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̽»¨Ö±²¥closing date for applications for 2005 entry (or deferred entry in 2006) is October 15, 2004. Applications received after this date will not be considered (except, in certain cases, from mature students)*.
- If you're applying to a College, you should send your Cambridge Application Form (CAF) to that College in time to ensure they receive it by October 15. Please enclose copies of the school/college reference and personal statement from your UCAS form.
- If you're making an 'open' application (where you don't specify a College), you should send your CAF to the Cambridge Admissions Office in time to ensure they receive it by October 15. Please enclose copies of the school/college reference and personal statement from your UCAS form.
- You must also send your UCAS form to UCAS in time to ensure they receive it by October 15. Remember, you must enter both an 'institution' code (showing you wish to apply to the ̽»¨Ö±²¥ of Cambridge) and a 'campus' code (specifying a College or indicating you wish to make an 'open' application) on your UCAS form.

If you're applying for an undergraduate place to study medicine or veterinary medicine, you must register for the BioMedical Admissions Test by September 30, 2004.
- Ask your school/college if it is a BMAT assessment centre. If so, you can register for the test there. You must enter your BMAT registration number on your CAF.
- If it's not possible to take the BMAT at your school/college, you need to register for it at your nearest 'open' assessment centre. You can find your nearest centre by calling the BMAT helpdesk on 44(0)1223 553366, emailing helpdesk@ucles.org.uk or visiting . You must enter your BMAT registration number on your CAF.
- You will sit the BMAT in your school/college or nearest open assessment centre on November 3, 2004.

If you're applying for an undergraduate place to study law, you will need to register for the National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT). More information about registration will be available soon on the LNAT website at . ̽»¨Ö±²¥LNAT is being piloted by the ̽»¨Ö±²¥ of Cambridge this year. You will need to enter your LNAT registration number on your CAF.
- Ask your school/college if it is going to be an LNAT assessment centre. If so, you can sit the LNAT there on November 3, 2004.
- If it's not possible to take the LNAT at your school/college, you will need to take it at your nearest 'open' assessment centre. ̽»¨Ö±²¥registration information on the LNAT website (when published) should help you find your nearest open assessment centre. You will sit the LNAT in your local open assessment centre on November 3, 2004.

Happy to help

Admissions staff in the Colleges and the Cambridge Admissions Office are very happy to help you, so please feel free to phone or email them if you have any questions at all about applying to Cambridge. Remember, it's much better to contact us with your queries now than to run the risk (and disappointment) of making an invalid application.

You can find a Cambridge Application Form (CAF) and more information about applying to Cambridge, admissions tests, interviews and the Cambridge Special Access Scheme by clicking on the links at the side of this page. (Mature students should use the mature students' CAF; graduates applying for undergraduate courses as affiliated students should use the affiliated students' CAF.)

* ̽»¨Ö±²¥only exception to this is that the four mature students' Colleges (Hughes Hall, Lucy Cavendish, St Edmund's and Wolfson) will consider applications for most subjects from adult learners on one-year Access to Higher Education courses or one-year A-level courses until November 22, 2004. This does not apply to adult learners applying for medicine, veterinary medicine and architecture, or those making 'open' applications or graduates applying to become 'affiliated' students - in these cases, all applications must be received by October 15, 2004.

You can contact the Cambridge Admissions Office on 01223 333308 or by emailing admissions@cam.ac.uk .