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Forms for finalised applications
Undergraduate studies
Cambridge University undergraduates study for the BA degree, regardless of whether they are reading a science or arts subject. Application for admission to read for the BA degree should normally be made in early October for entry the following October. The College prefers to consider all applicants together in November, but occasionally is able to consider later applicants.
BA students admitted to the College fall into two categories: Mature (over 21 on entry), and Affiliated (having an appropriate honours degree from elsewhere and wishing to complete a Cambridge undergraduate course in 2 years). Mature students cover the same ground at the same pace as school leavers and are required to provide evidence of ability to study for an honours degree. Please note that the College will admit affiliated and mature undergraduates wishing to read Medicine and Veterinary Medicine (some other colleges will not).
In addition to formal lectures in the University, small group teaching known as supervisions are arranged by their Director of Studies and carried out both in the College and in various departments of the University. Read more about subjects and teaching.
All students at St Edmund's have an appointed Tutor who is a Fellow of the College. Tutors oversee their students' academic and social wellbeing, and are accessible throughout the year.
Applications must be completed on the UCAS website (www.ucas.com) by 15 October, the year before you wish to enter University. You will then be sent a link to the Cambridge Supplementary Questionnaire. If you are applying from a country outside the EU then you will also need to complete the Cambridge Overseas application form
If you are thinking of making an application specifically to St Edmund's College, you need to prepare the following documents : official transcripts of any qualifications, a full curriculum vitae, a further academic reference (from a teacher/Tutor who has taught you in the last year/eighteen months (other than the one on your UCAS form). You will also need to send in a copy of your Birth certificate or passport. These documents should be sent directly to the College Admissions office.
We take the admissions process seriously and treat each application on its own merits. Please note that under the provisions of the Data Protection Act, we require permission in writing from the applicant if another person is to deputise for them during the admissions process.
Further information may be requested via our online form.