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Christ's College is an ideal place to live and study as an undergraduate. As Director of Admissions, I would like to welcome you to the admissions pages for Christ’s College. Choosing a college to apply to can be a difficult choice and we are delighted that you are considering us. In these pages we will give you information about the courses ...
The site that God’s House moved from now houses the famous chapel at King’s College. Christ’s has stayed put in its current location in St. Andrews Street, Cambridge since 1448. St Andrews Street is centrally located and, as with many of the city centre colleges, Christ’s appears outwardly small and could almost be missed by the casual ...
Current applicants. In this section. This section is Christ's College, Cambridge information for current applicants. It is published each year on 20 September to guide you through the admissions process once you have made your UCAS application. It is now too late to apply for October 2024 entry. The application deadline was 16 October 2023.
Christ’s College znajduje się w obecnym miejscu od 1448. W tym samym roku otrzymał drugą licencję królewską, która uważana jest za oficjalny dokument założenia tego kolegium. W 1505 Małgorzata Beaufort, matka króla Henryka VII, za namową swojego spowiednika, biskupa Johna Fishera, przekazała fundusze na rozbudowę God’s House.
Godshouse and Christ's College are one and the same body, the two names representing the stages of youth and man's estate respectively. The story of the development has been told at length in the preceding pages and it is summarised in the authoritative words of the letters patent of I May 1505, where Henry VII gave, as was customary in such documents, the title by which the college as a legal ...
