Unexplainable youtube algorithms.. maybe you have watched other university/A-level study channels

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I watch mine craft videos and this came up in my recommended lmao

IKR!!

. Yep

Because she specifically filmed at her college. There are modern colleges like Fitz

everyone have Thier opinion, some like vintage. I think you can effort all this 😂😂😂

You didn t see old furnitures. Take a look at polish accomodation.

Stop acting like that! Would you rather have a tiny room that almost can't fit your bed?

Its not even old looking.

Next week - People living underground in large cities - followed by a relationship/engagement montage...youtube likes to keep people guessing. 🤷🏿‍♂️

ARMY?💜

@@crystalsnow.00 yessss :)

@@bootifulchimmy3097 💜💜

stream dynamite 😘

I think some scenes from Harry potter were filmed there!

Beacuse it's been filmed there ouo

Pretty sure that's what the design was based off, Hogwarts not xambridge

My school looks a lot like this and inspired hogwarts

It is hogwart

do u watch Holly Gabrielle?

Sumo Lee woahh me too! maybe past life?!

Only one answer............ HOGWARTS 😂😂

Celeste Ludenburg 😂😂

Lmao Harry Potter vibes

They vary a looooot, even within colleges. Some are extremely (like really, really) nice. Others very grim. In other words there's no such thing as a 'typical Cambridge room'.

Lol you’re old

@@davidmaxim You do realise that you will grow old yourself?

I want to know the story behind the 4 course meal

@@pandaseal1611 Make toast in front of the gas fire and make butter icing and crepes in advance. Pate on toast, juggle frying pan and saucepan to produce steaks and boiled new potatoes. Wash fry pan, reuse to make flambeed crepe suzette. Cheese. Having access to the market made it possible. Must have done something right, still married to the Nice Young Lady.

@@davidmaxim yes. Next question...

Olivia Steventon I’ve seen better😅 I’ve stayed in Cambridge halls and it was no where near as good as the two other unis I’ve stayed at

@@toriprince7391 what were the other two unis?

I have seen better dorm rooms in state universities in some Third World countries.

You call that fancy? I hope you’re being sarcastic. Uni accommodations now come with memory foam mattresses, double beds, kitchenettes, en-suite bathrooms with power showers+ hundreds of other awesome options. This is legit the shittest room I’ve seen 😂😂😂😂

Olivia Steventon school trip ?

The problem with the furniture is not that it's old, old furniture can be marvellous. The problem with Cambridge uni's furniture is that it's cheap, uncomfortable, unhygienic and was never ever considered nice. It's an embarrassment

Christ's college also has 2 floor rooms like this, just to broaden your options.

@@ukgaming1084 Mate aren't you were in Paige's video saying you are going to open the admission letter the next day? If I'm right you should in Cam' by now I guess. I even checked your account, think 2-3 months ago. I'm also applying for Cambridge next year, for an MPhil in Archaeological Science.

@@guganesan.ilavarasan hey haha yeah I was! I'm arriving at Jesus College in 6 days now to begin studying Natural Sciences. Good luck for your application and any questions you have, send me them and I'll do my best to answer but I should stress I'm an undergraduate not a postgrad so I may be limited :)

@@ukgaming1084 Hi brother, I ended up applying for the course and currently in the GAO. Sincerely hope that I get in. Meanwhile, I have small doubts regarding the offer can I send you a mail, mate?

In like a simple rectangular room

Evan Harrold we actually don’t get accommodation at colleges, you have to live at home or buy a flat. She’s at Cambridge University, so not only is it a uni, but very very prestigious!

@@wyaakk Some countries call university as colleges. Also, Cambridge is split into colleges..

These are actually suuuuuuper outdated compared to a lot of new modern accommodation options at unis now :)

rux i yes, but here we ALSO have colleges, which, though similar to university, don’t have accommodation. And Cambridge’s ‘colleges’ aren’t really colleges, just a way to distinguish between departments. Not to mention the point of my comment being that the accommodation is so nice because it’s Cambridge, one of the UK’s most prestigious unis.

I think they look horrible haha very prison like

How'd you go?

Ruushii Sushi rejected :( but they said I’m applicable for adjustment

@@arslemon did you?

@@Acquittal LOOL no, I’m really happy at UCL though... It’s a pretty fun course and the professors are legendary. And also the class of 2020 is pretty amazing. I’m having fun and learning so no complaints on my behalf.

@@arslemon what are you studying and what a levels did you pick?

Kelly Hopkins really I never knew that is sooo cool

Every college in Cambridge has their own dining hall, some as majestic as the Great Hall of Hogwarts (which was actually filmed in Oxford's Christ Church College). .

Well, not sure how you guessed.. i.imgur.com/l1vghZ4.png

ahaahah my mind sees the future

Sadly, forbidden due to fire regulations - we had a girl who burned down her whole room because of one incense stick! The rules are such that we can't really modify anything about the room (even hanging pictures using blue tack). All the electronics, all the wires, chargers etc need to be put on the table once a year for an electrician to come check it (obviously, a useful thing when you have so many internationals with faulty adaptors)

@@pandajules 😂oh boy

Hiii

Im 15

I'm 13

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Foogi 1:36

Good luck! I'm in upper sixth and interviewing for cambridge, it's possible :D

Liv Retallack are you joking? These rooms are ugly and outdated as fuck. For how much you pay for Cambridge/oxford accommodation they should be a lot better. Ridiculous standards.

