Schools What would be the best college at Cambridge to study engineering?

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Peterhouse is highlighted as a top choice for studying engineering at Cambridge due to its proximity to the Engineering department, allowing for quick access to lectures. The discussion emphasizes the importance of considering college accessibility and teaching quality when choosing a college. There is a request for insights on the easiest colleges to gain admission to and those that provide favorable offers. Overall, Peterhouse is recommended for its convenience and potential advantages for engineering students. Choosing the right college can significantly enhance the academic experience at Cambridge.
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I'm new here, so firstly hey everyone.

I'm an english 6th form student looking to study engineering at Cambridge. If anyone has knowledge about the easiest colleges to get into, the ones with the best teaching, highest proportion of "easy offers" etc, that would be really helpful

Thanks
 
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Peterhouse is directly adjacent to the Engineering department. It is possible, from 1st year accomodation, to get from bed to lectures in about a minute.
 
Haha, brilliant : D
peterhouse it is
 

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