The University of Cambridge, like Oxford, is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world. Here are some general requirements for international students applying to the University of Cambridge:

1. Academic Excellence: Cambridge seeks students who have demonstrated exceptional academic achievement in their high school or previous college coursework. This typically includes outstanding grades, a strong academic record, and high standardized test scores (if applicable).
2. English Language Proficiency: Since Cambridge is an English-speaking institution, international students must demonstrate proficiency in the English language. This may be demonstrated through standardized tests such as the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) or the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language). Some applicants may be exempt from this requirement if they have studied in an English-speaking environment for a certain period or if English is their native language.
3. Application Materials: International students are required to submit a complete application package, which typically includes:
   • Completed application form (usually submitted through the University of Cambridge’s online application system).
   • High school transcripts and/or transcripts from any colleges attended.
   • Standardized test scores (if applicable).
   • Letters of recommendation from teachers or counselors.
   • Essays or personal statements.
   • Additional materials as required by specific departments or programs (e.g., portfolios for arts programs).
4. Standardized Tests: Similar to Oxford, while the SAT or ACT are not typically required for admission to Cambridge, some courses may require applicants to take specific standardized tests, such as the BMAT (BioMedical Admissions Test) for medicine courses, the TSA (Thinking Skills Assessment) for certain courses, or subject-specific tests for certain disciplines.
5. Interviews: Cambridge typically conducts interviews as part of the admissions process for all applicants, including international students. Interviews are conducted either in person or via video conference and provide an opportunity for applicants to demonstrate their academic potential, critical thinking skills, and suitability for their chosen course of study.
6. Financial Support: International students must demonstrate their ability to finance their education at Cambridge, including tuition fees, living expenses, and other associated costs. The University of Cambridge offers scholarships and financial aid to eligible international students, but the availability of funding may vary depending on the course of study and the student’s country of origin.
7. Visa Requirements: Once admitted, international students must obtain the necessary visa (usually a Tier 4 student visa) to study in the United Kingdom. The University of Cambridge’s International Student Office provides support and guidance to international students regarding visa application procedures and immigration regulations.

International students should carefully review the admissions requirements and procedures specific to their chosen course of study at the University of Cambridge and contact the admissions office or international student services office with any specific questions or concerns. It’s also important to adhere to application deadlines and to submit all required materials in a timely manner.