University Programs

Most Popular University Programs at Cambridge Tutors College

Cambridge Tutors College has built a reputation for strong preparation in mathematics, sciences, and business. Since 2002, students have consistently gravitated toward these fields when choosing their university paths. Over 18 years, the college sent 133 graduates into Economics and Finance, 98 into Mathematics and Statistics, and 77 into Medicine. Other popular degree programs among its graduates include:

• Business Administration and Finance 51
• Law 38
• Biomedical Engineering 37
• Management 30
• Engineering 25
• Chemical Engineering 29
• Electronic Engineering 25
• Chemistry 16
• Biochemistry 15
• Mechanical Engineering 15
• Computer Science 14
• Investment and Finance 11

Top University Destinations from Cambridge Tutors College Over Time

Since 2000, more than 400 graduates have secured places at leading British universities. Cambridge and Oxford together welcomed 97 students, with the latter receiving slightly more. UCL proved particularly popular with 129 acceptances, while other London universities drew strong interest: Imperial College London enrolled 118, LSE took 86, and King’s admitted 61. Warwick rounded out these top destinations with 56 students. Other frequently chosen universities over this period include:

• Brunel
• Chelsea College of Arts
• Central Saint Martins
• Goldsmiths
• City
• Kingston
• SOAS
• Queen Mary
• Royal Holloway
• Royal Veterinary College
• St George’s
• St Mary’s
• Westminster

Most Popular University Destinations from Cambridge Tutors College in 2019

In 2019, King’s College London emerged as the most popular destination, attracting 7 graduates from Cambridge Tutors College. That year also saw students heading to Warwick (5), UCL (4), Surrey (4), Queen Mary (2), Nottingham (2), and Glasgow (2).

Other University Destinations from Cambridge Tutors College in 2019

Beyond these popular choices, 2019 graduates also secured places at Cambridge (2), Oxford (1), LSE (1), and University of the Arts London (1), demonstrating the breadth of opportunities that students pursued. Individual graduates were admitted to:

• Newcastle
• York
• Bath
• University of the Arts
• Southampton
• Bristol
• Reading
• Sheffield
• Imperial College London
• Liverpool
• Kent
• Cardiff
• City
• St George’s
• Edinburgh
• University of East London
• Exeter
• Lancaster