Contextual Offers for Disabled People
Does anyone have a list of Unis that disabled people or people with mitigating circumstances can apply to, to get contextual offers?
University of Worcester offers a two-grade reduction for applicants who have a disability or a specific learning difficulty, such as dyslexia/ADHD. You can try contacting with them.
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