Transferring Credit Hours to Cambridge: What You Need to Know

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Start date Oct 10, 2010

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The credit hours transfer policy for institutions like Cambridge typically requires students to meet specific academic standards and demonstrate the relevance of their previous coursework. A recommendation letter from a professor familiar with the student's work may be necessary to support the transfer application. The procedure for transferring to Cambridge from overseas involves submitting an application that includes transcripts, course descriptions, and possibly a personal statement outlining the reasons for the transfer. It is also advised to check the official Cambridge website for detailed guidelines and to contact the admissions office directly for personalized assistance.

Oct 10, 2010

humsafar

What are the main points of credit hours transfer policy of institutes such as Cambridge?
I've heard that you need to have a recommendation letter of some inside professor but i need to know more detail...

Let's assume i want to transfer to Cambridge from overseas, "WHAT IS THE PROCEDURE"?(i.e what do i need to show to impress guys at Cambridge)

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Oct 10, 2010

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Why don't you search their website or contact them directly?

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