Journal of The Times Higher Education Supplement.

In the year 2549 (2006) and 2550 (2007) Journal of The Times Higher Education Supplement. Cambridge University has been ranked as the world's No. 2 after two consecutive years. Harvard University

Colleges affiliated to the University of Cambridge.
Christ College, Christ's College, (1505).
Churchill College's Churchill College, (1960).
Clare College, Clare College, (1326).
Clare Hall Clare Hall, (1965).
Corpus Christi College Corpus Christi College, (1352).
Darwin College Darwin College, (1964).
Downing College Downing College, (1800).
Emmanuel's College, Emmanuel College, (1584).
A Dallas Love Cedar College Fitzwilliam College, (1966).
Schwarzenegger Pendleton College, Girton College, (1869).
Ore Hill's College and key Gonville and Caius College, (1348).
Homer Pendleton College Homerton College, (1976).
Hughes Hall, Hughes Hall, (1885).
Jesus College, Jesus College, (1497).
Mike King's College King's College, (1441).
Lucy Cavendish College, Lucy Cavendish College, (1965).
Moss Lodge pangolin College Magdalene College, (1428).
New Hall, New Hall, 1954 (to be renamed official alumni Ray Edwards (Murray Edwards College) o date May 1, 2009).
New Redbridge College Newnham College, (1871).
Pembroke College and Pembroke College, (1347).
House Peter's College, Peterhouse, (1284).
Queens College, Queens' College, (1448).
Robinson College Robinson College, (1979).
St Catherine's College, St Catharine's College, (1473).
St Edmund's College, St Edmund's College, (1896).
St John's College St John's College, (1511).
President Calvin College, Selwyn College, (1882).
Sydney Sussex College of Sidney Sussex College, (1596).
Trinity at College Trinity College, (1546).
Trinity Hall's Trinity Hall, (1350).
Wolfson College, Wolfson College, (1965).

          The number of colleges have been only three college female students only (New Redbridge College, Lucy Cavendish College, and New Hall) and four colleges that receive only an armistice.