1. New FT Home/EU students will pay £9,000 pa Fees are payable for each year of your course Courses with an Intercalated Year/Year Abroad pay partial fees You will not need to pay tuition fees ‘up front’. All students are eligible for a Tuition fee loan for each year of your course from Student Finance England (only repayable once you are earning £21,000 or more, and written off after 30yrs) In 2012 Warwick Undergraduate Scholarships and Bursaries offered Bursaries of £2,500 pa and a fee waiver of £2,000 pa to eligible students from families with incomes of £25,000 pa or less Bursaries of up to £1,500 were also available to eligible students from families with incomes below £42,600 pa Undergraduate fees in 2013-14

2. What help can I get? Living Costs are estimated at between £156 to £250 a week for 39 week academic year but……….. very much depend on lifestyle and spending patterns. Loans from the Government are available (repayable once you are earning £21,000 or more) Means-tested non-repayable grants from both the Government and University are available Non-repayable Warwick bursaries between £2,500pa to £500pa available to students whose family income is less than £42,601pa – Less than £25,001pa£2,500pa – Less than £36,001pa£1,500pa – Less than £42,601pa£500pa

3. Living Cost Support including Warwick Bursary Income £ Grant £Loan £Bursary £Total £Weekly £ 25,000 or less 3,2503,8752,5009,625247 30,0002,3414,3301,5008,171210 35,0001,4324,784 1,5007, 716198 40,000 5235,239 5006,262161 42,600 505,475 5006,025154 42,601 05,500 0 141 50,000 04,788 0 123 55,000 04,288 0 110 60,000 03,788 0 97 62,500 and above 03,575 0 92

4. Further information Student Finance Advisers will be available today in the Exhibition between 10:00 and 15:30 Also: Details on University website: www.warwick.ac.uk/go/ugfunding Government website: www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance