Residential study programs for 14-18 year olds in Cambridge, UK.
Law was the best course I’ve ever taken. I really learnt a lot and it helped guide me to what I want to become in life.
Eric, Law
Reach Cambridge was by far the best summer program I have done, filled with amazing and kind people, interesting educational courses, and unforgettable moments.
Sasha, Business Management & Economics
I’ve learned new things that I would have never learned at school, and it practically has verified my decision to become a doctor.
Melia, Medicine & Life Sciences
I really enjoyed this experience and I’ve never felt so connected to a place and the people in it. I’ve met some truly amazing people and will never lose connections with them. This whole program helped me so much and felt like a breath of fresh air.
Richa, Engineering, Business Management & Economics
I’ve learned so much more than I could ever imagine in this course. It’s also pretty much solidified my choices for university.
Misty, Psychology
This course is very interesting and informative. It gives you a taste of studying in Cambridge and working in the field as a researcher.
Michelle, Biotechnology
Reach was an amazing experience for me. It’s allowed me to interact with people from all over the world, making me more of a global citizen.
Faisal, Medicine & Life Sciences
Reach Cambridge has been the best thing I’ve ever been a part of. I absolutely loved every second of it. I’ve enjoyed not only the lessons, but also all of the fun activities.
Zazu, English & Performing Arts
Reach Cambridge was without a doubt the best experience of my life. I enjoyed the freedom it provided, while being gently introduced to what university life is like. I made some lifelong friends from all over the world, and got to have many interesting debates and discussions in my classes that helped me open my...
Lily, Politics & International Relations
If you’re at all interested in physics, take this course! I’ve learned so much from these amazing teachers, and the topics were engaging, interesting and thought-provoking.
Levente, Physics & Engineering Student
