Within 48 hours of your UCAS form submission, you will receive an email with log-in details for a Cambridge-specific additional form called My Cambridge Application (or MyCApp).
When you receive your unique link, keep the email safe as you will need the info (it's unique to you). When you're working on My Cambridge Application, you can save it and go back to it if you need to complete it in multiple sessions, and there's a page on My Cambridge Application, which we advise you to read (and watch the film!) before you start.
If you have problems / questions about filling in the form, please contact the helpdesk directly (applicationhelp@ug.admin.cam.ac.uk) rather than contacting us at Christ's. The helpdesk is specialised for this form, and so the advisers there are the best people to help if you have any queries about filling it in that you have not been able to find the answer to.
After you have completed and submitted My Cambridge Application, make sure that you receive an email confirming receipt. If you do not receive this, please check your spam folder, and if you still cannot see it please contact the helpdesk (applicationhelp@ug.admin.cam.ac.uk).
All applicants must send My Cambridge Application (and transcript, if relevant) by the 22 October deadline. You have not made a valid application if you do not meet this deadline. We strongly advise you not to leave My Cambridge Application to the last minute - if you have a problem this could have serious consequences - so why risk it?
What if I've not received a MyCApp email?
STEP 1: If you do not receive your MyCApp email when you expect to (you should have it within 48 hours of My Cambridge Application submission, but it is not normally immediate), please first of all check the spam / junk folders in your email.
STEP 2: If you're not getting our emails, or they are going to your junk or spam folder, add applicationhelp@ug.admin.cam.ac.uk to your email contacts or safe sender list.
Many international applicants and a few UK students completing My Cambridge Application will need to attach a transcript. We advise you to prepare for this in advance - look at the flowchart to see who needs to send a transcript so that you know whether this is relevant to you, and if yes, read the page on providing a transcript.
If your transcript is not ready but you have completed the rest of My Cambridge Application, you can submit your form and then log back in to attach your transcript (as long as you attach it by the 22 October deadline). We advise you not to delay submitting My Cambridge Application.
