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HELP!!!! I accidentally wrote the wrong date in the academic history section

Hello,

I submitted my grad application form through Cambridge's Grad Applicant Portal two weeks ago.

I have reviewed my application form many times, but I just find that the academic history section shows Feb 2017- June 2018 for My BA degree. It should be September 2015- June 2018.

I have no idea how I entered the wrong date, but the other supporting documents that I have submitted do not show the same mistake.

:eek:

I am panicking right now. Please tell me who I should contact to correct this mistake. I NEVER EVER intended to give false information in my application. How should I explain this mistake??

Please give me some suggestions!! Thanks!

Reply 1

Handel17

email whoever u got the letter from. and explain u didn't mean to make that mistake. just be honest. who knows it may not hv been ur error. good luck

Reply 2

threeportdrift

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Original post by RINGOMYZ

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No drama, it's only a mistake, not a false claim. Everyone knows you can't do a first degree in a year. Give the department a call on Monday and speak to someone and/or send an email as well with the details.

Reply 3

RINGOMYZ

Original post by Handel17

email whoever u got the letter from. and explain u didn't mean to make that mistake. just be honest. who knows it may not hv been ur error. good luck

Thank you!

Reply 4

RINGOMYZ

Original post by threeportdrift

Thanks a lot!! Should I call the admission office as well?

Reply 5

threeportdrift

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Original post by RINGOMYZ

Thanks a lot!! Should I call the admission office as well?

No harm, but if you sent it in 2 weeks ago, it should have progressed to the department by now, and it's the department that need to see the correction, not the GAO.

Reply 6

RINGOMYZ

Original post by threeportdrift

No harm, but if you sent it in 2 weeks ago, it should have progressed to the department by now, and it's the department that need to see the correction, not the GAO.