1 Try to beat the clock at the Great Court Run in time-honoured fashion each October.

2 Watch The Man Who Know Infinity starring Dev Patel (specially filmed in College)

3 Smile at the original manuscript of Winnie the Pooh, furrow your brow at Newton’s Principia and peer at Shakespeare’s first folio in ‘one of the most beautiful libraries in the word’ – the incomparable Wren Library.

4 Glam up for the May Ball– it’s the most famous party in Cambridge’s iconic May Week (actually in June) – and/or attend the May Week Alternative and feel good about giving to charity

5 Savour Trinity’s famous dessert – Trinity Burnt Cream – and its mouth-watering cheese straws.

6 Explore the beautiful Fellows’ Gardens (open to all members of College), hire a Trinity punt and admire the world-famous Backs, or wander through the stunning Grade 1 Listed courts. You’ll never tire of Trinity’s incredible setting right in the heart of Cambridge.

7 Make life-long friends from among Trinity’s 1200 students – there’s c. 200 undergraduates in each year – and take your pick of student societies. From yoga, football and rowing, to ethical affairs, feminism and politics, not to mention acting, comedy and art, there is something for everyone. And if there isn’t, you can set up your own society!

8 Apply for grants to learn a language, take an internship or conduct a summer project.

9 Learn from leading academics in very small groups (called Supervisions). It’s one of the best university educations in the world and it’s open to anyone with great grades and a genuine interest in their subject. Don’t let anything put you off applying for a life-changing experience!

10 Imbibe 700 years of history at College that has been home to Prime Ministers, (34) Nobel Prize winners, literary legends, scientists who have changed the world, and incredible sportsmen and women.