We’re pleased to share good news about the offers which have arrived for our students so far this year. 71% of university offers have been from Russell Group Universities.
I’m pleased to announce that 71% of all offers have been from Russell Group universities – some of the most prestigious higher education institutions in the world. These offers reflect the strength of the academic provision and support at CATS Cambridge, particularly in the STEM subject areas. Our students have received offers for highly competitive Engineering, Physics and Computer Science courses. Our role is to help students secure top grades and university places and ensure they leave us with the skills, attitudes and habits that will enable them to succeed academically and beyond. We wish them the best of luck.
Fifteen offers have been received from the top 20 UK universities, including the likes of the University of Cambridge, Durham University and University of Warwick. This good news comes on the back of our University of Cambridge success.
Students have also received 20 offers from global top 100 universities in the UK, using the QS World University Rankings 2024
Why Are Russell Group Universities So Prestigious?
Russell Group universities are world-class, research-intensive universities. They have huge social, economic, and cultural impacts locally, across the UK and around the globe, each with their own history and ethos. Their huge contributions to research allow them to attract the world’s top academics – which makes studying at a Russell Group university a privilege.
University Offers
CATS Cambridge students have already received offers from the Russell Group universities below. Offers have also been received from the University of Manchester, Newcastle University and University of Bristol as well as other top UK universities.
Testimonials
“The teachers have a very professional teaching style and real mastery of their subject. They have absolute trust in my abilities.”
Arslan from Turkmenistan has received offers to study Economics at the University of Manchester and Queen Mary, University of London.
“We had help from professionals with our personal statements.
We also had lessons to be prepared for interviews and admission tests.”
Youssef from Egypt has received offers to study Aerospace
Engineering at the University of Sheffield and University of Manchester.
