and lived there for I think 1-2 yrs and he is now teaching at Mcmaster University while he works on his PhD research so I guess it takes as long as it takes you to get the research done. Sorry for the lack of specifics but I'm not sure if there is any. Good Luck in the UK if you end up going I've been considering going as well but to get my masters.
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It's quite new so it is still working on its reputation but it's meant to be very good for technical subjects (sciences, engineering, IT etc). It offers BSc's and MSc's etc. And they take as long as English degrees (Bachelors 3 years, Masters 4 years) I believe. A friend of mine went there and said it was very hard work and you could kinda tell they were still just starting out (though this was 3 years ago). Meant to be very good though. Lovely area as well.
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It will most likely be graduating c.um laude or magna c.um laude - I graduated magna c.um laude and usually tell people that's like getting a first or high 2i! \nI'd write to the administrator for the course you're interested in and ask about your specific GPA/College - obviously some are tougher than others.\n\nThe other option is to get your qualification evaluated by NARIC, they'll tell you what UK qualification your degree is equivalent to, but you have to pay £20 or so - http://www.naric.org.uk/ .\n\nI think contacting Cambridge directly is your best bet, all the places I've enquired about graduate programmes have been happy to take my US degree as is, without a NARIC seal of approval.\n\nI can't believe Yahoo tried to censor my honors degree!