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·Every year, the University’s choir have a concert in the King’s College on the Christmas' Eve.

·After the exams, students have a party: the May Week. During  this week they have the May Ball. On Sunday they have Garden Party.

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The most popular is canoeing, practiced usually in the river Cam. Famous are the Bumps, special competitions between the crews of some colleges. You have to touch (bump) the opponent. Every year there is the Oxford-Cambridge race (The Boat Race), along the Thames.

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In every college there is a library where you can also study and do your homework.
There are also some workshops.

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To be admitted to university, you must send  a request for admission, pass the entrance exam and an interview with some teachers.  You must have high grades in A levels, too.

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University of Cambridge International Examinations is the world’s largest provider of international education programmes and qualifications for 5 to 19 year olds. It's part of
the University of Cambridge. There you can take the OCR (Oxford, Cambridge and RSA examiners) including GCSE (at the age of 16), AS level and A level (at 18-19 years).
At Cambridge University you can take graduations: B.A. (given at the end of Tripos), Masters and PhDs (for postgraduates).

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Every year, there are more 20'000 students. Firtly, the school was for boys only, but from 1882 it's also for girls.

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The school, founded in 1209, is officially a university from 1231. According to the legend, two of  Oxford's ex students have founded it.

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The University is situated in the centre of the city of Cambridge, on the River Cam about 50 miles north of London.

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In this padlet I'm going to talk about an English College.

In the United Kingdom, "college" may refer to a secondary or high school, a college of further education, a training institution that awards trade qualifications, a higher education provider that haven't university status, or a constituent part of a university.

I want to talk about the Cambridge University.