Starting university is a big step, we’re here to give you a little boost. It’s our way of saying “welcome” and helping you to get off to a great start. Whether you put it towards your first food shop, some uni essentials, or a coffee catch-up with your new flatmates, it’s yours to spend how you like.
Here’s how it works:
- Select us as your Firm or Insurance choice at UCAS by the deadline stated on your UCAS Hub or, for non-UCAS applicants, accept your offer with us
- From July 2025 onwards, once you meet the conditions of your offer, we’ll send you an email with a form to complete to register details for your digital card. This must be completed before teaching starts on 8 September 2025
- Once you’ve completed the form, you’ll receive an email from our trusted third-party partner
- Follow the steps in the email to gain access to your digital card via an app. The digital card can be added to Apple Pay or Google Wallet
- The £100 balance will be loaded after you have successfully enrolled for our September 2025 intake
Spend it online or in-store, anywhere that accepts Visa, both on and off campus. We hope it also makes settling in a little bit easier. Just one more reason to make us your choice for this September.
Terms and conditions
- The deadline for submission of claims is 8 September 2025.
- The scheme is only available for UK home fee paying students on full-time undergraduate degrees enrolling for the first time in September 2025 and will be applied after enrolment.
- The scheme is available to direct and UCAS applicants accepting the University as their Firm or Insurance choice.
- The scheme is available to new undergraduate students to Coventry University, Coventry University London, CU Coventry, CU Scarborough and CU London (Dagenham and Greenwich). The scheme is not open to Coventry University Wrocław, Coventry University Online or Coventry University Apprenticeship students.
- The scheme will be awarded at the entire discretion of Coventry University.
- The University reserves the right to amend or withdraw the scheme at any time.
- The University's decision on the interpretation of eligibility criteria is final and there is no right of appeal.
- The University reserves the right to withdraw the scheme from anyone who is found to have misled the University about any aspect of their eligibility and to seek repayment of any monies already paid by appropriate means.
- There is no right of appeal against the University's decision in relation to your eligibility for the scheme. You may make a complaint if you believe that you have not been considered for the discount because of a procedural error.
