At the University of Cambridge, John Cranke obtained a BA in 1771, an MA in 1774, and a BD (Bachelor of Divinity) in 1792. He became a Fellow of Trinity College in 1772. At Trinity he acted as a tutor in mathematics and is notable as the mentor of Thomas Jones.
John Cranke studied at Cambridge University, graduating with a BA in 1771, an MA in 1774, and a BD in 1792. He joined Trinity College as a fellow in 1772, where he taught mathematics and played a significant role in the life of Thomas Jones.