Admissions advice
We are here to guide you through the admissions process as smoothly as possible, and ensure that everything can be set up to ease you into your academic journey with us. If you have any questions about your application or visiting us please get in touch.
Get in touch
Interview and offer holder events
If you have specific requirements, need a British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter, or other assistance or equipment, please let us know by at least 10 working days before the interview/event by emailing disability@surrey.ac.uk.
If your interview or offer holder event is to be held remotely and you have concerns about accessing it, please contact us.
For some people it is useful to have an appointment with a Disability Adviser and admissions tutor at the same time, for example to discuss support in labs, or arrangements for assistance dogs. Please let our team know if you would like to meet a Disability Adviser.
Auditions and entrance examinations
If you have a disability or specific learning disability (SpLD), be sure to respond to the attendance letter you will receive from the Admissions team, which asks for your medical letter or SpLD evidence for adjustments at least 10 working days prior to assessment.
The evidence must comply with the University's validation criteria. Medical letters must be a signed and dated by a relevant GP or consultant. SpLD assessments must have been completed by a registered Chartered or Practitioner Psychologist or Specialist Teacher holding a current Assessment Practising Certificate. The report should meet the criteria of the Higher Education SpLD Guidelines.
Confidentiality
We assure you that any information you give to us is treated in confidence. In order to meet our responsibilities under the Equality Act, we may have to share information to ensure reasonable adjustments are implemented. If you do not wish Disability and Neurodiversity to share this information, please let us know. However, this will limit the range of support we are able to offer.