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The Cambridge Experience for Grades 8-9 in Cambridge, by Oxbridge Academic Programs.
The Cambridge Prep Experience, designed for students in grades 8 and 9 at Peterhouse, the University of Cambridge’s oldest college founded in 1284, offers an immersive educational journey. Students can choose between two sessions and a range of courses, including Robotics, Espionage, and Medical Science, taught by university professors and industry experts, with Cambridge itself serving as a dynamic classroom.
Priced at $7,125 for a two-week session or $12,225 for a combined session from July 6 to August 2, the program includes accommodation, classroom instruction, workshops, field trips, daily meals, and organized activities, with scholarships available. Beyond academics, participants enjoy cultural enrichment through historic site tours, sports, talent shows, and visits to events like the Duxford Air Show and London excursions. Comfortable accommodations in single or double rooms and access to campus facilities such as gyms and libraries enhance the experience.
The program concludes with an optional four-day Barcelona Connection, offering a vibrant cultural exploration of the city. The Cambridge Prep Experience blends rigorous academic study with rich cultural immersion in the heart of Cambridge.
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