Your offer letter and the GAP will state which documents the Graduate Admissions team needs to confirm your offer.
Please read the guidance on ‘confirming your offer of admission’ carefully to ensure that you submit everything correctly.
When should I submit documents?
Submit your documents as soon as possible so that Graduate Admissions can confirm your offer as unconditional.
You must demonstrate that you have fulfilled your conditions before you can register. You may bring the proof that you have met your condition with you to registration, but please be aware that if there is any query, you will not be permitted to complete your registration until the query has been resolved. It is, therefore, advisable to submit all your documents ahead of the registration period, ideally no later than 1 September.
How should I submit documents?
Full guidance is available on the ‘confirming your offer of admission’ page. Documents should be submitted electronically wherever possible.
Only submit the documents that Graduate Admissions has requested. Adding extra documents could delay the processing of your application. Please do not send any documents to the European Institute because they must be processed centrally.
I submitted my documents but they have not been processed yet. Should I be worried?
Documents are processed in the order that they are received. During the months of May to August, Graduate Admissions receive a huge volume of documentation, so you may need to be patient while your documents are in the queue. You can track the status of any documents you have submitted on the Graduate Applicant Portal.
Check current processing times to find out when you can expect your documents to be processed.
Who should I contact if I have questions about my documents?
Please contact the Graduate Admissions Team. In the first instance, check the Knowledge Base to see if the answer to your question is there. If you need further assistance, you can submit a query to the Graduate Admissions Team via the Knowledge Base. Avoid submitting multiple queries because it will create a backlog and slow down response times.