Home students who have attended an appointment with one of the University's Disability Advisers and have then undertaken (and paid for) a full diagnostic test may be eligible for reimbursement of their test. For more information on how to get an appointment with a Disability Adviser please see the Disability Team's Screening for Specific Learning DifferencesLink opens in a new window webpage.

How to apply

Direct Application for Diagnostic Test Reimbursement

If you receive a Warwick Bursary or are a part-time student and receive a means-tested Government benefit you should complete an Application for Diagnostic Test Reimbursement within 3 months of your diagnostic test.

• You must be logged into your University account to complete the application form.
• You will need to upload the following evidence with your application:
  • A copy of your diagnostic test invoice. This must be on the test centre's headed paper and must clearly show the amount you have paid, as well as your name in full and the date of the test.
  • A copy of your Warwick ID card (this must be in date).
  • Evidence of your means-test Government benefits (if applicable).

Once we have received all your evidence and we can confirm with the Disability Team that you have attended an appointment with one of their advisers prior to your full diagnostic test, you will be notified of the outcome of your application within 10 working days.

If your application has been successful the award will be paid within a further 10 working days of you following the instructions in your outcome email and submitting your bank details.

Please note that the maximum award you would be eligible for through the direct application route is £375. If your test costs more than this and you want to apply for more you will need to make a full application to the Warwick Hardship Fund.