

To apply to Hills Road for September 2027, follow the six steps below. Before proceeding with your application, please ensure that you meet both our entry criteria and the grade requirements for your chosen A levels.
All applicants must meet the requirements outlined in our Admissions Policy.
There are two application routes, with different deadlines depending on your current school:
How you apply to the College depends on your current school. Please follow the six steps below to identify the correct application pathway and submit your application.
Begin with Step 1 and check whether your school is listed. If it is not, move to Step 2 and continue through the remaining steps.
It is important to use the application pathway that applies to you.
If you currently attend a Cambridge Area Partnership (CAP) school or another school listed on MyChoice16, please follow the application guidance provided by your school.
The full list of schools on MyChoice16 is shown in Step 1 continued (see below)
What’s next?
To be considered for a place at Hills Road, you must meet the entry requirements for your chosen A levels and the entry criteria below.
We use the predicted GCSE grades provided by your current school to assess your application.
You must meet both the Admissions Score and the GCSE grade requirements for each A level subject you apply for.
Check which subjects you can apply for:
Your application must include at least three subjects for which you meet the entry requirements. We recommend including five to keep your options open.
The Admissions Scores measure the overall academic strength of an application. The easiest way to calculate your score is to use our handy calculator at the link below.
Subject-specific scores
• Minimum entry: 58 or 56 for CAP students (applies to 30 of our 36 A level courses)
• Mathematics: 60
• Higher: 71 or 69 for CAP students (applies to: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science and Physics)
• Four A level Programme: 78 (applies to Further Maths and all four A level programmes)
Choosing which A levels to apply for can feel tricky, and the process from application to enrolment can seem confusing at first. The tips below will help you understand what to expect and make your choices with confidence.