Elliot Luke Choma Lmao you pay the same amount that you would with most other unis. Calm down.

Howz life at Cambridge...whats your IG..we need to talk😂

Candy queen Margaret it’s an okay life i guess😂

@@moviehub5395 you sound sweet

@@chiara2512 You sound cheerful and lovely

@@learnerdecuriousqueen3320 awwww😍

Me too ...so when are you planning to go to the university

Me neither

1) Yes, you have to "change" every year, by which I mean "choose again". If you are lucky and high up on the ballot for choosing, then you might end up in the same room! 2) Moving in between years is not a hassle, since everyone leaves for the summer anyway (which is a 4 month break!). What IS a hassle is having to pack everything between terms. Which is why there are 2 types of rent - short contract and long - one is where you pack in between terms and someone might live in your room during the holidays (like a guest or an exchange student) and another is when the room is yours for all 8 months. 3) All the rooms in College are singles, no one has any roommates for 3-4 years. It's just your bed and your desk (and maybe a toilet/shower if you want to pay more)

😂 very unlikely - I'm an introverted vampire, so I spent most of my time indoors asleep

yeah we have our own rooms with shares bathrooms and kitchens, or your own bathroom, or a small studio.

£9,670 but varies between each student

No i don't believe so i think you can get some decorations though and customize parts of it

We can all keep a guest for max of 3 days, but of course it depends on a room. There was no space in my first one, but there was space for like 3 guests in my last one :) When our cleaners see that we've had someone for too long, they politely ask that the guest gets his/her own room (and of course, guest rooms are super expensive - £50-90 per night)

non.existant in yr 6?

non.existant did you fail your English test by any chance! 🤨

Oooh, great question! Given that I also wanted to do engineering in Cam, but last minute decided on CS. One of my acquaintances is actually doing Information and Computer Engineering modules in his 3rd year now, because he is gravitating slowly towards CS, away from building bridges, engines or materials. I'll ask him and get back to you on that!

@@pandajules Thank you!

PandaJules any update? I’m extremely curious too

Of course! (sorry forgot to paste, ugh) His words: "You can't choose any IT modules even in 3rd year, so yes, MEng is the only way to switch. The only CS things in 2rd year are Intro to ML and Computer Vision. 3rd year - some theoretical stuff like inference, statistics. Then finally for masters - some deep learning, probabilistic ML, CV, software design, computer imaging, computational neuroscience. If i could go back in time i would've chosen cs But i think engineering gives you a very good alternative. Engineering is good if you are not 100% certain about cs. Other topics can be interesting Just annoying that they are compulsory. Like bridge structures, materials and their breaking points, electronics and buildings. Cambridge CS is very theoretical and gravitates towards learning algorithms for problem solving, as well as some historical stuff which can be truly useless. Still, many companies don't care and will come for "compscis" rather than engineers, even if Eng Dept in cambridge is the biggest and is actually quite applied which helps with the real world problems. We have a compulsory 10 week internship. Anywhere. Just basically go out there and work in research/industry. I did research both syllabuses. I applied for civil engineering with no cs experience at all, no exposure to programming. How am i supposed to know i like it if i dont get the chance to study it? Hacking sounds cool, but it also sounds could to build shit like burj khalifa. CS at least gives better prep for interview questions. Cuz whatever google is saying about looking for potential, they'll still ask some theoretical questions to see whether you know the foundation. Engineering exposes you to some programming, because some projects need to be coded up, but it does not teach you that in a systemised manner. So you would end up knowing python and matlab, but perhaps not what is going on behind the scenes. If you know you want to do software related stuff - CS, if you don't - Eng. Try picturing yourself study Materials, Thermodynamics, Mechanics, Electricity, Fluids. There is a lot of physics involved which won't be in the CS course. Still, remember that companies often look for people from technical fields. They will actually put it in their applications as "looking for graduates from Maths, CS, Engineering, Physics, Computing, Accounting" which means there is still a lot of hope even if you chose a different "flavour" of a technical degree. The most important thing is to enjoy those 3-4 years. A lot of mathematicians did enjoy them, despite them knowing that it's all very theoretical and they will probably end up having to retrain to be coders and/or go into banking. Still they would not have chosen any other degree"

I actually read part 1 in engineering and part 2 in comp sci, but that was when there wasn't a comp sci 1.

Often they cant modernize alot of it because it is an old building that is protected. But the furniture could definitely be improved!

Er, it's a huge uni, with 30 colleges. You think one student's experience is representative? Her rooms seem decent to me, but there are far, far nicer rooms in the uni which would have you telling a very different tale.

Yes, but there are just 3 terms and 3 breaks (winter, spring, summer). Each term is just 8-9 weeks, but each break is 5-6 weeks, so it's not as if you have to pack-unpack very often. You can see the dates here: www.cam.ac.uk/about-the-university/term-dates-and-calendars

Its a dorm so like a room with one person living in it unless you choose to get a roommate