First and foremost, we assess whether the potential student has the right academic capabilities and profile to be realistically accepted to study at Cambridge.
Secondly, we assess whether the student is capable and willing to put in the time required to create a strong application for Cambridge.
Finally, we assess the student’s attitude and reasoning behind applying to their subject, whether it is Natural Science or Veterinary Science at Cambridge. This is one of our most important considerations.
If a student has below-average (but still realistic) grades, but the correct attitude, we would consider accepting them onto our Programme. Unfortunately, if the converse is that case, it’s unlikely the student would be accepted onto the Programme. Admissions Tutors look for passion, not just academic potential.