The application form

What this screen is for

This is your application form. It has several pages, listed on the left, and ends with Review & Submit. Your answers are saved automatically while you type, so you can leave and continue later. After the last page you go to the application fee; your application is submitted once the fee is paid or waived.

On this screen

Buttons

• Page list (on the left) — click a page to open it. A green tick means the page is complete. You cannot jump past the first page that is not complete; going back is always possible.
• Save & continue → — saves the page and opens the next one. If something required is missing, the page lists what to fix.
• ← Back — opens the page before. What you typed is kept.
• Upload — on a document: choose the file from your device. PDF, JPG or PNG, up to 10 MB.
• Replace — uploads a new file in place of the current one.
• Add file — on a document that allows several files.
• Delete — removes a file you uploaded.
• Fix it → — on the review page: opens the page where percentages do not total 100%.
• Page name (in the amber box on the review page) — opens the page that still has missing answers.
• Continue to application fee → — on the review page, when every page is complete: opens the application fee page. When no fee is asked, the button reads Submit application.
• Send question — sends your question to Admissions.
• My application — at the top: opens your application page.
• Log out — at the top: signs you out.

Fields

• Your private resume link — a link that opens your application directly. Click it to select it, then copy or bookmark it. Keep it to yourself.
• Saving… / Saved — at the top right: shows that your answers are being saved, and when they were last saved.
• Questions — a red star (*) marks the answers you must give. Some questions appear only after a certain answer. "Admissions asked you to fix this" above a question means Admissions sent the answer back, with a note.
• Percentages — where the form asks you to split something in percent, the parts must total exactly 100%.
• Documents — each document has its own box. A red line "Required — not yet uploaded" means the document is still missing.
• Update requested — an amber line on a document: Admissions asked for a new copy, with the reason. Upload the new file in the same box.
• Rejected — a red line on a file: Admissions did not accept the file, with the reason. Upload a replacement.
• Admissions asked you to fix N items — a red box listing the answers Admissions sent back, each with a note.
• Questions for admissions — your questions and the replies from Admissions.

If the page shows a red line saying the application is locked, you cannot change it for now. The line gives the reason. Contact Admissions.

Common tasks

Fill in a page

1. Answer the questions on the page.
2. Click Save & continue →.
3. If a red box lists missing answers, complete them and click again.

Upload a document

1. Open the page where the document is asked.
2. Click Upload in the box of that document.
3. Choose the file. It is saved as soon as it is uploaded.

Stop and continue later

1. Wait until Saved shows at the top right.
2. Close the page, or click Log out.
3. To continue, log in with your email and password, or open your private resume link.

Finish the application

1. Open Review & Submit in the page list.
2. If a box lists pages to complete, click each page name and complete it.
3. Click Continue to application fee →.
4. Pay the fee or enter a waiver code. Your application is then submitted.

Ask Admissions a question

1. Scroll to Questions for admissions.
2. Type your question.
3. Click Send question. The reply appears in the same place and you are notified.

Letters of recommendation online (2026-10-11)

Each Letter of Recommendation slot offers Or ask your referee to complete it online: enter the referee's name and e-mail (and tick the waiver if you waive your right to read the reference) and Send request. The referee gets a link; the completed reference becomes the slot's document. Uploading a letter yourself still works.